Temperatures in like 1870 or before the industrial revolution are more like what "should be".
im sorry. but 1800-1900 england had the london thames frost fairs (river froze over) and ireland had the potato blight
so forgive me for saying this but england had good harvests during the middle ages and then in the 18-19th century of smoggy london industry .. it got colder
london has less carbon/smog now.. yep we do not have homes that employ chimney sweeps. due to all the soot polution of back then has gone
so foggy smokey rainy london.. vs sunny clear sky london of today.. kinda debunks the carbon interference
oh and by the way for 100's of years potato has been a stable vegetable of the UK. yet modern farming is prefering to farm potato by buying land in.. guess.. egypt. because UK climate is getting worse
yes we might get a couple weeks of 30+oc but we are getting a heck of alot of cold days
what people dont get is the drying out of land due to the water cycle changes. and the deforestation of the amazon is causing less water and less tree brush. thus more warmer winds to send more storms up the gulf through the atlantic to northern europe
and also from the pacific side of the south america. going north west up the pacific to the asian/siberian regions
but this high 'monsoon' style water doesnt get to soak into the dry lands to cool the land and stay there for winter. thus the water cycle changes over the last 100 years
yep before carbon industry was the farmland industry. water mills and diverting rivers caused changes before coal was burned.
enjoy some research using science and history and not climate change activist websites
climate change is real and man made.. but carbon is not the big trigger media says it is
water cycle causes more issues
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in the UK we do not pretend this/nextweek temperature by measuring carbon. instead we look at where the main storms are. if wind is coming from the north east (from the arctic) we will get colder days. if we are getting wind from the south we get warmer days
rain is guaged on if winds are from the east (continent of lack of water) or west(atlantic ocean) and we can tell how wet we are going to get it.. all without having to check for carbon levels