Record Snow Across Northern Hemisphere and it's Almost Summer | Mini Ice Age 2015-2035

Hey gang. Just wanted to post the latest from Adapt2030.

I think it is interesting how he points out numerous misleading headlines. It's good that there are people like him out there scouring the web for this information.

I can't tell anybody here what to believe. On the other hand, I believe things are changing rapidly.

I mean damn. I'm still sporting my NorthFace gear at work in mid May, in Texas. I knew things would be cooler than normal, but I think there is a little more afoot than a waning El Niño and approaching La Niña.

How have things been in your respective areas? How do you feel about it?
Anyhow, hope you guys like the video, if you don't just go back to huff-Po till you feel safer.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

If I can get some regular snow in the hills behind my house, # it I'm going to board every day.

a reply to: BobaganooshCan it be!!!!
One of the snowflakes from UC Berkley was arguing with me that there is no more ice in the Arctic Circle and that global warming is real.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

They should move to Alaska it is in the 60s.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

I get that a lot. Though, living in the middle of nowhere, I don't get the opportunity to talk with many of those "superior intellect" types of folk.

Farmers in the area are pretty sure something isn't quite "normal". So there is that.

a reply to: Grimpachi

Yea, I know Alaska has had its share of weird stuff for what, the last three to five years? I'm always tripping out on the wind patterns over that area when I look at earthnullschool.

It might be interesting when the data for May is compiled but April sure didn't seem to be very impressive in the way of heavy snow.

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a reply to: Phage

You are right about that. It wasn't. I think it illustrates the extremes. It's not going to be all cold or all heat, but like an unseasonal to and fro.

The part of Texas that I live in is usually arid. Now it seems like we have a monsoon season, which is usually something that they get a few hundred miles west of here. Like Arizona and western New Mexico.

a reply to: ChesterJohn

No one told you there is no ice in the Arctic Circle...

Snowed north of Santa Fe day before yesterday. Not really all that odd though.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

Amazing video, thank you for sharing!

Northern Hemisphere is MORE than the states
American EGO at its finest...

In scandinavia there have been less and less snow in winter...
Soo?!?!?

Hit the 90's twice this past week where I am. Had the AC blasting no stop. Sweating my ass off.

Stop your whining. I'd love to have the cold weather back.

a reply to: olaru12

Naw, that wouldn't be off for that area at all. I will be passing near that area in a month or so, can't wait to see it. It's beautiful over there. Can't wait to see some earth ships and pueblos in person. Haven't seen them since I was a kid.

a reply to: Miccey

Nothing to do with American Ego.

See my comment to Phage about extremes. It won't be all cold or all heat.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

We've had it weird here in the North of England (more specifically, Cumbria) this past month.

Wake up and go outside, glorious hot tropical sunshine, not a cloud in sky, the sort one would expect in summer....by lunchtime that turns into rain and by evening snow / hail....then sunny.

All 4 seasons in one day? Mother nature has gone batty.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

This is strange. Where I live we had record low snowfalls and we usually have a six month arctic period. Instead this past year we had the warmest winter on record. We've had temps we usually don't see until July and August all through April and May .

Yep. Snow in parts of Alberta today, yesterday. Can't really trust it to not snow until June....🌨☃

I don't think there's such a thing as "normal" weather in Cdn prairies though....

a reply to: MysticPearl

Not whining. I'll get the 90's tomorrow probably. Started the week in the fifties.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

That was tongue and cheek.

I just hate hot weather. Should probably move just about anywhere East of here, apparently.