Is the World Starting to Repeat 1970’s Style Winters & Summers?

adapt2030 (62)in #grandsolarminimum • 6 years ago

Barrow Alaska, they’ve been telling you in the global warming debate Alaska is getting warmer and warmer. Well, at least not these next couple of weeks near freezing now, through August 27th these high temperatures of what 35–37 degrees F, then we go out into September.

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Oh, a whopping 36 degree Fahrenheit high, break out the umbrellas it’s beach weather in August !

Over to Nullschool, anywhere it’s blue you can see that’s freezing or below, which is a large amount of the Arctic Circle and remember the melt season ends first weeks of September. Then we’ll be back to gaining ice, and then the news will try to have to explain away why the Arctic is gaining ice the last couple of years, good luck with that narrative switch.

Over to snow in Georgia, Eastern Europe, and add to this rare earliest ever recorder snows in Japan with frost in August as well.

Now we have reports of snow in Georgia. Where is Georgia? Right on the Black Sea, sandwiched between Russia and Turkey.

That’s the wide out, let’s zoom in right where that red star is, the area where this is happening, it’s in the mountain resort area at 2,200 meters.

Back on August 12th and 13th, you can see they had a couple inches of snow up there, extremely rare, and people are being caught out camping and not prepared for this cold weather.

You can see it’s covering roofs and ground, it is several inches deep coming down.

As I always do when I’m in a website I just put the word “snow, cold, or record cold, record snow, or snowstorms” in the Search Bar to see what else they have in their news feeds.

I found this summer snow event in Russia, I hadn’t heard about that on July 21st, air temperatures around 3 degrees C with record snow, unusual snow.

Where is this place? I looked it’s up at 69 degrees north latitude, and if you follow that right around you’re going to come to Norway where they were talking about the all-time record temperatures during this exact same event. So record heat over in Norway and Sweden, but somehow they missed the cold and record snow on the same latitude over in Russia during the same days.

Glimpsing in at the European temperatures today. Where’s the heatwave? Oh, it’s gone and those same areas that had the record heat about two weeks ago below freezing already. This is August, it’s supposed to be the hottest month of the year in the northern hemisphere.

Back to the newsfeed where I found the original story on snow in Georgia, they talked about abnormal snow in Iran, 1972. I thought that’s really interesting what are they talking about.

Oh, 8 meters or 24 feet of snow in one single storm, that’s how deep it got to bury those telephone poles.

When you have record snow stories like this in August, and I’ve done videos on record-setting early snowfall Hokkaido, August 17th.

I need to look back at the sunspot count, I mean we’re going into a Grand Solar Minimum, 1970s had brutally cold winters for both the northern and southern hemispheres. Extreme storms, almost all the records being broken are breaking the records from the 1970s that were set. Realize the 1970s was an extreme weather decade and here we are starting to repeat it, so I’m wondering based on what happened in Japan with the snows, cooler in Alaska, how much snow Iran is going to get, because if it repeats something like the 1970s, they’re going to get blistering multi-feed snowstorms again 10, 15 feet, that’s going to lock in a city.

When you see things like this water fall roaring behind homes in New York, this is an Atmospheric Compression Event and what to expect moving forward.

As I did one video before N.E USA had 5 times the amount of rain for the last month, and when you see streams turning into this, that’s not normal that’s not CO2, that is our Sun affecting our jet streams, shifting moisture patterns as it does with every single Grand Solar Minimum.

I’ll leave this is an example to show you how the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) shifts during Grand Solar Minimums, that’s a lot of moisture moving, this explains a lot of the floods and the droughts.

Thanks for reading, hope you got something out of the article. If you like this type of content, join me on my tri-weekly podcast Mini Ice Age Conversations, more in-depth analysis on these same trends in our climate and what you can expect for food pricing into 2021.

*** Today’s Story Links ***

August snowfall for resort in Georgia https://www.sott.net/article/393333-A... https://bobrtimes.com/resort-in-georg...

THE NETWORK WAS TOLD ABOUT THE ABNORMAL SNOW STORM IN IRAN https://bobrtimes.com/the-network-was...

https://bobrtimes.com/?s=snow

TOUGH SUMMER: IN RUSSIA, SUDDENLY THE SNOW FELL. VIDEO https://bobrtimes.com/tough-summer-in...

Barrow Alaska 10 freezing cold days in August https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/... Waterfall forms from a creek behind homes in New York https://weather.com/news/weather/vide...

Record-setting early snowfall covers the top of Hokkaido mountain in Japan https://www.sott.net/article/393694-G...

Arctic Temperatures https://earth.nullschool.net/#current...