Here's a little extreme weather and falsification update. The GSM may be giving us a taste. What did those 9/10ths of scientists tell us about warming winters and melting glaciers and disappearing arctic ice and kids growing up without snow and deteriorating ski industry? :)
Hell, I might guy for a ski trip, in
summer no less!
AUSTRALIA JUST SUFFERED ITS COLDEST SUMMER DAY ON RECORD — MAINSTREAM MEDIA SILENT
Australia’s record lowest
Summer daily-max temperature has just been broken,
as reported by www.weatherzone.com.au.
A brutal Antarctica air-mass blasted southeastern Australia during the opening days of summer, pumping deep snow into parts of Tasmania, Victoria and NSW, as well as limiting temperatures to as much as 15C below the seasonal average.
On Tuesday, December 03, Thredbo Top Station‘s highest recording was a mere -1.0C (30.2F) — this was Australia’s lowest summer daily maximum temperature of all time, busting the -0.8C (30.6F) measured at Mount Buller on Dec 25, 2006
(approaching the historically deep solar minimum of cycle 23).
Furthermore, an overnight low of -4.0C (24.8F) was observed at Tasmania’s Mount Wellington early Wednesday morning, Australia’s lowest summer temperature in four years.
HEAVY SUMMER SNOW BURIES PARTS OF SOUTHEAST AUSTRALIA
An unseasonable “cold snap” -ha-
is still delivering significant dumps of summer snow across the Victorian Alps, as well as rare flurries as low as Mount William in the Grampians.
Many Aussie ski resorts have reported large accumulations of summer snow over the weekend, as the Grand Solar Minimum continues its intensification down-under.
Mount Hotham had a healthy 30+ cm (11.8+ inches) on the ground by Monday morning, with more snow expected throughout the day. Falls Creek registered 25+ cm (9.8+ inches) and Mount Buller saw 21+ cm (8.3+ inches).
GREENLAND’S SMB GAINED 14 GIGATONS OVER THE PAST 2 DAYS ALONE, PUSHING THIS SEASON ABOVE THE 1981-2010 AVERAGE
Despite decades of doom-and-gloom prophecies, Greenland’s Ice Sheet is currently GAINING monster amounts of snow — 14 gigatons over the past 2 days alone
(Dec 01 – Dec 02).
Crucial to the survival of a
glacier is its
surface mass balance (SMB) — the difference between
accumulation and
ablation (sublimation and melting). Changes in mass balance control a glacier’s long-term behavior, and are its most sensitive climate indicators (
wikipedia.org).
On December 01, 2019 Greenland’s SMB gained 8 gigatons.
While on Dec 02, the ice sheet amassed another 6 gigatons.
According to climate alarmists, this simply
shouldn’t be happening in a warming world.
SNOWIEST AUTUMN ON RECORD IN GREAT FALLS, MT — MORE THAN DOUBLING THE PREVIOUS MARK
It was the snowiest meteorological Autumn on record in Great Falls, Montana
(which runs from Sept 01 through Nov 30) according to National Weather Service data
.
A whopping
60.4 inches (153 cm) landed in the city during the three month period, which was more than four times the seasonal average of 13.4 inches (34 cm).
This year’s total also blew away Great Falls’ all-time Autumn snowfall record — the
29.1 inches (74 cm) set back in 1985
(solar minimum of cycle 21).
NEBRASKA CITIES ALMOST DOUBLED THEIR PREVIOUS SNOWFALL RECORDS LAST WEEK
IPCC, 2001: “Milder winter temperatures will decrease heavy snowstorms …”
Grand Island and Hastings are two cities confirmed to have smashed daily snowfall records early last week as a major Arctic storm tore through the Midwestern U.S. state of Nebraska.
Grand Island was blanketed by a whopping 8.2 inches (20.8 cm) of snow on Tuesday, Nov 26, annihilating the city’s previous record of 4.9 inches (12.4 cm) set in 1978
(solar minimum of cycle 20). While Hastings measured 7.1 inches (18 cm) of powder, comfortably eclipsing the 4 inches (10.2 cm) that fell back in 1944
(solar minimum of cycle 17).
SAN FRANCISCO TIES 1896 RECORD FOR COLDEST NOVEMBER DAY EVER!
The mercury in San Francisco reached a high of just 8.8C (48F) on Thursday, November 28, tying the 1896
(solar minimum of cycle 12) record for the city’s lowest-max temp ever recorded in November.
And San Francisco wasn’t alone in dealing with below-average temperatures late last week. According to the National Weather Service, much of the interior North Bay suffered sub-zero readings overnight Thursday:
Novato Airport recorded a nipple-hardening
-5C (23F).
Santa Rosa and Napa County Airport dipped to
-3.3C (26F).
Sonoma Airport bottomed out at
-2.8C (27F).
While temps touched
freezing point at Livermore Airport.
2.8C (37F) at Oakland Airport and San Jose.
And
5C (41F) in San Francisco.
(Readings all highly unusual for the time of year).
Furthermore, Bay Area peaks, including Mount Diablo and Mount Hamilton, remained blanketed with snow from the most recent storm. And it was more than chilly enough for snow in the Sierra as well — temps in South Lake Tahoe, for example, fell to
-8.3C (17F) early Friday morning and settling snow was reported.
HUNDREDS OF THANKSGIVING SNOWFALL RECORDS SMASHED ACROSS THE UNITED STATES
“You’ve never seen a Thanksgiving like that before,” reads the opening line of an
Albuquerque Journal article dated Nov 28.
The Albuquerque area smashed its previous Thanksgiving snowfall record of 1.5 inches,
set way back in 1934 (solar minimum of cycle 16), when a comparatively mammoth 3.9 inches accumulated by mid-day Thursday at the Albuquerque International Sunport, said Alyssa Clements, meteorologist for the NWS.
By noon, the city had already
easily recorded its snowiest Thanksgiving in history.
Furthermore, the airport
–the city’s official climate site– actually had one of the lower snowfall accumulations recorded in Albuquerque, Clements added. The
entire city was in fact blanketed with 6+ inches of snow, with several locations on the West Side recording 7 inches, while the area around Academy and Tramway registered a staggering 8 inches of snowfall by Thanksgiving afternoon.
HISTORIC SNOWFALL FORCES MANY NORTHERN COLORADO COMMUNITIES TO “ALL BUT SHUT DOWN”
Historic amounts of snow have buried Boulder and Fort Collins this week, and many areas along the Front Range have seen their most snow in years. The storm quickly moved into Nebraska Tuesday afternoon leaving very cold air and big piles of snow behind, reports
denver.cbslocal.com
With more than 15 inches of snow falling in just 15 hours, Northern Colorado communities such as Loveland, Timnath, Wellington, Estes Park, Boulder, and Fort Collins were brought to a standstill.
Many towns and cities all but shut down Tuesday as they battened down the hatches in preparation for a record-breaking snowstorm — a storm which wound up closing schools and government offices across Northern Colorado, left grocery store shelves empty, and made travel impossible in parts of the state, according to
reporterherald.com.
“EXTREME” NOVEMBER COLD ENGULFS RUSSIA — LOWS OF -54C (-65.2F) RECORDED
A brutal Arctic outbreak has developed over Russia, the result of a Meridional
(wavy) jet stream flow itself associated with the historically low solar energy earth is currently receiving
(the lowest in 200 years — NASA).
Bone-chilling lows swept transcontinental Russia during the first half of this week. The nearby nations of Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and
eastern China have also suffered.