Scientific Papers for Climate [Omissions] Climate Omissions Where Were the "Climate Scientists?" 01-Apr-24 Howard “Cork” Hayden, Prof. Emeritus of Physics, UConn, corkhayden@comcast.net Abstract: Look up the climate for a certain place you’d like to visit, and you’ll find long-term averages of temperature, rainfall, snowfall, humidity, and the like. Properly, “long-term” implies at least 30 years. When climatologists talk about “the climate,” they refer to such data averaged all over the planet. Phenomena such as a hot spell in New England, a whole season of hotter weather than average in the Great Plains, or “atmospheric rivers” causing unusual flooding in California are local weather events, not changes in local climate, and certainly not changes in planetary climate. Where Were/Are the “Climate Scientists?” Presentation to Doctors for Defensive Preparedness, 07-Jul-24 Howard “Cork” Hayden, Prof. Emeritus of Physics, UConn, corkhayden@comcast.net Abstract: The world needs some climate rationality.

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