Disconnected from reality: Despite heavy winter rains, flooding and DWD data, Germany’s Helmholtz Institute insists parts of Germany are “extremely dry”.
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Modelers/ Forecasters Can’t Even Agree on Europe’s Upcoming Winter
Ironically, it is said that scientists all agree on the long-term climate forecast, yet, they can’t even agree on what lies ahead for the next few months.
While “Experts” Like To Have Us Believe Germany Is Still In Drought – Real Observations Tell Us Another Story
In spring 2021, Germany received 175 l/m² precipitation compared with the mean of 171 l/m² for the 1991 to 2020 reference period. While March and April came in too dry,…
Germany’s May Among Coldest In 140 Years
In Germany, when reporting on weather averages, the DWD chooses its reference periods based on what trends it wants to convey to the public. Using the 1961-1990 period allows the…
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