HOTTEST HEATWAVE WAS SOUTHEAST ASIA IN 1998, DRIVEN BY EL NIÑO. 2023 IS ALSO AN EL NIÑO YEAR:

"The Southeast Asian event in 1998 shows the greatest magnitude in terms of SD, and it spans a much longer time period (the event has a smaller magnitude and duration in JRA55). This event was likely driven by strong El Niño conditions. In 2016, a heat wave event in the same region, also driven by El Niño, was of higher absolute magnitude due to the increased influence of global warming"

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abm6860

Dear all,
I will be appearing with attorney Todd Callender TODAY July 28 2023 at midday ET, 5pm U.K.
This link should take you there for a live discussion.
Best wishes
Mike
http://link.vaxxchoice.com/click/1qe63rg2zpIq1X.w7x-xjUr5Kwcq/RvpSf10A/3s/clouthub.com/c/vaxxchoice

Well worth sharing with anyone concerned about the health of developing babies in utero and after delivery. Which I hope means everyone.
Best wishes
Mike

https://rumble.com/v32thny-are-the-covid-19-mrna-vaccines-safe-for-pregnant-and-breastfeeding-women.html

'The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. His heart sank as he thought of the enormous power arrayed against him, the ease with which any Party intellectual would overthrow him in debate, the subtle arguments which he would not be able to understand, much less answer. And yet he was in the right! They were wrong and he was right.
And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed—if all records told the same tale—then the lie passed into history and became truth. 'Who controls the past' ran the Party slogan, 'controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.'

George Orwell, 1984

If record high hot temperatures mean man made global warming, then do record low cold temperatures at the same time mean man made global cooling? Or maybe is this simplistic line of reasoning just JUNK SCIENCE..?

"Climate Change" - The Movement Ep. 2 by Thierry BAUDET

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCKmcfUov1k

FALSE CLAIM 2:
"Contacted by the BBC, Mr Monotti directed us to the Italian Meteorological Service's website, which listed different temperature readings for that day in Jerzu.
However, none of those readings were taken in Jerzu itself, but instead in nearby municipalities (with the nearest of those more than 13 miles away)."
The readings I gave the BBC are of the ONLY WMO approved stations in the proximity of Jerzu. The non WMO approved station named by the BBC as Jerzu is also NOT in Jerzu. It is an agricultural station used for agricultural monitoring. It is in fact "JERZU RU" (JERZU Rete Unica) which is ~10 Km from Jerzu town (JERZU RF).

https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1684884228184387584

FALSE CLAIM 4
"He then alleged that the equipment to get that particular temperature reading did not abide by international standards."

I did not "allege": I stated as fact that the station used by the BBC is NOT approved by the WMO! Others are, and none of those reported 48.2°C.

FLASE CLAIM 5
"But Sardinia's Regional Agrometeorological Service makes clear on its website that its weather stations are operated according to WMO recommendations."

This does not mean they are approved by the WMO or indeed are regularly checked by WMO operatives. It is misleading wording. Claiming something does not make it so. Only the WMO can say whether the station is approved. It is not, these ones are.

https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1684884228184387584

FALSE CLAIM 6:
That my tweet is misleading. My tweet uses two sources both from the BBC indicating the forecast was not in line with current temperature in Sicily's biggest city. What was misleading was the BBC's claim of 46 & 47°C in Sardinia & Sicily. The BBC again uses a claim from an agricultural station network of not officially approved WMO stations and then says it reached 44.8°C, which is NOT 46 or 47°C. So what was really misleading, my tweet with two contradicting temperatures: forecast and actual, or the BBC's forecast which was 2-3°C off the highest temperature reported by an agricultural station?

https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1684884228184387584

WHAT THE BBC AND I AGREE ON: Valid temperatures need, as a minimum, to be first recognised by national authorities, which are the temperatures I provided the BBC with, and ultimately by the WMO. Unapproved WMO stations therefore need two levels of further validation that they do not have as soon as a figure is claimed by them. An agricultural network of stations is not subject to the level of monitoring of WMO approved stations, and therefore national authorities use WMO approved stations instead for their data.

https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1684884228184387584

Concordia, Antarctica hits -83.2C, world's provisional lowest temperature since 2017

"A weather station at Concordia Research Station in Antarctica may have just registered the world’s lowest temperature in six years.
According to real-time data published by Italy’s Antarctic Meteo-Climatological Observatory, the temperature at Concordia Research Station dropped to -83.2ºC on July 25.

Another nearby Automatic Weather Station, named Dome C II, also registered temperatures lower than -80ºC, reaching -81.4ºC at 18:47 UTC on July 24 and -81.6ºC shortly before 03:00 UTC on July 25.

These provisional values, which need to be officially validated, are the lowest temperatures observed anywhere in the world so far this year. Prior to July 24, the coldest global temperature in 2023 was 80.5ºC at the JASE2007 Automatic Weather Station.

If valid, Concordia’s -82.7ºC would rank as the lowest temperature anywhere in the world since 2019, according to weather historian Maximiliano Herrera. The more recent lower reading of -83.1C from July 25 would be the lowest temperature globally since 2017."

https://www.weatherzone.com.au/news/concordia-antarctica-hits-832c-worlds-provisional-lowest-temperature-since-2017/1407455

26th July 2023

Dear Mr Monotti,
 
I hope this finds you well.
 
My name is Marco Silva and I am a senior journalist with BBC News in London.
 
I am currently writing a piece examining claims, shared on social media, that extreme temperatures recorded across Europe were somehow “faked”.

The article will be published on the BBC News website later this week. It will examine, among other claims, two tweets you have put out recently:
https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1683795298672320514
https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1681625398856040448
 
Our story will debunk:
 
1 Suggestions that there was a discrepancy in the BBC’s reporting on temperatures in Sicily last week;
2 Suggestions that temperatures in Jerzu did not reach 48.2C.
 
Is there any additional comments you would like to add to your earlier statements? If so, I would ask you to kindly get back to us by tomorrow (Thursday) at 0900am, so that we can reflect your statement in our output.
 
I look forward to hearing from you.
 
All best wishes,
 
Marco Silva
Senior Journalist, BBC News
Climate change disinformation specialist