I got so frustrated with E that I just said
Screw it.

But,
Yeah EVERY climate model produced for promoting the hoax has been Wrong.
Don't go dragging the goalposts around.
IDGAF about the short term WEATHER models farmers use.
And that was a lousy game to play.

He dragged goalposts and pretended BULLSHIT..
You're Bullshit.
Piss off.

WebsterMark wrote on 08/19/19 at 04:30:27:



Well mark......

Flash flooding causes chaos in Eureka and Wildwood


EUREKA, MO - Now the driver is safe and thankful for the man who helped rescue her.

“It was definitely terrifying,” said the driver of the car Paige Perry from High Ridge.

Fortunately, she was already out of the car when it was swept away.

Paige was north on 109 this morning when police were turning cars around at LaSalle Springs Middle because of flooding.

As she was turning around things got scary.

She explained, “When I went somebody decided to turn right instead and it like pushed water right up over my hood. And my car just stopped.”

Fortunately for Paige Brian Dinger was driving by in his big work truck.

He saw she needed help and stepped in.

“He goes uh you`re probably going to want to get out of there. And I was like I wish I could! And then he like repositioned the truck slightly in front of the car and it blocked some of the water,” said Paige.

Brian added, “She crawled across the top of the hood and I just held her hand to she could come across the top of her hood. And then she crawled onto the steps of my big truck there.”

“I jumped off and put my foot on the step and then my car just went woosh down the river!” said Paige.

Paige isn`t the only one with an incredible story.

The Weber family`s horse smoky was swept away by water rushing through their wildwood property.

Somehow Smoky was found safe about a quarter-mile away.

“When we found him, he was just as happy to see us as we were to see him to be honest with you. And it was just, everything was okay then,” said John Weber.

The flash flooding forced the Rockwood School District to cancel classes.

Buses had to pull off roads with kids on board.

Fortunately, everyone was okay.

“I want to make sure that we are taking good care of our students each and every day. And I believe we made the best decision for our students today,” said Rockwood Superintendent Mark Miles.

Rockwood officials say the fields that were flooded at Eureka High School likely won`t be usable for a couple of days.

But school is on for tomorrow.

Meanwhile, Paige wasn`t the only rescue that Brian was involved with near LaSalle.

He also helped a mother with her two young kids get out of their car and onto a school bus until the flooding receded.

Out of concerns for more rain, Eureka city leaders and volunteers spent part of the day filling about one thousand sandbags.

Some were out tonight downtown just to be prepared.

The others will be put in storage.


http://fox2now.com/2019/08/26/flash-flooding-causes-chaos-in-eureka-and-wildw...

So, the rivers around St Louis have been at flood stage for 80 + days this year.... is that normal?

So, the rivers around St Louis have been at flood stage for 80 + days this year.... is that normal?

Wow.... it rained.

What you don't know.... Eureka is a growing area. Heading down 44 west towards Six Flags in the afternoons and you'll hit traffic like you've never hit before. 44 West is now another of those directions you avoid during rush hour. It was never like that before.

What impact do you suppose adding population to an area that was rural 20 years ago?

Hmm......  

A fraction of a second ago, on the earth's geological clock, your house in the Chicago area was under a couple hundred feet of ice.

15,000 years from ice covering half of the central plains to what it is today; is climate. A heavy rain causing flooding in newly populated areas is weather.

WebsterMark wrote on 08/27/19 at 03:45:41:



LOL - yep, believing in one guy against the entire scientific community....  sounds about par for the course for the conservative mind....

Good God man, don't go through 2.6 million inputs. Go to a party instead.
Busy right now, respond more later.

"Decades long weather trends aren't exactly what we're talking about now is it?"

 That's what I was referencing.  Decades long weather models, that have been in use.  

 When it was indicated that all weather models are wrong:

"BULLSHIT
Every Frikken
Model
Is wrong as crap."

  I asked why people don't reference the useable ones.  The ones that people use in business to create more positive outcomes than those who do not.

 I was then asked how these weather models are "positively linked" so I asked for the parameters of what that is and I have received no answer, as such there is no way anyone can ever answer that particular question.

 So the only available process is to take 6 of the available models and run every metric on each in triplicate by separate analyst.  Then provide that data to three third party analysts with no knowledge of what each model uses as procedural prediction process creating a blind assessment of the resulting numbers.

 Once this is done all groups will create a comparison of accuracy based off of 3 local and national weather outcome sources.  

 It should be assumed that if all numbers are run and compared blindly to actual weather results the most-accurate weather models will be seen based off of results and not perception of process.

 These top 3 weather models will then be examined based off of when and where they are used.  This should show if higher yield producers use the more accurate models or not.