Predicting the Future

On December 11, 2015

My prediction

Predicting rainfall

Six years ago I predicted the heavy rainfall that that has hit Ireland and the rest of the British Isles over the past few days.

I am not a clairvoyant, I don’t even have a crystal ball. Using some basic principles that I describe in the first two chapters of my eBook A Wet Look At Climate Change I wrote about the consequences of global warming and the likely event of extreme weather hitting us. Of course I was not alone in this prediction. It comes as no surprise to those that know the principles that we are seeing heavy rain and feeling the effect of storm following storm.

Here are some facts that help in understanding the principles

Coughs and Sneezes Spread Moisture

By PeterMoir

On December 8, 2015

In My Moisture Health

Moisture loving viruses

Picture this. You are on a bus and a man immediately behind you sneezes, a big wet one. His moisture fills the air. Then he sneezes another big wet one. What do you do next?

Lothian buses in Princes Street Edinburgh

There is nothing much you can do. It’s too late. Two plumes of virus laden moisture have dispersed themselves around you like an unpleasant fragrance from a room vaporizer. An option is to turn around and say something to the man but that will only bring you into closer contact with the man’s unwanted moisture and “germs”.

Coughs, sneezes and diseases

“Coughs and sneezes spread diseases”. People of my generation will remember this slogan very well. We had it at school and there

Climate Change A Different View

By PeterMoir

On December 4, 2015

In My Moisture Technical

Climate change in the news

National Geographic November 2015

Black smoke billowing out, dark skies, hurricanes, floods, these are the images presented in the news that stick in my mind from climate change bulletins. Paris is the focus for international climate change discussions this week and next with a timely opportunity for all the countries involved to come away with a positive forward looking outcome.

The extent that humans are responsible for global warming and the difficult politics of controlling carbon emissions is not within my scope of expertise. I take the consensus of climate scientists and trust the data that tells you that our planet is warming too quickly. My next logical step is to say this must have consequences.

My World of Moisture

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