Over at “Planet Gore” (National Review's blog dedicated to mocking the reality of global warming) Greg Pollowitz approvingly quotes a column claiming “the warmists” (Pollowitz's word) are guilty of “attribut[ing to global warming almost any unusual weather event anywhere in the world.”

Seeing Greg Pollowitz, of all people, pretend to disapprove of using “almost any unusual weather event anywhere in the world” to bolster an argument about global warming is utterly hilarious. It's like seeing Andrew Hayward complain that his neighbor's dog relieved itself in his swimming pool: Even if it's a legitimate complaint, he probably isn't the best person to make it.

See, Greg Pollowitz routinely points to “almost any unusual weather event anywhere in the world” in a lame attempt to undermine the scientific reality of global warming. Actually, he doesn't constrain himself to “unusual” weather events: If it snows in Moscow in February, Pollowitz pretends that means global warming is a hoax. (Record high temperatures in Moscow in December, however, somehow escape his attention.)