The climate change scam resurfaces to 'explain' storms

 Fox News:

FEMA administrator blames climate change for deadly tornado outbreak 
Criswell called such a severe and sustained outbreak of deadly storms this late in the year 'unprecedented'

Actually, the comments on this story are more interesting than what Criswell has to say: 

9 hours ago
Tornado's are found most frequently where you have Cold, dry air, mixing with warm moist air, and an Unstable air mass above, that allowed the warm air to continue to rise into air that is colder. It is NOT the amount of heat in the system. It is the differential that creates the power of the tornado system. Tornado's are not found in the tropics where it is warmer. They are found in the mid-latitudes, where cold and warm collide.

  • 3 hours ago
    LOL. Do you actually think pointing out the science will accomplish anything? Climate change is a political hoax designed to illicit fear and have people beg the government to save them. Science has nothing to do with it.
    • 7 minutes ago
      "FEMA administrator blames climate change for deadly tornado outbreak" I'm surprised they haven't blamed Trump...yet!
      • 2 minutes ago
        they are using the same handbook to address covid.
      • Hurricanes and their damage was way down this year, this must be because of climate stabilization following the theory presented above.
        • 7 minutes ago
          Pointing out facts to Democrats is a sure-fire way to make their heads explode.....
        • ...

        See, also: 

        CLIMATE DREAMS AND ENERGY REALITIES

        And: 

        Biden blames Kentucky tornado damage on 'climate change' to score political points

        ...

         If you want a very simple proof of that, look at a leftist website that offers a post listing the “top ten worst storms of all time.” Few are modern. The years in which they struck were 1737, 1839, 1876, 1881, 1882, 1897, 1970, 1975, 1991, 2008. Most were centered in the Indian subcontinent and China. NBC offered a similar list in 2008: 1584, 1737, 1839, 1876, 1881, 1882, 1897, 1970, 1975, 1991. Most of these predated the true rise of modern CO2 emissions.

        A more scientific approach comes from Watts Up With That’s “Everything Climate” site which shows, using actual data, that tornadoes, in fact, “are getting less dangerous.”

        ...

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