German Summers Wetter Over Past 3 Decades – No Up or Down Trend in Precipitation since 1881

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Reports meteorologist Klaus-Eckart Puls via NoTricksZone:

Long-term data show that Germany’s summers have gotten wetter over the past three decades, thus contradicting widespread media claims to increasing droughts over Central Europe. 

Puls: "Climate alarmists and the compliant media have now predicted hot times and droughts – based [on] a single summer – for the next 100 years and beyond [8]”

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For the summer of 2018, it is estimated that Germany will see a mean precipitation of 128 mm, which will be slightly above the 124 mm record low seen way back in 1911. Summer precipitation has in fact been trending upwards over the past 30 years. 

The above chart shows that there has been no [up or down] trend in precipitation for Germany since systematic measurements began in 1881.

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