Paul Gross
@GrossWeather
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One of only six meteorologists in the world ever named AMS Fellow, CCM and CBM. WDIV-TV meteorologist: 1983-2023. Lived my childhood dream for 40 years!
Detroit, MI
Joined July 2013
This is NOT ignored by those of us who communicate climate science factually and without political bias. Rather, it is either ignored or attacked by politically motivated people who deny a science that is agreed upon by almost all of the world’s climate scientists.
It beggars belief that our useless media is ignoring graphs such as this from the University of Reading and behaving like everything is OK.
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They’ve been issuing their own hurricane forecasts that sometimes differ from @NHC_Atlantic’s forecast for at least 40 years, because I vividly remember it being discussed at an @ametsoc conference back then. It’s irresponsible, as it creates public confusion.
I know they mean well and there’s a-lot of great folks at Accuweather. But, to have this up on your website showing a “forecast” of #91L becoming a category 2 near the Lesser Antilles in 3-4 days is just disappointing. Especially, with almost no support whatsoever and lowering
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You’ve lied to your followers yet again! NO scientist (which you’re not) has said “this has happened for the first time in history.” But this IS the first time in history that humans changed the composition of our planet’s atmosphere. You’re really good at deceiving people.🤡🤥.
Scientists studied ancient temperatures by analysing proxy data, the natural recorders of climate conditions such as ice cores, tree rings, coral reefs, & sediments. Not once has there been evidence that CO₂ in the atmosphere controlled the weather or any changes to climate. Yet
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1. I never said “we.” Some parts of the planet will (and already are) seeing increased drought. 2. Fewer but more intense precipitation events can still occur in drought, as much more water runs off in intense rainfall events than in lighter rain.
@GrossWeather Why do you try to tell us we will be plagued by drought then?.
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You’ve duped your followers again! Why didn’t you explain that the warming climate means more ocean water evaporates into the atmosphere, and that moisture is what storms turn into precipitation…hence, more intense precipitation events? You don’t want them knowing the truth!🤡🤥.
Heavy snow has returned to the Australian high country with a vengeance, despite a 1996 UN forecast that snow would vanish from the ski fields within 20 years. The late season snowstorm dumped 82 cm on ski fields with drifts burying chalets, cars & roads under metres of snow. A
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Agree…I’ve been monitoring the same thing. What a lot of people forget is that hurricanes are necessary for equalizing the water budget as we transfer from the warm to cold season. That mechanism needs to happen, regardless of timing. Could be a very active late-season….
A concerning pattern heading into and beyond the peak of hurricane season: a forming La Niña in the Pacific and unusually warm water across the Atlantic. The Caribbean and Gulf are especially warm, which are common areas for storms to track during October.
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What a day and what a @tigers game today at @ComericaPark! So glad to salvage a game against these guys…
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Aurora seen at around 10:45pm Monday evening. Screen grabbed from the Glendale App.
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When I see one I’ll post it.
@GrossWeather @alexdeakin Paul, is there a chart like this for the United States. Just curious.
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Actually, you are the one who has been indoctrinated - into a club of those who reject rigorously verified scientific research. Since you clearly don’t understand the science, let me know what confuses you and I’ll educate you with the facts.
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(8:30pm Mon) A moderate geomagnetic substorm is in progress. Aurora (northern lights) are possible this evening…it’ll be a close call for us in the Lower Peninsula. I’m getting reports of aurora being seen now in the UK and Iceland…let me (us) know if you see them!
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From my friend, meteorologist @alexdeakin in the UK: 2025 was the UKs hottest summer on record (dating back to 1884), and a rapid attribution study shows that a summer like this is *70* times more likely due to global warming. (Graphic credit: UK Met Office)
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RT @WxNB_: This is not normal. Japan is continuing its run of astonishing temperature records. The country has just had its hottest summer….
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(2pm Sunday) POSSIBLE aurora (northern lights) Monday evening / night. Stay tuned….
A full-halo CME was observed 30 Aug. It is expected to arrive at Earth late afternoon of 1 Sep EDT and continue into early morning of 2 Sep. Confidence of Earth arrival is high, timing and intensity certainty is fair - with a chance for G4. Visit for more
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I’ve never heard that about plants…just animals (and I’m not sure if that’s even true).
@GrossWeather my sister in Indiana is expecting colder than usual for winter because she said her peach tree overproduced this year. She says it usually is a sign for colder winter. Do you believe that to be true?.
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I’m glad you posted the chart with your comment, because it shows that either you are not able to interpret scientific data, or you post data that many won’t understand and lie about it knowing that some will believe you. Do your followers know that you regularly dupe them? 🤡🤥.
The modern warming period began 300 years ago, not 150 years ago. This was before the rise of modern industrial society or increased CO₂ levels. This is well documented because the central England temperature record is the longest continuous record in the world. Records began in
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Weather trivia: Detroit’s record low of 38° on 29 Aug 1982 is the earliest in the season we’ve been in the 30s. This is also the anniversary of the Heat Wave of 1953:. Aug 25th: 92°.26th: 96°.27th: 95°.28th: 96°.29th: 96°.30th: 97°.31st: 97°.1st: 98°.2nd: 100°.3rd: 100°.4th: 91°.
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Very gusty winds accompany this line of showers crossing the area. The video is from my home in Farmington Hills.
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RT @ametsoc: New AMS statement outlines five foundational flaws that make the Department of Energy's Climate Synthesis Report "inconsistent….
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