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The Northern Hemisphere is having one of its snowiest winters since records began in 1979

Cap Allon
Electroverse.net
Fri, 20 Mar 2020 20:02 UTC
snow
We've long been told that snow will soon be a thing of the past...

In 2013, the Guardian ran with the story that the Arctic would be "ice-free by 2015" due to a catastrophic methane-induced warming "pulse" and a lack of snowfall and ice.

Ten years ago, the same rag claimed that Greenland was going to "collapse" within 10 years. And yet, according to NASA, its largest glacier, the Jacobshavn, has been growing for the past three years, and in Jan, 2020 the island actually set a new all-time record low temperature.
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Seismograph

Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Earthquake and global cooling cycles, what's next to 2024


Adapt 2030
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 12:37 UTC
zagreb earthquake church
© Antonio Bronic/Reuters
A man looks at damages at the Basilica of the Heart of Jesus, following an earthquake in Zagreb
As the largest earthquake to hit Croatia in 140 years occurred, our Earth is beginning to enter an electromagnetic anomaly zone during the next four years as the gas giant planets form a perfect square in one quadrant of the solar system that hasn't been seen since 575AD. CO2 levels globally set to decrease this year as the world ceases business, and because if the decline in solar activity on a 400 year cycle the planet will cool and the IPCC will be there to take credit for a natural cycle. EU survey says 60%+ want to end short haul domestic flights indefinitely.


Comment: Croatia's capital Zagreb rocked by 5.3M earthquake: Many buildings damaged - Strongest to hit city in 140 years

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Seismograph

7 earthquakes rattle Oklahoma in 24 hours

Dawson White
Kansas City
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 11:14 UTC
oklahoma quake
© USGS
In just less than 24 hours, seven earthquakes rattled across Oklahoma, according to data from the United States Geological Survey.

The temblors ranged in intensity from magnitude to 1.6 to 2.5.

The first quake — measuring at magnitude 1.9 — struck at 10:44 a.m. Sunday roughly 2.5 miles south of Perry, the USGS reported. The second quake — magnitude 1.7 — came just over a minute later in roughly the same location.

Perry is about 64 miles north of Oklahoma City.

Seven earthquakes shook across Oklahoma in less than 24 hours, according to data from the United States Geological Survey. United States Geological Survey

Comment: It remains to be seen whether this and other notable quakes occurring, all over the planet, are signs of an uptick in activity:

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Snowflake

Winter takes over Romania at the end of March


Romania Insider
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 12:52 UTC
snow
© Richard Gunion/Dreamstime.com
Winter has made an unexpected comeback in Romania at the end of this week and is likely to stay at least until Wednesday, March 25.

Temperatures have dropped significantly all around the country on Sunday, March 22, and it has been snowing in the northern regions and the mountain area since Saturday night.

The mountain areas are already under a code yellow for moderate snowfall and, starting Monday morning, at around 2:00 AM, snow will intensify throughout the country, and especially in the southern half, according to the National Weather Administration (ANM).


Comment: Winter is also hanging on in many other European countries.

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Cloud Precipitation

Spring floods kill at least 11 in Iran


Tasnim News Agency
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 12:09 UTC
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Spring floods have caused damages to many urban and rural areas in several provinces of Iran, mainly in the southern parts of the country, and have killed as least eleven people as of Monday, as the rescue and relief operations are underway in the affected regions.

Heavy rainfalls over the past days have created flash floods and swollen rivers in several Iranian provinces, including Fars, Bushehr, Hormozgan, Kerman and Sistan and Baluchestan in the southern parts of the country.

Floods have also inundated the residential areas in the northern province of Gilan, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province in the west, the central province of Qom, and the northern province of Golestan.

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Snowflake Cold

Antarctica's coldest March temperature on record - a 'global warming' destroying -75.3℃/-103.5℉

Cap Allon
Electroverse
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 11:35 UTC
arctic
The MSM has a blatant warm bias, that's been clear for years...

A myriad of news outlets were all-too-happy to run with the Antarctic Peninsula's record warm temperature last month, painting it as further evidence of the coming climate catastrophe (despite the peninsula actually being located closer to Argentina than the South Pole, and the event officially going down as a foehn). But where are those same rags now? Where is their balance? Their credibility? Or is informing the public not the goal anymore, is their mission merely to propagandize...?

Last Friday, Antarctica set its coldest EVER March temperature — somehow, in what we're to believe is a linearly warming world on the brink of "overheating", the world's southernmost continent is currently the coldest its ever been for the time of year.

The Vostok Station clocked a bone-chilling -75.3C (-103.54F) on Friday morning, March 20, as spotted by @TempGlobal on Twitter:

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Cloud Lightning

Storm in Oman brings hail, lightning and floods

Lakshmi Kothaneth
Oman Daily Observer
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 11:50 UTC
STORM
© Metar Oman
The weather experts are expecting around 30 to 60 millimeters of rain and hail during the night in most of the regions.

The temperatures are also expected to go down.

The trough of low pressure Al Rahma continues to have direct impact on the Sultanate said Jaifer al Busaidy, the Weather forecaster at the National Multi-Hazard Early Warning Centre. According to him the varied intensity of rainfall, occasional thundershowers associated with fresh wind and hail will continue over the governorates of Musandam, Al Buraimi, Al Dhahira, North Al Batinah, South Al Batinah, Al Dakhiliya, Muscat, North Al Sharqiya, South Al Sharqiya and parts of Al Wusta and Dhofar.

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Arrow Down

10 bodies recovered from landslide due to heavy rainfall in Papua New Guinea


The Fiji Times
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 11:31 UTC
At least 12 people are feared dead after a landslip in the Tambul-Nebilyer district in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands Province.
© Peter Solo Kinjap
At least 12 people are feared dead after a landslip in the Tambul-Nebilyer district in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands Province.
Ten bodies have been recovered from a landslide which buried 12 people in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands.

The weekend landslide in Tendepo ward of Tambul-Nebilyer district came amid a bout of heavy rain

District administrator Phillip Talpa said an excavator was quickly sent to the area with help from police and the local community.

"They were able to dig out 10 bodies. Two are still believed to be buried under ground. The excavator is already on site, digging a few sites that they believe the bodies are hidden under."

Mr Talpa said that with ongoing rain, there was a high risk of more landslides occurring in the area's hilly surrounds in coming days.
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Seismograph

6.1-magnitude earthquake hits Central East Pacific Rise


China.org.cn
Mon, 23 Mar 2020 00:00 UTC
earthquake graph
© Phil McCarten / Reuters
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 jolted Central East Pacific Rise at 22:38:05 GMT on Sunday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

The epicenter, with a depth of 10.0 km, was initially determined to be at 4.6851 degrees south latitude and 105.0546 degrees west longitude.
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Cloud Lightning

UAE weather: Dubai hit by spectacular lightning, rain storm, hail and flooding

Rory Reynolds
The National
Sat, 21 Mar 2020 19:16 UTC
Motorists try to get through flooding on a
© Chris Whiteoak / The National
Motorists try to get through flooding on a roundabout near Studio city in Dubai.
Dubai was hit by a spectacular lightning and rain storm on Saturday night, causing flash flooding within minutes.

The sky flashed continuously for almost an hour from 8pm, punctuated by cracks of thunder.

Hail followed and streets quickly filled up with water, in a repeat of the heavy flooding in late January.

Another deluge followed over night.

The storm followed torrential rain and thunderstorms earlier on Saturday that caused roads to flood. The Dubai Marina end of the city appeared to be worst hit.

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