After Tropical Storm Hilary hit California this week, MSNBC ran to TV children’s show host Bill Nye to hype climate change, a typical move by the far left cable news outlet.

One meteorologist named Ryan Maue called them out for it, calling Nye a complete fraud.

The Blaze has details:

Meteorologist calls out MSNBC for using Bill Nye to boost climate change hysteria over weather events: ‘A complete fraud’

Meteorologist and climate expert Dr. Ryan Maue blasted MSNBC on Monday for rolling out entertainer Bill Nye to blame recent weather events on climate change.

What happened on MSNBC?

The left-leaning network chose Nye, whom MSNBC labeled a “science educator,” to opine about the significance of Tropical Storm Hillary, Maui wildfires, and record-setting heat over the central U.S.

“It’s very difficult to tie any specific weather event to climate change, but if you like to worry about things, this is a great time,” Nye alarmed.

“We have this huge heat dome with extraordinary humidity in the southern U.S., we have these very high winds in Hawaii, and then we have this enormous rainstorm that came through here, I live in Los Angeles,” Nye continued. “This may be the beginning of things. And people like to throw around the expression ‘new normal.’ Well, it’s not going to be normal. It’s just going to get worse and worse, probably.”

Here’s the Bill Nye clip:

BILL NYE ON CLIMATE CHANGE

“People like to throw around the expression 'new normal.' It's not going to be normal, it's going to get worse and worse, probably,” @BillNye says of landmark tropical storm #Hilary.

“If you like to worry about things, this is a great time.” pic.twitter.com/zCYq7GTuzi

— José Díaz-Balart Reports (@JDBalartMSNBC) August 21, 2023

Meteorologist Ryan Maue responded:

You know it's serious extreme weather when MSNBC rolls out Bill Nye to drop some science knowledge on their viewers. He doesn't disappoint with a truly bizarre explanation for Hurricane Hilary.

Bill Nye is a complete fraud. https://t.co/muSO1v6BTp

— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) August 21, 2023

Bill Nye says this is rare. See the graphic below:

I see so many people unaware of tropical storms in the Pacific (typhoons) and off the coast of California… https://t.co/ViXXIYPZhE pic.twitter.com/Hkl2wFJj50

— CHAVALA (@ValaLegz) August 18, 2023

Bill Nye should stick to doing 7th grade science experiments on TV.