Mini ce Age in North Western Europe - Problems with the Loop Stream, Gulf Stream, North Atlantic Dr, page 1

There is a lot of speculation regarding the stalling of the LOOP CURRENT in the Gulf of Mexico, and its alleged impact on the GULF STREAM and the NORTH ATLANTIC DRIFT CURRENT, which is an essential movement of warm water from the Equatorial Regions to the Northern Atlantic. In North Western Europe, this warm water current is essential to stave off Arctic Climate during winter months.

Now, considering the almost unprecedented start to winter in Europe and indeed the States, is this in fact what is occuring ? Has there been a severe disruption in the natural flow of the GULF STREAM, and indeed is Northern and Central Europe heading towards a Mini Ice Age as a result ?

Please, any information regarding this topic will be greatly appreciated. I live in Northern Europe, and am concerned about this worrying trend in the weather.

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Originally posted by Xavialune
I know a lot of people in northern england...what you guys are experiencing isnt any different than a couple of decades ago. It happens, dont get your panties in a bunch.

I actually live in northern England. Yes we all remember winters when we had 'snow up to my grannies eyeballs' - yawn... The difference is the season dates are changing and winters are getting colder for longer and the met office is now predicting that this December could be the coldest since records began.
www.dailymail.co.uk...
But really those of us who live in rural locations or who are involved in farming (and that's me) don't need telling. So go sort your own panties out.

reply to post by OzWeatherman

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If you read the post, you would see that I dont claim to know anything. Hence my appeal for information. Dont be so grumpy, if you have nothing useful to add, dont post.

reply to post by DontProbeMeBro

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Oh, sorry about the CAPS. New to this, just pretty cold with no respite in sight, and want any useful information about this situation.

reply to post by OzWeatherman

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Last time I paid attention to LaNina I do believe we had extra precip. as a result of it -- ie, lots of wet snow day after day that winter and maybe the next. The summer was hot and rainy; almost tropical. This summer was that way.

This year we haven't had much snow except that big blast and even that was mainly north of where I am. What we're getting here is frigid cold. Even florida fruit is covered in icicles.

I am not a meteorologist, but I've been noticing this past year that weather systems seem HUGE in comparison to the past. A low pressure system seems to cover damn near the whole of N. America from time to time. The sweep of the jet stream the last week has it dropping down from the northern part of Canada all the way down nearly to Florida before it sweeps back up.

In my mind the presence of such large systems contributes to greater "extremes" of temperature and precip than we're used to. Atlantic Canada has been washed out with heavy rains several times this year and again this week. They always get rain, but this year has been extraordinary and dozens of bridges and roads washed out in NB. It seems like everything is normal except that it is coming in bigger doses than I ever remember it -- only going on a little over 60 years of being here to enjoy this wonderful phenomenon called weather.

Any fears you have about moving in to an Ice age are justified IMO.
Have a look at this headline...
Britain to Freeze Due to Death of the Gulf Stream
One of many you can find on the net, this one comes from here - beforeitsnews.com... - and theres a good interview you can listen to as well.

Or this - gulf stream dead effects
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Cold Wave Kills 6 Million Fish in Eastern Bolivia
August 7, 2010


Cold Wave Kills 6 Million Fish in Eastern Bolivia
Latin American Herald Tribune
August 5, 2010

LA PAZ – Authorities in the eastern Bolivian province of Santa Cruz declared an alert following the death of 6 million fish from the unusually cold weather gripping the country in recent weeks.

The provincial government said the fish died in the Grande, Pirai and Ichilo rivers that run through the tropical region.

This is an “environmental catastrophe” brought on by the lowest temperatures registered in Santa Cruz in nearly half a century, Gov. Ruben Costas told reporters.

The next ice age could begin any day.

Next week, next month, next year, it's not a question of if, only when.
One day you'll wake up - or you won't wake up, rather - buried beneath nine stories of snow. It's all part of a dependable, predictable cycle, a natural cycle that returns like clockwork every 11,500 years.

. . . And since the last ice age ended almost exactly 11,500 years ago . . .put 2 and 2 together folks.

Russian Climate Scientist Predicts New Ice Age Part 1
www.youtube.com...

30 Years of Global Cooling Are Coming, Leading Scientist Says
www.foxnews.com...

The mini ice age starts here. (January 10th 2010)
The bitter winter afflicting much of the Northern Hemisphere is only the start of a global trend towards cooler weather that is likely to last for 20 or 30 years, say some of the world’s most eminent climate scientists.
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...

And this is just the tip of the iceburge (pun intended)

Do some research and you'll no what to do...my suggestion move towards the equator, wherever you are.

Good Luck.

reply to post by Mythkiller

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Thanks mate, very interesting reading, and it will be interesting times ahead for us up north.

The Swedes say there is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes...

Hi,
for those who have a serious interest i have started a group on yahoo to explore the Abrupt Climate Change implications. Have been gathering up links to post in there with all sorts of info that is out there floating around. For starters anyone who wants can search for DEOS and look at the gulf stream velocities data from the satellites, I have several of the pics on the site. The Gulf Stream is floundering off the coast of the Carolinas. No wonder it is colder than normal in Europe. In addition, the Jet Stream is way south all the way from the US thru Europe, I found a nice map and put it on the group site. Plse see the photos sections there if you decide to join. The jet that normally hits UK is over North Africa and has been.

if you want to explore this and more then come on over and join the group. discuss the natural cycle of the climate shifts, and what causes them. Is it the axis of the Earth? or the effects of the rotation against the currents of the Great Ocean Conveyor system? What sort of climate could we expect after a shift? I have models on the group site as well. And a report the US DoD commissioned some years back on what would happen in the event of an Abrupt Climate Change event. It is not pretty. Imagine the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse on the loose. Famine from climate changes; war over dwindling resources, failing infrastructures. How can you survive that? What to do?

Here is a link to the group:

tech.groups.yahoo.com...

Hope to see you there; only if you are serious about it and have something to contribute - in which case you will be warmly welcomed.

chris in IN USA

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