[Oldeconomybuyer]

[glock rocks]

It’s called weather.

[a fool in paradise]

Record rains heat and winds in Texas. Oh wait, no, rather mild and below average.

[Responsibility2nd]

They really believe this shizzit don’t they?

[BenLurkin]

[Haiku Guy]

August.

It happens every year.

New Jersey tomatoes finally hit the market just last week, a full three weeks late, because we have had such a mild Spring and Early Summer.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Deadly fires have scorched swaths of the Northern Hemisphere this summer

One of the Environmentalist biblical signs of the end times.

[Skooz]

Climate plans?

Wear shorts. Visit a water park. Maybe go to the beach.

[Sacajaweau]

Every night the weatherman tells us that last time we had these temps.....and lo and behold....it’s happening again.

[DuncanWaring]

Killer winter in the Southern Hemisphere is also shredding records.

Do they mention that?

Of course not.

[JPG]

Arson, lightening strikes, and carelessness with fire must be climate change, too.

[Skooz]

Despite the deadly summer, overwhelming evidence that humans are altering the planet, and ever-improving science that links specific weather events to global warming,

Unsubstantiated, unverifiable hyperbole much?

[CharlesMartelsGhost]

[rktman]

Awesome!

[Red Badger]

When, in the last 4 billion years or so, has the climate NOT BEEN CHANGING?..................

[Harpotoo]

OMG SnowFLAKES melt in the summer, who knew:-)

[freedumb2003]

"Remarkably, scientists can now work out in just a matter of days how much human-induced climate change has had to do with a particular weather event, using a combination of observation, historical data and current information from weather stations.

Climate "science" -- draw your lines, then plot your points. This is an admission that there is no SCIENCE there.

Using this yardstick I an work out in a matter of MINUTES how baseball scores yesterday were influenced by the number of hamburgers sold on July 17, 1973.

[pa_dweller]

And the hail.  Don't forget the hail.

[BitWielder1]

Even if every one the lofty CO₂ reduction plans they suggested over the last several decades had been implemented, would it have made the slightest difference on this summer.
Yes/No/Unverifiable either way.

[jerod]

Trumps fault... If he had of signed that Paris accord we would all be freezing, as per our usual summers here in Canada. Now it’s all hot and sticky... Like it used to be when we were kids. Hmmmm... The first ‘real’ summer we’ve had in many decades. I’ll never complain... Bring on the Global Warming, I’ve missed it.

[MortMan]

Remarkably, scientists can now work out in just a matter of days how much human-induced climate change has had to do with a particular weather event, using a combination of observation, historical data and current information from weather stations.

And, remarkably, the models exactly reflect the personal views of the "scientists"!