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Typhoon Surigae toll hits 7 in the Philippines as missing shipmates found dead

Ghana News Agency
Thu, 22 Apr 2021 18:20 UTC

Four crew members of a cargo ship that ran aground amid a typhoon in the Philippines were found dead on Wednesday, bringing the death toll from the cyclone to seven, officials said.

Nine members of the ill-fated cargo ship Cebu Great Ocean were still missing, while seven had been rescued, according to coastguard spokesperson Armand Balilo.

Search and rescue operations will not stop until all crew members are accounted for, Balilo said.

The vessel, which was carrying nickel ore, ran around on Monday in the southern province of Surigao del Norte, amid rough seas caused by Typhoon Surigae.

Up to 30 inches of April snow wreaks havoc on upper Himachal Pradesh, India - roads cut off

Suresh Sharma
Times of India
Thu, 22 Apr 2021 17:35 UTC

The unexpected heavy snowfall in upper Himachal has wreaked havoc on fruits and vegetable crops while it has blocked many roads here. A large number of avalanches have been reported from Lahaul while hailstorms are likely to cause damage to crops in parts of Kullu district.

Upper Shimla, Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, upper parts of Kullu, Chamba and Kangra are receiving snow since Tuesday. Mid and low hillsreceived rain on Wednesday while some parts were lashed with hail. The snowfall has blocked many roads.

Many avalanches have hit the Lahaul valley, which has received 15 to 45cm of snow.

Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Atmospheric oddities across the continents

Adapt 2030
Thu, 22 Apr 2021 00:28 UTC

Signs of magnetic shifts continue across the planet from 90F hail storms blanketing parts of Saudi Arabia, agricultural catastrophe in France from absurd cold with Majorca's red blizzard alert. In Asia the fastest wind speeds ever recorded in April for a tropical system near the Philippines and Beijing engulfed by 3rd decade intensity sand storm in five weeks.

A powerful cold front brought April snow as far south as Oklahoma

Dennis Mersereau
Forbes
Tue, 20 Apr 2021 18:22 UTC

© NWS / DENNIS MERSEREAU
The National Weather Service's forecast low temperatures for the United States on April 21, 2021.

A thin blanket of snow covered budding trees in communities across the midwestern United States on Tuesday as a strong cold front brought the region unusually wintry conditions for this late into the spring season. While the snow was mostly conversational instead of disruptive, the freezing temperatures that follow behind the front could pose a threat to gardens and crops alike.

An upper-level trough dipping over the Great Lakes is responsible for the belated touch of winter spreading across much of the country this week. The cold front producing the snow and ushering in the cold air extends off of a low-pressure system up in southern Quebec.

Snow fell as far south as Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Tuesday afternoon as the front moved through the region. The National Weather Service expected a "slushy" couple of inches of snow from northern Illinois to western New York, and winter weather alerts are in place for southern Ontario where the Greater Toronto Area could see a dusting of snow by the end of the precipitation.

Three killed in elephant attack in Odisha, India

kalingatv.com
Wed, 21 Apr 2021 11:48 UTC

Three men were trampled to death after a wild elephant attacked them in Duigoti village under Ghaisilot police limits under Padampur range today morning.

The deceased has been identified as Mal Seth and Biranchi Kumbhar, both are residents of Umrad village under Raisalpadar grampanchyat and other man had come to visit his relatives house.

Sources said, three had gone to the field to attend nature's call when the wild tusker attacked them and killed them on the spot.

Earlier, also many have been killed due to the elephant attack in the village.

England's coldest April since 1922, Germany's chilliest since 1917

Cap Allon
Electroverse
Tue, 20 Apr 2021 19:16 UTC

It may be late-April, but spring 2021 is a no show across much of Europe.

The continent is suffering a climatic reality similar to that of the previous prolonged spell of reduced solar output: not since the Centennial Minimum (1880-1920) have Europeans suffered an April this cold and snowy.

ENGLAND'S COLDEST APRIL SINCE 1922

Despite the cherry-picking, the UHI-sidestepping, and the unrelenting propaganda, the British Isles simply won't heat up — the UK's agenda-shoveling Met Office has admitted as much themselves.

Recently, one of the Met Office's key data sets revealed that the 2010s actually came out cooler than the 2000s — a fact that goes against ALL mainstream logic: we were told average temperatures would rise "linearly," always up and up and up on an endless march to catastrophe if no poverty-inducing action was taken...

The Central England Temperature record (CET) measures the monthly mean surface air temperatures for the Midlands region of England. It is the longest series of monthly temperature observations in existence anywhere in the world, with data extending all the way back to the year 1659.

The CET's mean reading for April, 2021 (to the 18th) is sitting at just 5.8C — that's 1.5C below the 1961-1990 average (the current standard period of reference for climatological data used by the WMO-an historically cool era btw), and ranks as the coldest April since 1922, and the 18th coldest since records began 362 years ago.

Comment: Outsiders Weather and Ice Age Watch: Record freezing temperatures felt across the globe

Rare mass stranding of 'sea potato' shells at UK beach

Kathryn Wylie
The Post & Journal
Tue, 20 Apr 2021 13:23 UTC

Hundreds, if not thousands, of bizarre, hollow orbs which washed up on a north-east beach this week have been baffling locals.

The unusual grey heart-shaped shells drifting ashore at Fraserburgh have had many walkers scratching their heads over their unusual appearance and sheer amount.

The odd little orbs, covering much of the beach, are actually the ghosts of a species of sea urchin, Echinocardium cordatum, often fondly referred to as "sea potatoes".

In effect, the beach has become a graveyard for the urchins' hollow remains, whose Latin name translates literally to "spiny heart," in a fitting nod to their unusual shape.

Man killed by brown bear in Hokkaido, Japan

Katy Kelly
Japan Today
Fri, 16 Apr 2021 20:39 UTC

Close to 11 a.m. on April 10, a resident of Kushiro City in Hokkaido who had traveled to the mountains to pick edible flora with his wife was attacked by a brown bear and died shortly after. Though his wife called emergency services as soon as she heard her husband scream and witnessed him being attacked by a "black, bear-like animal", he was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of death appeared to be the crushing of his head and throat.

Though the emergency services who arrived at the scene were unable to locate the animal responsible, this is unfortunately not an especially unexpected occurrence. Experts warn that bears that have just woken up from hibernation are the most likely to encounter humans, as they wander further afield in search of food. Adding to this peril is the fact that brown bear populations are on the rise in Hokkaido, which increases the risk of an encounter.

Comment: About a week later: Montana guide mauled to death in grizzly bear attack outside Yellowstone

Related: Bear attacks increasing worldwide

Up to 16 inches of spring snowfall hits Colorado

Denver7 - The Denver Channel
Tue, 20 Apr 2021 20:20 UTC

Monday's snowstorm dropped as much as 16 inches of snow along the northern Front Range and between to 4 and 5 inches around Denver.

Montana guide mauled to death in grizzly bear attack outside Yellowstone

The Guardian
Tue, 20 Apr 2021 20:04 UTC

Charles Mock, 40, died of scalp and facial wounds after managing to call 911 for help

A Montana backcountry guide has died after he was mauled by a large grizzly bear that was probably defending a nearby moose carcass just outside Yellowstone national park, officials said Monday.

Charles "Carl" Mock, 40, who lived in the park gateway community of West Yellowstone, died Saturday, two days after he was attacked while fishing alone in a forested area along the Madison River several miles north of West Yellowstone, said a Gallatin county sheriff's office spokesperson, Christine Koosman.

The male bear, which weighed at least 420 pounds (190kg), was later shot and killed when it charged wildlife workers investigating the attack.

The moose carcass was found about 50 yards (45 meters) from the site of the attack, said a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks spokesperson, Morgan Jacobsen.

Comment: A report from 2020: 7 Yellowstone-area grizzly bear attacks this year - record high for the first 6 months

See also: Bear attacks increasing worldwide

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Earth Changes

Typhoon Surigae toll hits 7 in the Philippines as missing shipmates found dead

Up to 30 inches of April snow wreaks havoc on upper Himachal Pradesh, India - roads cut off

Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Atmospheric oddities across the continents

A powerful cold front brought April snow as far south as Oklahoma

Three killed in elephant attack in Odisha, India

England's coldest April since 1922, Germany's chilliest since 1917

Rare mass stranding of 'sea potato' shells at UK beach

Man killed by brown bear in Hokkaido, Japan

Up to 16 inches of spring snowfall hits Colorado

Montana guide mauled to death in grizzly bear attack outside Yellowstone

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