German journalist says NOAA study citing natural causes for 2012 US drought is embarrassment for Obama

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4/12/13, "Re: all clear on the climate front: Drought not a human work," Die Welt blog, von Ulli Kulke, donnerunddoria, (google translation from German)

"Barack Obama can not stand for election. Otherwise, he would think it over well three times if he and his party in the heated climate debate in the U.S. have the courage again and should ascribe individual weather events on a man-made climate change, as happened last summer and fall during the presidential campaign. Hurricane Sandy and record drought in the U.S. were the ones Obama cited as evidence of the crime of humanity on Earth's ecosystem, and over again.
 
Embarrassing: Now was a scientific study published in the clear message was: The tragic drought in many U.S. states had no relation to climate change, at least not significantly. Even more embarrassing: The study was created by scientists from the U.S. government and was on Thursday of five various government institutions published.... 

"The Central Great Plains drought during May-August of 2012 resulted mostly from natural variations in weather," was the central conclusion of the study: The drought in the western plains was largely natural origin. There had been an unusual concatenation meteorological circumstances that was not predictable and can occur every few hundred years. Above all the south wind had failed, who had otherwise always brought moist air from the Gulf of Mexico as rain over the country. In July and August were then - apparently regardless of - the storm failed to materialize, the Midwest would otherwise always prepares rich rainfall.
 
The authors of the study, both these phenomena to the fact that the jet stream - a very high very strong wind that circles the northern globe from west to east and weather conditions affected strongly - lately runs a little north (by the way: sober meteorologists reported a shift the jetstream three years ago), the blame for the drought in Russia and the devastating floods in Pakistan. None of the climate models have certainly put this situation in view.

The study was conducted among others by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a U.S. institution that is not struck in recent years by reassurances regarding climate alarmism. It is accompanied, however, with a number of other scientific papers that came out recently with the statement: There is no relationship between a durable man-made climate change and an increase in extreme weather events, even although there is always postulated liked. Even the IPCC has not this relationship can determine.
 
President Obama should have learned.
 
Of course there was criticism of the new study from expectable side. Kevin Trenberth, even employees of NOAA called for immediately, but first we should examine whether the shift of the jet stream was not due to climate change. According to the motto: There can be no major meteorological events that would not be influenced by man.

Trenberth became world famous in the scene because of the illegal publication of the emails of hundreds of climate scientists in the wake of the "Climategate" scandal four years ago, honestly meant of his remarks regarding the long-term stagnation in global warming became public - which he placed privately safe had: "The fact is that we can not explain the lack of warming can. It is a travesty that we are not able to."
 
Even if somebody could tinker a desired him as of link between climate change and the jet stream, from his great dilemma it would also not help out." via Climate Depot, via NoTricksZone

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4/14/13, "German Journalist Writes New NOAA Study Embarrasses The Obama Administration / Kevin Trenberth," P. Gosselin, NoTricksZone

"At his Die Welt blog, journalist Ulli Kulke has a commentary on the recent scientific study issued by the NOAA and its latest findings concerning the US drought last year, which now states that it was due to just plain bad, natural weather and was not man-made.

Kulke calls the findings embarrassing for President Obama, who now likes to “blame such single meteorological events on man-made climate change”....

Even more embarrassing: “The study had been written by scientists of the US government and was made public on Thursday by five different government institutes.”...

Kulke tells German readers that the study found no relationship between a man-made climate change and an increase in extreme weather events, even if such events are always gladly postulated,"...




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