Lower UK wind speeds and less powerful storms have always been a bit of a
disappointment to activists whipping up a climate crisis frenzy to back
the Net Zero fantasy. Going back over 50 years, the data is clear on a
declining trend. Of course, despite its lamentable inability to step up
to the Net Zero plate, wind is one of the UK’s “essential climate
variables”, to quote the Met Office’s own words. Since it first started
publishing its annual state of the UK climate report, the climatic
performance of wind and storms have had their own dedicated chapter.
Alas, no more. The
2025 report,
published last month, has abolished the chapter – wind it seems is now
little more than a footnote. Should do better, some might comment....<<<
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