"We are very pleased.
We made one forecast and one forecast only 42 days ahead and our call was for
thundery downpours likely, based on predictable aspects of solar particle
activity and lunar modulation.
The Met Office made many
forecasts based on shed-fulls of computing power and deluded Co2-warmist
meteorology funded by shed-loads of taxpayers money. Their last call was for
'dry'.
The power of our
physics-based Solar Lunar Action Technique was confirmed by serious thundery
downpours in many places and one hit the evening's proceedings. The failure of
standard meteorology earth-centered 'models' in the face of WeatherAction
predicted solar-driven 'Red warnings' is laid bare.
Thundery rain and deluges
will cause difficulties for most of the Olympics and the Met Office will
underestimate the problems. WeatherAction will make key warnings available
free.
Our full August forecasts
for Britain & Ireland, Europe and the USA spell out important changes
through the month including dramatic shifts in the jet stream which show the
world is heading for 'A little Ice Age' while the UN and failed CO2 warmist
alarmism is pointing the world in the wrong direction.
"I am glad, and the
world is lucky, that the rain stopped for the later part of the evening and the
truly fantastic production by Danny Boyle and his team and the opening moment
by Her Majesty the Queen.
One can see that without
the hard work and honest application of science by the pioneers of the
industrial revolution the United Kingdom would not be what it is, the English
language would not be the language of the world and London would not have
hosted the Olympics three times. If the delusional anti-science of CO2 warmist
alarmism is not stopped this greatness of Britain will be lost.
Thank-you"
Piers is lying I'm afraid. The metOffice continually forecast the chance of showers at the opening ceremony. Right up to the day. That's why so many people were prepared for rain and donned waterproofs when a "few drops" landed just before the ceremony. Piers lies again when he says there was a thunderstorm that "drenched" the crowd. There wasn't, less the quarter of a millimeter fell on the evening. It's pretty rich of him to say he's glad the rain stopped (though, as we know it didn't really start) especially as he had warned the organisers of thunderfloods, large hail and a deluge which which would disrupt the even and all this after an "extremely wet" week. Thankfully no-one paid him any attention so the ceremony went ahead.
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