Disservice to whom?
> Climate is not weather, it is about statistics over decades and centuries. If you can’t say global warming is bogus because it’s particularly cold out today, you also can’t blame global warming on it being hot or rainy.
This is not as useful as, say, a chart of weather events over the last century, but TFA lists some other events to try to show the pattern:
> Last week, flash floods struck the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Last month, a record-breaking deluge swept through St. Louis before floods in eastern Kentucky killed dozens of people. Outside the United States, a state in Australia observed about 28 inches of rain last month, while record rainfall in South Korea tore up parts of the capital, Seoul, this month.
> People need to understand it’s not about single events, they don’t when you take every opportunity to mention global warming with bad weather.
That doesn't make sense to me. Repetition typically aids recall and understanding, no?