If you want an accurate weather forecast, just stick your head out the window.
If you want an accurate forecast on global climate change, you need to stick your head somewhere else – like a Michael Mann lecture.
Except when frigid temperatures (the result of global warming) and record amounts of snow (also the result of global warming) cancel the performance…uhhhh… the colloquium on climate change.
Mann, Penn State climatologist and lead suspect in the ClimateGate controversy, was slated to tell students at the University of Penn how the world was growing hotter. But according to an email to Instapundit, Mann’s colloquium has been cancelled for the most ironic of reasons:
“Today, Michael Mann was scheduled to give a colloquium on climate change at the University of Pennsylvania, where I am a graduate student. As you may know, Philadelphia has been hit by multiple snowstorms in the past week. Today, for what I am told is the first time since the mid-1990s, the university suspended normal operations due to snow, and his colloquium on climate change has been postponed.”
University officials are currently beseeching Gaia for mercy so that they can re-schedule the lecture.
Source: Instapundit
– Written by Sven Waring
