Global cooling: Anomalous cold across vast expanses of Siberia and a foot of snow in mountains of Khakassia

Robert W. Felix
Ice Age Now
Thu, 06 Sep 2018 19:00 UTC

33 cm (more than a foot) of snow in Khakassia. In Yakutia -10°C.

4 Sep 2018 - Anomalously cold weather - pre-winter weather - across a vast expanses of Siberia. Night frosts and solid precipitation in the form of groats and wet snow from Taimyr to Altai and from the Urals to Kolyma.

West of Yakutia the temperature dropped to -10°C. In the mountains of Khakassia heavy snow fell. The meteorological station "Nenastnaya" recorded 33 cm of snow!

"Nenastnaya Station is near Priiskovoye city (Khakassia)."

Thanks to Martin Siebert for this link

Comment: See also these reports for the last 7 days from across the northern hemisphere which currently is still 17 days away from the Autumnal equinox on the 23rd of September:

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