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    Meteorologist: Extreme Weather Is NOT Getting Deadlier – Despite What the Media Says

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorJanuary 7, 2026No Comments8 Mins Read
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    Editor’s Note: Debunking extreme weather claims in the media has been a staple of Climate Realism since its inception. Typically, the media take virtually any weather event, tries to find a compliant “expert” who ties the event to climate change, then publishes doom laden headlines with a call within the story to “change our behavior or else.” There are hundreds of examples we’ve published through the years. Now, a new scientific study using real data (not computer models) agrees with what we’ve been saying all that time.

    By Anthony Watts, originally published at WattsUpWithThat.


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