A Modest Cloud Cover Study (part 1)

I analyse not one, not two, but three datasets to get a feel for what clouds have been doing over the UK

I’ve got some tasteful Venetian blinds here at the window in my bedroom office in a pale ivory colour that matches the creamy walls. The reason I have them, and the reason I use them, is to control how much sunlight enters the room. A simple matter really, and normal folk with normal brains and normal mindsets will be going about their business this summer with blinds and curtains at the ready for when we get a spectacular glimpse of the sun. I particularly like those gigantic cardboard sunglasses you can place across your car windscreen largely because I find the tasteless rather tasty!

But the same level of normality doesn’t apply to climatologistas, and climate modellers in particular. Clouds schmouds and harrumph to all that drivel! Clouds are a symptom of climate change and not a driver is their chestnut. Well, not only would they say that but they’re paid cash money to say that, so their biased line of reasoning doesn’t get us anywhere.

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