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51.116709 -3.941435 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Temperature records from 28/02/2023 Haxton is a small collection of farms and homes outside the North Devon village of Bratton Fleming approsximately 6 miles north east of Barnstaple and 7 miles from the

50.863101, -3.809545 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Temperature records from 24th July 2009 Lapford is a small village in mid Devon and lies 14 miles west of Tiverton / 16 miles northwest of Exeter.

A recent Guardian report headline: Cost of balancing Great Britain’s power grid reaches nearly £50m a day.

Red kite marks the Stevenson Screen within the central railinged compound of the Douglas Borough Cemetery.

57.368164, -6.079765 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Temperature Records from 29/02/2024 Raasay is a small island just 14 miles long and 3 miles wide that lies between Skye and the Scottish mainland.

Expect the usual last-minute fudge.

57.387083, -6.519048 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Installed 6/4/2023 I doubt many readers will know where Harlosh is – I certainly had never heard of it until starting this project.

Britain is heading towards blackouts because of its overreliance on renewables, says energy expert Richard Lyon, who explains how Britain’s power grid works and why Net Zero is making it vulnerable to severe outages.

58.287817, -4.442394 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Temperature readings from 26/1/1993 Altnaharra weather station lies in Sutherland in the Scottish highlands.

They just worked out that renewables don’t supply baseload (on-demand) electricity to power grids.

50.575543 -1.296948 Met Office Assessed CIMO Class 4 Installed 1/12/1924 Another of the Met Office’s centenarians and one of the many weather stations that the island has graced over the years.

Of course this strongly suggests there were earlier times in the not-so-distant past when the climate in Switzerland was warmer than today.

Map showing all 15 Met Office weather stations operational in summer 1976 in Kent.

Spaceweather.com puts it this way: ‘On Oct. 4th, Saturn will be at opposition–directly opposite the sun in the sky.

This third part of my investigation into the spurious data from the Met Office “Historic” station covers the odd mystery of its original location, supplies further evidence of huge discrepancies in temperature readings and will lead into subsequent reports

51.78567 -3.18506 Met Office CIMO assessment Class 2 Installed 24/10/2024 Nantyglo is a very new weather station that lies just 1.6 km/1 mile west of Ebbw Vale in the historic county of Monmouthshire.

Further to two recent posts, we list a few more published research results that find a ‘~2.4 million year’ (we say ~2.47 myr) grand eccentricity cycle in empirical data.

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While the sea ice melt season has lengthened dramatically in most of the satellite era, the trend unexpectedly stabilized around 2010 (says NASA, 21st Sept. 2026).

Germany’s solar boom was in plain sight in the fields next to the autobahns in Bavaria last week.

Various possibilities to explain the findings, including changing surface winds, are being investigated.

In my part 1 investigation into data recorded at Sutton Bonington in the first two months of overlapping manually observed and automatic readings, I noted some huge discrepancies between the two systems working side by side at the same time.

World Weather Attribution (WWA)’s propaganda campaign links climate change to bad weather and disasters, but its methodology assumes what it claims to prove, according to this article.

When I first reviewed the weather station at Exeter Airport I noted (as Tim channon had before me) that this screen location could under certain circumstances readily detect transient heat blasts from taxiing and taking off/landing aircraft.

Above is a reconstructed daily comparison of temperature readings from the official Met Office Sutton Bonington Historic Station which has been operational for over 100 years.

Why Great Britain Was Never the Right Place for the Green Blob

Checking the full listing of Met Office manual and automatic synoptic and climate weather stations shows no weather station called Abergwngreyn.

Image screen captured from Met Office “X” Feed 9th September 2026.

50.9617986 -3.519111 (elevation 230 metres amsl) Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Temperature records from 18/3/2024 Stoodleigh is a small village 6 km/3.6 miles north-north east of Tiverton in Devon – a county already blessed with an unusually high densi…

The usual chorus of climate alarmist opposition will sound off and wail about ‘net zero’, but as even the Prime Minister admits: “We won’t be able to stop using oil and gas for some time.

Image from “How to Lie With Statistics” Darrell Huff.

How temporary was this?

In the previous post on this topic, we said: ‘In a follow-up post we’ll look in more detail at the José Rial (1999) research article’: Pacemaking the Ice Ages by Frequency Modulation of Earth’s Orbital Eccentricity.’

57.496566 -4.221870 Never CIMO Assessed Archived temperature records from 1957 to 2012 plus a few sporadic readings to 2015 The above image is of the location of Inverness weather station which archives show was originally installed in 1951 though there a…

54.865286 -6.457855 Met Office CIMO Assessed Class 4 Archived temperature records from 1/1/1993 Portglenone is not as its name may suggest on the coast, rather it is a picturesque small village inland in Northern Ireland 8.5 miles (14 km) west of Ballymena

There are numerous research papers and articles discussing and referring to a 2.4 million year climate cycle, often linked to Earth’s long-term eccentricity, e.g. see here for a few examples (credit: Google Scholar search).

What else is getting the same benefit?