Cyclones to wildfires: reporting on a year of extreme weather | ITV News

@wingman2646 YouTube · 17/12/2025

That was good but the very last thing said was incorrect. On our current trajectory we are heading for close to 3 degrees by 2100 ( not 2) and the 1.5 degree target is already being passed.

@gamingtonight1526 YouTube · 15/12/2025 · 👍 1

4 typhoons hitting The Philippines in 2 weeks, 4 atmospheric rivers that have hit the UK. So it's there and here!

@OldScientist YouTube · 17/12/2025

6:11 Britain has some of the best and longest tide gauge data. UK-average value for the long term climate change component of MSL (mean sea level)change is estimated from a comparison of tide gauge and geological rates at a number of UK sites. This average long term trend is estimated as 1.4 ± 0.2 mm yr−1 (NTSLF). That's 108mm (just over 4 inches) extra sea level rise by the end of the century. That's an accounting error.

@borussiadortmundfanclublon814 YouTube · 28/05/2026

If it’s impossible to cool down over 40o then how come half of the planet deals with that a lot of the year?

@seelanandamahaessedduma7745 YouTube · 15/12/2025

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@OldScientist YouTube · 17/12/2025

13:22 2024 paper from Tu et al 'Decreasing trend in destructive potential of tropical cyclones in the South Indian Ocean since the mid-1990s' "investigated changes in the destructiveness of tropical cyclones worldwide using the power dissipation index and found that there is no clear trend in most basins, but a significant decrease in power dissipation index has been detected in the South Indian Ocean basin since 1994". None of the six tropical ocean basins showed an increase in destructiveness. Four of the six showed declines. There is no man-made climate crisis.

@OldScientist YouTube · 17/12/2025

What you need to know: Brazil wildfire data (GWIS) 2003-2025: CO2 emissions trending downwards (e.g. 1.100Gt 2004, 0.285Gt 2025 - both to week 49 of the year); Air pollution (PM2.5) trending downwards (5.62Mt 2004, 1.22Mt); 2012-2025: No. of fires annually trending downwards (e.g. 73,822 2012, 42,072 2025 -43% decline). Annual area burnt per fire no trend (approx 500ha); Total area burnt Brazil trending downwards (38.59M ha 2012, 22.92M ha 2025 - both to week 49 of the year).

@rolandgo6744 YouTube · 15/12/2025 · 👍 1

Rampaging 2026 will make 2025 like a soft swisper.

@thisladlovescoffee YouTube · 15/12/2025

The solar maximum A lot of records were the strongest since the last solar max. Same with Earthquakes. Tornado records, record cold, record snowfalls, one in 100 year floods. Look how many of those events were after auroras and solar wind. X flares and coronal mass elections. I can give a few examples. First F5 Tordano since 2013. Worst Tornado outbreaks since 2011. One in 100 year floods like the Carolinas. The ones in 1916 were also a year before peak solar max. Coldest November nights on 15 years in the UK. Since the last solar max. Largest Earthquakes since 2011-2014. Solar max years. 8 OR 9 once on a life time auroras. The indigenous knew about the rainbow serpents in the sky. Yesterday in Perth. Biggest storm in 15 years. 600,000 strikes.

@dantapaws8395 YouTube · 15/12/2025 · 👍 5

The worlds weather will only get more n more CATASTROPHIC unless the greed driven, corrupt, careless global North governments enforce change against the greedy, destructive fossil fuel companies. We have all the know-how, combined global wealth and resources to become 100% renewable energy only, by 2030, so there are no excuses.