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Coldest September 18 ever recorded in the Netherlands

This summer, on very hot days, European citizens were bombarded with panic messages about "climate change". But when a cold record is broken in the same season, nary a peep. Not a word about it on the Dutch public broadcaster NOS' eight o'clock news and no tips on how to keep yourself warm.

Published: October 22, 2022, 6:03 am

    The Hague

    Sunday was officially the coldest 18 September ever recorded in the Netherlands. According to Weeronline, the maximum temperature was noted at 13,3 degrees in De Bilt. The old record from 1962 stood at 13,5 degrees. In Enschede, it was even colder: 12,1 degrees Celsius.

    Journalist Joost Niemoller dryly remarked: “Do you know why they quietly stopped panicking about global warming and now call it climate change? (Without it costing us any less, by the way).”

    “Look, the climate measures are working!” data analyst Cees van den Bos responded sarcastically. Former PVV councillor Maurice Meeuwissen tweeted, “How can that be? Isn’t the earth warming up?”

    Legal philosopher Raisa Blommestijn underlined the hypocrisy of government leaders, “It is freezing cold outside and, thanks to Rutte/Kaag cum suis with their idiotic war and climate transition, many Dutch people cannot afford to turn on the heater. An outright shame.”

    Oblivious to the facts, Climate Minister Rob Jetten announced during his Abel Herzberg lecture: “You know the facts. Scientists have been pointing them out to us for decades. The earth is warming up, sea levels are rising, soil and air are being polluted.”

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