Ken Ring Weather Check

@Mickpritchard73 He's probably already written his guesses for the next 50 years so he can keep scamming people beyond the grave

@RingCheck Surely that silly old conman must be close to knocking on the Pearly Gates

Cyclone Vaianu hit the NI last weekend. Ken of course had no idea it would happen. His warning for astrology believers in Auckland was "changeable". FYI, this week is also "changeable" so expect another tropical cyclone I guess.

To improve his accuracy Ken Ring is now keeping his forecasts secret. He'll tell you what it was afterwards. While we wait, time for a nostalgic look back at last Easter's massive fail. He told people to expect good weather, then NZ got hit by Ex-TC Tam. x.com/RingCheck/stat…

Ken's claimed 48 hour error covers every day of March. But being sensible the biggest NZ quake was a 5.6M on 4th, Ken's astro safe day. He guessed 600 ??units on the 9th, only a 3.5M that day. There was a 7.5 in Tonga on 24th and 7.3 in Vanuatu on 30th, Ken guessed 100 ??units

Ken Ring rarely does specific forecasts now and here's why. Ken guessed the sunniest weather for Auckland would be the last week of March. Yesterday they got 92mm. (Only 3mm for the first half of March) @Ponsonby_News are still gullible enough to pay him to publish this rubbish.

So Ken Ring's winter guess. Harsh and cold, but not mild. Slightly milder than average, but about normal. He complains that he used to be specific, but some people would check his guesses against reality and realise it was complete rubbish, out by a lot more than a day. Trolls!

@RCR_NZ @kenringweather Just so you're aware, astrologer, cat paw reader and occasional clown Ken Ring makes stuff up and blurts out his thought bubbles. sillybeliefs.com/ring.html

"Well, for example, in Helen Clark's time, a million dollars a day was spent on climate issues. That was, to me, absurd." — Ken Ring, Weather Forecaster @kenringweather Are governments overreacting to climate predictions without solid evidence? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/ken-r…

@kingsley_t34981 Ken Ring's forecasting is not accepted in Australia except by a few very gullible people. Here's an example of his failure, Ken's guess on the left, what actually happened on the right. Stop promoting pseudoscience. sillybeliefs.com/ring.html

This is the standard of Ken Ring's "forecasts" now. Some time about 3 to 4 months after an arbitrary lunar event, some unspecified and undefined "bad" weather may occur somewhere within a country. @kenringweather will tell you what bad weather he meant after the event.

Ken is being promoted on the "City Celeb". What's the City Celeb? It's Nigeria's "award winning biography platform"😂. How appropriate. No offence to the good people of Nigeria, but you've adopted a real "Prince" there. (Excuse me while I run a virus scan)

@NotJustGal Cat paw reading astrologer promoted by the lazy and the gullible sillybeliefs.com/ring.html

@TheCityCelebs Stop promoting scammers sillybeliefs.com/ring.html

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Ken Ring doesn't publicise many of his forecasts anymore. It's not good for business when intelligent people compare it to reality. Just when he wants to lie about something. There were no significant earthquakes around the 30th. Biggest was a 5.7 on 19th, one of Ken's safe days.

@LBTross He's actually right about that. Ken Ring knows that people quickly forget his massive failures so he's then free to lie about it. x.com/RingCheck/stat…

Ken Ring: The media too need a change in focus. Instead of grabbing eyewitnesses who are always willing to say that this is the worst in living memory, despite the fact that the human memory does not operate efficiently for more than five seconds

@IdeasMan323570 @Pete20221 @NewstalkZB @nzherald @radionz @theplatform_nz I'm sure he told you he did, but he's a professional liar. sillybeliefs.com/ring.html

@Pete20221 @NewstalkZB @nzherald @radionz @theplatform_nz Ken Ring predicted it back in October!

Why didn’t the plethora of cultural experts, Māori scientists & tikanga predict the storm and land slips? We’ve been told it is far more reliable than western science. Or is that all just bollocks? @NewstalkZB @nzherald @radionz @theplatform_nz

@AotearoaSam @rustie5555 @LewSOS This Ken Ring? x.com/RingCheck/stat…

@rustie5555 @LewSOS We need to appoint Ken Ring as chief science advisor, and then tell our allies that we wish we could help but we need all personnel on home soil as there is a major earthquake scheduled in a couple weeks

Ken Ring can't predict earthquakes, but I can predict that he will lie about it. Without mentioning Japan or 8 December, he is claiming he knew all along the 7.6M would happen, because moon. Also the moon now causes wildfires 😂

@Kiwiandturtle Yeh he doesn't like it when you put two of his contradictory forecasts together. Just believe

@RingCheck Hmmm…. Just got blocked again. His latest post is a doozey, implying that he expected November and December to be hot. He didn’t. So I posted what he had written earlier in the year. So, no more Ken for me. It’s a good thing.

And another 7+M earthquake that Ken Ring failed to predict, this time in Japan, maintaining his record of not predicting any significant earthquake this year.