You have to love the title of this piece. "England is whistling in the wind".
Indeed it is. England is definitely whistling in the wind as winds from the Atlantic push rain clouds and storm surges onto land flooding large parts of southern England.
Climate change deniers have their heads in the clouds, and the winds roaring up there have quite obviously driven them all a bit barmy.
Poor t'ings.

Haudell take that thermometer out from where you keep it and test the temperatures in those winds and rains. You'll find it cool for an English summer. Like warming is now causing cooling...?

halduell your comment contributes nothing. The floods in England are not exceptional:

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/01/07/is-englands-bad-weather-a-sign-of-climate-change/

And the rains were exceeded in many past years:

http://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2014/02/09/so-what-about-1929-julia/

The rains were not predicted by the MET:

http://joannenova.com.au/2014/02/uk-met-office-predicts-15-chance-of-heavy-rain-britian-gets-biblical-floods/

And green policies exacerbated their effect:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2555667/Environment-Agency-bosses-spent-2-4million-PR-refused-1-7million-dredging-key-Somerset-rivers-stopped-flooding.html

Nothing to do with AGW but everything to do with the usual alarmist hysteria.

We have to expect more and more outrageous claims from AGW alarmists as everything they have claimed is proven wrong by the climate itself. With their years of preaching waffle and gouging money from us to continue the waffle; the huge price rises caused by ‘alternative’ energy rent seeking, they are not going to give up easily.

These confidence tricksters should prosecuted.

Might be warmer.
Might be cooler.
Windy, but.
And wet.
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Fires in Victoria.
Heat wave in Adelaide.
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Another day and yet another anti-science global warning denier post on OLO.
nnotable for a new low the lawyer writing this junk could have wen with
Matthew England is a physical oceanographer and climate scientist.
but went with
Matthew England is an academic.