Oh Boy!! It's another completely idiotic video from that friggin moron Tony Heller.
So.... he starts out with what looks like a tweet about a climate scientist with just one quote from her. And then to refute what she says he gives a graphic of sea surface temps from just one day. And anyone who knows anything about science knows that one day temps don't prove or disprove anything. Then he shows a plot of cyclone tracks from the past that in no way proves the scientist's predictions wrong. And then makes a big deal about some past winter storms that also don't prove or disprove anything. Hell... he doesn't make a single real argument that actually comes close to refuting what the scientist is predicting.
Then he goes on to attack James Hansen using a few instances where he made some predictions that didn't turn out to be true. Never mind that Hansen for the most part has been correct far more than he was wrong.
Then there is the article about beaches on the east coast disappearing. Doesn't Tony know that many beaches on the east coast have to regularly truck in fresh sand to maintain them and that if they didn't many would be gone by now? Heller is just willfully ignorant.
Tony goes on to make a few more idiotic statements like when he makes the point that we are not seeing 220 MPH hurricanes when the article he was referring to was predicting hurricanes by the middle of the next century.
And then his last point is truly dumb. He goes back to the tweet he started with and pointed out the link to more information. And instead of actually informing himself he makes a big deal about where the cyclone is in the picture suggesting the scientist "didn't notice" something. But since Tony Heller doesn't actually care about whether or not the stuff he says is true or not, he didn't even go and read the article where the tweet came from. If he had he would have found out that the article was NOT written by the scientist. And that it was actually written by a college student using free stock pictures of a cyclone. Oh... and it also turns out that the scientist quoted uses models to study extreme weather in the southern hemisphere.
https://www.euronews.com/green/
Imagine, all the people here in these forums, stupid enough to follow this moron.