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People around here keep insisting it was a firework show in the next town. However the sound was very loud and deep it did not sound like a firework show.Two commenters on the video reported they heard the same sounds. One was in New Jersey and the other in Verona, Pittsburgh who said they heard the noise twice in the last two weeks.
Also the natural cycle Atlantic Multi Decadal Oscillation (AMO) cooling and warming cycles are pinned on humans.
Lets delve into to climate reality being sold to the world in 2018.
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Snowy owl
And once again, snowy owls are returning to our area for the cold weather months.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary Animal Curator Lori Bankson can sense the growing fascination over snowy owls in recent years.
"Wisconsin has been very lucky the last few years with the irruptions of so many owls coming down and some owls staying in the area, so with the power of the internet, with the information getting out there, with the DNR and so much great research going on, we can track these owls," says Bankson.
And thanks to the website ebird.com, the public can, too.
Since early November, this map details an estimated 43 snowy owls reported from 26 Wisconsin counties, with the lower Bay of Green Bay being a hot spot.
© Rio Rancho Fire RescueA sinkhole swallows an SUV
The sinkhole opened up on a street in Rio Rancho. The town's fire department posted an image of the car on its Facebook page, which shows the vehicle resting on its side in the sinkhole.
Rio Rancho Fire Rescue said the driver was able to self-extricate and was not injured.
KOAT reported that the sinkhole was caused by a water main break in the area.
© CNNMore than 25 million people are under winter weather alerts from Oklahoma through Virginia, and more than 10 million are under a flood threat from the Gulf coast to South Carolina.
"They crushed their yearly average in 24 hours," CNN meteorologist Ivan Cabrera said.The Lubbock Police Department tweeted late Saturday that black ice and freezing fog were beginning to form on areas Interstate 27. Police said they were "working about 20 wrecks due to these dangerous conditions."
Having done its work in Texas, the storm will move east and is expected to pound the Carolinas with heavy snow Sunday, followed by rain, Cabrera said. Sleet and flooding are also possible across the South.As much as 6 inches of snow might fall in Charlotte, North Carolina, and ice accumulations of a quarter of an inch to half an inch are possible.
"Six inches will shut that city down," CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said. "It's very much like any other Southern city ... where they don't have the resources that a lot of other cities have. They have few salt trucks, few snowplows. It takes them longer to clean something like that up."
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Extensive cold anticyclone swept most of Siberia and the Far East, capturing the territory of Mongolia. Now the anticyclone is at the stage of its maximum development, its power is 1062.5 hPa. In the coming days, its weakening and destruction will begin, the pressure at its center will drop to 1030.0 hPa.
On Tuesday in the south of Eastern Siberia and the western regions of the Far East winter came with frosty weather, after which the frosts in the region intensified every day. The lowest air temperature in the Irkutsk Region is noted in Erbogachen: −47.2 degrees on 4 December. On the night of December 6, throughout the region, with the exception of areas of Baikal, the minimum air temperature was below 30 degrees below zero. In Irkutsk, the coldest night since the beginning of the winter period was observed today: −31.1 in the city, near the meteorological station, and −34.3 degrees near the airport.
Extensive cold anticyclone swept most of Siberia and the Far East, capturing the territory of Mongolia. Now the anticyclone is at the stage of its maximum development, its power is 1062.5 hPa. In the coming days, its weakening and destruction will begin, the pressure at its center will drop to 1030.0 hPa.
© GismeteoSurface pressure map and minimum air temperature on December 6, 2018.
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Topics from the Interview:
- Energetic changes being felt across our planet and how this relates to a lower activity in the Sun
- Electric Universe
- Jet Stream meanderings
- Gulf Stream slow-down
- Hurricane intensity on century cycles
- Earthquakes
- Magnetic field changes on Earth as the Suns magnetic field changes
- Volcanic eruptions
- Meteor fireballs
- Tornadoes
- Deluges and Atmospheric Compression events
- Sinkholes
- Victor Clube and space debris intensifying
Comment: Review of 'Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection'. The book is available to purchase here.
To listen to part 2 of the interview, see: Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Interview with Laura Knight-Jadczyk and Pierre Lescaudron (Part 2)
Rescue workers comprising members of the local military and police personnel as well as the Pacitan Disaster Mitigation Agency attempted to find the victims on Saturday morning, but they halted the rescue efforts due to the dangers posed by unstable landslide materials.
According to Chief of the Pacitan District Military Command Lt Col Aristoteles Hengkeng Nusa Lawitang, the four missing people were identified as Mesgiman and his wife Sogirah, Inem, and Bogiyem, Mesgiman's parent-in-law.
The victims were at home when the cliff behind their house suddenly collapsed and buried almost all parts of the building.
Comment: The above video has since been removed by the user. The same clip was posted on YouTube by 'Mystic Hippie' on December 29th::