So much for the scientific validity of trying to predict the future. Again it just goes to confirm the point, if the metereologists cannot accuately predict the weather for the next 5 days, why do we assume that the models the scientist use can predict the climate for the next 5 or 10 years.

This was the same problem that scientists faced in the 1980's. Using computer models they predicted the next ice age to be only a decade away. I recall being in high school and listening to the doom and gloom of how the polar ice caps would expand to cover the northern United States. Hmmm, now I know that during the 1990s I spent a few years in Panama, Republic of; but I never do recall hearing about all that ice.

dmk

Climate is not weather. Climate is the average of weather, and averages reduce the extremes making predictions a lot easier.

For example take a dice roll which is really random. I cannot predict a single dice roll - that is like a weather event - largely random. But I can accurately predict the result of 100 dice rolls.

That is not true.