Commentary  The Wall Street Journal reports “Climate Scientists Encounter Limits of Computer Models, Bedeviling Policy.” That is a non-paywalled, free-to-read link courtesy of the WSJ. It’s lengthy but an excellent read. I encourage everyone to take a look. The dire predictions went out the window, seemingly unanimously. But there is plenty in the article for the fearmongers and the skeptics to both say “I told you so.” Italic emphasis in the snips below is mine. Climate Change Modeling Meets Limits of Science For almost five years, an international consortium of scientists was chasing clouds, determined to solve a problem that bedeviled climate-change forecasts for a generation: How do these wisps of water vapor affect global warming? They reworked 2.1 million lines of supercomputer code used to explore the future of climate change, adding more-intricate equations for clouds and hundreds of other improvements. They tested the equations, debugged them and tested again. The …