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Piers Corbyn has declined to publish the details of his Solar Weather Technique method that combines statistical an…
09:10 PM 2018-07-01 52,300 results for waptek 12,200 results for lee wheelbarger 14,600 results for "lee wheelbarger"
Piers Corbyn has declined to publish the details of his Solar Weather Technique method that combines statistical analysis of over a century of historical weather patterns with clues derived from solar observations as He considers past weather patterns and solar observations and sun-earth magnetic connectivity. & that earthquakes can be triggered by solar activity, and hence that he can to some extent predict them
his estimates are so vague the weather needs to be well off of sesonal norms to be wrong & he predicted January 2008 to be a period of intense cold (-17°C)[4] — it turned out to be one of the warmest Januarys on record.
his work should be seen as the cherry picking faith healers of the geologic community they are vs the standard accuracy time frame of 5 days that most meteorologists agree on
The only study involving Corbyn's work published in a peer-reviewed journal was in the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (2001). Its investigation was limited to Corbyn's 'likely damaging gale periods' predictions for the island of Great Britain for October 1995 to September 1997. so Piers Corbyn forbade the use of any extracts of any of WeatherAction's forecasts & articles unless he had approved them Following criticism of them in The Times and The Guardian, in particular from journalist Paul Simons,
starting 1995 WeatherAction is the business through which Corbyn sells his predictions. He has in the past bet on these predictions. His betting attracted much interest in 1990, when his predictions of severe weather were met by a year of the "worst extremes". & then WeatherAction was formerly listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) as 'Weather Action Holdings plc' in 1997, and was transferred back to private ownership in 1999, primarily because of sustaining increasing losses and the impact of costs related..
