Five months after the IPCC ruled that the infamous RCP8.5
computer scenario responsible for most mainstream climate doomsday copy
over the last 15 years was “implausible”, what news can I bring you of
the Met Office’s UK Climate Projection 2018 report (UKCP18) that based
its predictions on the now cancelled modelling nonsense? Good news: the
Met Office immediately withdrew UKCP18 with a fulsome apology for all
the harm caused. Everything from the compromised geography A level
syllabus to numerous Net Zero rules and regulations that relied on its
claims have been withdrawn pending future alteration. Sorry, I must have
dropped off for a moment and started dreaming. Of course, the report
has not been withdrawn; of course, no apology has been forthcoming, and
of course, UKCP18 is still up to all its old tricks.
On June 23rd, the Met Office produced a weather forecast for 2055 showing how the summer temperature in England under a “plausible”
computer model scenario could hit 45°C along with nine consecutive days
where 40°C was recorded somewhere in the country. Not bad going in 30
years, given that the UK temperature ’record’ of 40.3°C produced on July
19th 2022 by the runway at RAF Coningsby was somewhat challenged in its
veracity by the fact that Typhoon jets were attempting to land at the
time. The claimed record was a 60-second 0.6°C spike and over a
five-minute average – recommended by the World Meteorological
Organisation to reduce ‘noise’ – the temperature fell below the magic,
headline-grabbing 40°C....<<<
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