Extreme Temperatures

"Covert" NASA data reveals global snowfall has Increased over the past 40 years

Cap Allon
Electroverse.net
Fri, 07 May 2021 10:56 UTC

Experienced data analyst, 10-year Wall Street veteran, and self-proclaimed "Mrs. Smarty Pants," Zoe Phin of phzoe.com crunches the data on GLOBAL SNOWFALL and reveals a surprising trend (surprising to the alarmists, at least).

Zoe was curious to know what the global snowfall trend was in this era of "extreme global warming."

"Luckily," she writes, "NASA covertly provides us with all the necessary data to figure this out."

Zoe downloaded all available monthly images from 1980 to 2020 (inclusive), such as the one shown here:

Parts of Ireland report coldest April since Records began (in 1943), as Iceland registers lowest May temperature ever

Cap Allon
Electroverse.net
Thu, 06 May 2021 10:46 UTC

According to Irish Meteorological Service's monthly report (issued May 5, 2021), Ireland just suffered a historically cold month of April.

Dominating high-pressure systems set up to the west or northwest of Ireland, reads the report, which brought brutal polar air masses over the country, leading to below average temperatures.

The cold was intense.

Across the country, ALL weather stations logged a mean air temperatures that was either at or below their Long-Term Average (LTA) for the month; in fact, only one station matched their LTA - see Newport in the chart below:

Northern Hemisphere snow mass an historic 700 gigatons above average

Robert W. Felix
Ice Age Now
Thu, 06 May 2021 13:01 UTC

Interesting how this can happen during a period of 'global warming,' isn't it? You don't suppose we're being played do you?

Northern Hemisphere snow mass is an historic 700 gigatons above average. (A gigaton is one billion tons, so that means it's an historic 700 billion tons above average.)

Image from the Finnish Meteorological Institute, date 19 April 2021.

Thanks to Oly for this link.

Coldest April in decades logged across most European nations, as our sun (once again) goes 'spotless'

Cap Allon
Electroverse
Mon, 03 May 2021 06:10 UTC

April sure felt a chilly month across much of the Northern Hemisphere, and the official data from individual nations is now proving just how historically cold it actually was...

THE NETHERLANDS

With an average temperature of just 6.7 degrees Celsius, last month was Holland's coldest April since 1986 (solar minimum of cycle 21) — temps finished 3.2 degrees C. below the norm of 9.9 degrees C., reports Weer.nl.

The month actually finished up colder than February

April's lowest temperature was posted in the village of Eelde, Drenthe when the mercury sank to a Tulip-freezing -4.5C (23.9F) on April 26.

Furthermore, the late-season chill also delivered a total of 10 snow days, and with April's climatological average sitting at just 2.5 snow days, this makes it the most snow recorded in the Netherlands in April since 1977 (solar minimum of cycle 20).

Comment: Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Why is this information being released now in 2021?

Snow sweeps the Scottish Highlands as white stuff piles up in May

Daniel Morrow
Daily Record
Tue, 04 May 2021 19:53 UTC

Snow has blanketed the Cairngorms this morning

A blanket of snow has fallen across the Scottish Highlands as a chill sweeps the country in May.

Several inches of the white stuff was spotted in the Cairngorms in the north of the country - making for good skiing conditions on the mountain range.

The adverse conditions has even astounded locals who are used to the wintry weather throughout the year.

Gary Hodgson, who owns a walking company up in the Highlands, said that 'it is still winter' as he shared a picture of the white stuff on Coire Cas car park in Aviemore this morning.

Snowstorm hits Newfoundland in May

Yahoo! News
Mon, 03 May 2021 11:00 UTC

Snow flurries swept across north and west Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, on May 3.

Andre Arani recorded this footage of the heavy snowfall seen south of Gros Morne National Park.

The footage shows a squirrel having a meal, seemingly unbothered by the large snowflakes accumulating on its fur, and other adorable critters. Arani told Storyful this video was recorded after a "long stretch of mild conditions."

NTV news meteorologist Eddie Sheerr reported that the area will see "periods of light snow and flurries," and said there should be some sunny breaks.

Credit: @earthspace101 via Storyful

Five killed in two snow avalanches in the French Alps

Explica.co
Tue, 04 May 2021 09:55 UTC

Three men and two women died this Monday in two fatal accidents due to snow avalanches that occurred in different areas of the French Alps, according to local media.

Three skiers died in the mountainous massif of Ecrins (Hautes Alpes), when fell from a height of 400 meters due to an avalanche produced at 3,765 meters of altitude, detailed the French newspaper Le Dauphiné Libéré.

After the warning of two climbers, a platoon of the Briancon Gendarmerie went to the scene, where they discovered the partially lifeless bodies of the three climbers. buried by snow.

On the same morning, a group of four climbers were victims of another accident due to a snowfall in the valley of L'Oisans, also located in the Alps and about 70 kilometers from the accident in Ecrins.

Storm drops half foot of May snow on Colorado Rockies

Chris Spears
Denver.cbslocal.com
Mon, 03 May 2021 20:56 UTC

A few inches of wet, sloppy snow fell early Monday in the foothills west of Denver.

You've heard the old saying that April showers bring May flowers, right? That is true to an extent but May also brings plenty of snow to Colorado, especially in the higher elevations outside of Denver.

Snow started falling late Sunday in the mountains west of Denver and became more widespread overnight as colder air filtered into the region. That lowered the snow level to just above 6,000 feet.

The snow was heavy and wet due to air temperatures hanging around the freezing mark. Thankfully most roads were just wet or a little slushy in the foothills, but in elevations above 9,000 feet snowpacked roads have been reported.

South Korea: Unseasonal snow falls in May, first in 22 years - up to 7 inches

Inquirer.net
Sun, 02 May 2021 13:02 UTC

The mountainous area of Gangwon Province

Unseasonal snow fell over parts of Gangwon Province over the weekend, an unlikely event for May, when early summer weather is typically seen across the country. It is the first time in 22 years that it has snowed in Korea in the month of May.

The Korea Meteorological Administration said Sunday that up to 18.5 centimeters of snow blanketed Gangwon Province from Saturday evening to Sunday morning. An influx of strong wind from the east concentrated a pack of rain clouds in mountainous regions within the province, the weather agency said.

The national weather agency had issued a heavy snow alert for mountainous regions within Gangwon Province as of 9:10 p.m. Saturday. A snow alert is issued when more than 5 centimeters of snow is forecast for a region in the coming 24 hours.

Central Russia experiences record spring snow, as Crimea suffers exceptionally cold April

Cap Allon
Electroverse.net
Fri, 30 Apr 2021 14:52 UTC

After an historically cold and record-smashingly snowy winter, parts of Russia - namely Siberia - have finally been experiencing a little Spring warmth; or rather they were, before this week's return of the Arctic.

"After the recent warm days, there was a breeze of cold," is how hmn.ru puts it — and to paraphrase the rest, as the translation gets jumbled, the last week of April was not only cool in and around the Moscow region, but conditions were akin to those suffered in the depths of winter, with substantial snowfall totals to match.

Eastern regions reportedly saw the greatest snow cover, which lingered on the ground for some time, long enough for children to make snowmen and have snowball fights.

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Extreme Temperatures

"Covert" NASA data reveals global snowfall has Increased over the past 40 years

Parts of Ireland report coldest April since Records began (in 1943), as Iceland registers lowest May temperature ever

Northern Hemisphere snow mass an historic 700 gigatons above average

Coldest April in decades logged across most European nations, as our sun (once again) goes 'spotless'

Snow sweeps the Scottish Highlands as white stuff piles up in May

Snowstorm hits Newfoundland in May

Five killed in two snow avalanches in the French Alps

Storm drops half foot of May snow on Colorado Rockies

South Korea: Unseasonal snow falls in May, first in 22 years - up to 7 inches

Central Russia experiences record spring snow, as Crimea suffers exceptionally cold April

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