Author Archives: Scottish-Sceptic

From Jo:Nova: UK Met Office in December predicted a 15% chance of Jan-Feb-March being the wettest category SUMMARY – PRECIPITATION: Latest predictions for UK-precipitation show a slight signal for near or just above average rainfall during January-February-March as a whole. … Continue reading →

After Mr Connolley’s outrageous behaviour I got a few emails in sympathy amongst which was this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJho5cHvjJY Normally I wouldn’t have posted it. But why not? It is hilarious and it so neatly sums up all climate propaganda “science”. … Continue reading →

I need to take some time away from blogging to prepare some material. So, unfortunately, blogging and commenting will be light for the next few weeks. I’ll be back!

I noticed this letter From Lord Monckton to Charlie on Tallbloke. Interestingly we had a discussion in the Scottish Climate & Energy Forum which divided between monarchists and republican tendencies or polite and not so, and finally decided not to … Continue reading →

I was reading the evidence on the IPCC inqury and Peter Lilley made an excellent point worth repeating: Q13 Mr Lilley: … The point I am trying to make is the point you make and particularly the points in the … Continue reading →

Two articles appeared in uClimate.com almost together: The infamy of John Cook Science can’t settle what should be done about climate change Whilst Andrew Montford tends to be a moderate, in this case his comments did not seem appropriate for what … Continue reading →

The following are the top sites and articles according to the number of clicks they have received on uClimate.com. Top 50 sites

After reading about the likely relaunch of “Patterns Recognition in Physics” on Jo Nova (which I thoroughly endorse) I was reminded that there is a glaring hole in the list of journals, which is stopping many good papers from getting … Continue reading →

According to a new translated Cuneiform tablet, Noah’s Ark was round. Reading the Daily Mail Comments I read : Cardiff supporter: Noah was a farmer who built a larger version of the locally used coracle. An earlier earth quake warned … Continue reading →

There’s a post on Climate Etc. “Death of Expertise“. I’m not  commenting on this directly. Instead, I have a very simple question: what is an expert? Two scales come to mind, the first is that in any given subject the … Continue reading →