Climate Models Say One Thing, Real Temperatures Say Another

Are climate models accurately predicting global temperatures, or are they exaggerating the warming trend? In this quick fact check, Linnea Lueken from The Heartland Institute breaks down the significant gap between climate model projections and real-world temperature data. While activists and the mainstream media cite models like CMIP6 to claim dangerous warming, measured temperatures from satellites, weather balloons, and surface stations show a much more modest increase. Peer-reviewed research highlights a persistent “hot model problem,” raising critical questions about the reliability of these models in shaping climate policy.

If climate models consistently overestimate warming, should we be basing major policy decisions on them? Linnea explores the fundamental flaws in climate modeling, including assumptions about human-induced warming and climate sensitivity. Watch now to learn why skepticism about these projections is essential—and where you can find reliable data to counter climate alarmism.

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