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Two weeks from summer, snow is still falling on parts of Washington

David Mann
YakTriNews.com
Fri, 07 Jun 2019 12:03 UTC
Chinook Pass with snow
Chinook Pass with snow
We're two weeks away from summer and parts of Washington are still getting fresh snow!

The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted a photo of Chinook Pass with snow and slush on the roadway. The caption says the photo was taken Friday morning.

"It doesn't look like Old Man Winter got the memo about summer," the tweet says. "Winter weather is still here in the higher elevations."


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Summer snow in Alberta, Canada

Helena Hanson
Narcity
Fri, 07 Jun 2019 11:23 UTC
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© Laurel L. Russwurm | Flickr
If you woke up in Alberta this morning, you might be mistaken for thinking it was December, or January, or at least still winter-time. As the rest of the country is starting to warm up and Canadians are digging out their sunscreen, sunglasses and summer shorts, it seems somebody has forgotten to tell Alberta about the change of seasons since there is summer snow in Alberta. That's right, while other parts of the country are experiencing extreme heat warnings, in Banff...it is snowing.

While several weather forecasts did predict snowfall in Southern Alberta this week, even Albertans have been surprised at how quickly the weather has turned, after experiencing sunny weather and temperatures of 22ºC in Calgary just a few short days ago. A snowfall warning for Banff National Park, Kananaskis and Canmore was issued by Environment Canada yesterday afternoon, and predicted upwards of 10 centimetres of snow in some areas.


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Ice Cube

Climate scientists astounded - No Arctic ice loss in 13 years - Early June Arctic ice growing!

Kirye and Pierre Gosselin
No Tricks Zone
Tue, 04 Jun 2019 18:44 UTC
Arctic sea ice volume has not fallen in 13 years.
© Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI).Surprise. Arctic sea ice volume has not fallen in 13 years.
Modelled data by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) show that Arctic sea ice stopped shrinking 13 years ago, defying earlier predictions made by climate scientists and models.

A few days ago we showed how Antarctica's coastal stations were in fact cooling somewhat rather than warming. This came as a surprise to many.

And now that it's June 1st, with the Arctic melt season starting in earnest, it is a good time to check Arctic ice volume. Here as well we find an equally surprising trend. Instead of shrinking rapidly — as is often claimed by the .global warming by alarmist scientists and the click-sleaze media — Arctic sea ice volume has not shrunk in 13 years!

Comment: Meanwhile at the opposite polar region: 11 of 11 Coastal Antarctic stations show ZERO warming over past decades

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Snowflake

Fresh snowfall in Himachal Pradesh, India


News Track
Thu, 06 Jun 2019 20:35 UTC
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The snowfall is reported on the high peaks of the state. In Rohtang, the tourists have been delighted with the snowfall once again in the month of June. The tourists are having a lot of fun in the snow. The weather has become pleasant with snow falling on high peaks including Rohtang.

According to information, while the plains of the country are facing heat wave, snow has fallen on high peaks including Rohtang. In the first week of June, the tourists were not happy to see the snow fall in Rohtang Pass.

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Midsummer snowfall in Kashmir


Kashmir Life
Thu, 06 Jun 2019 20:07 UTC
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Higher reaches of Gulmarg including the Affarwat peaks have witnessed a mild snowfall on Thursday, reports reaching here said.

The sudden drop in temperatures in the plains of the valley is the outcome of the freeze that took off from the Gulmarg peaks. Reports said the snowfall was mild and for a very brief time. Some people who had gone to cerebrate Eid in the area covered snowfall live on their camera and broadcast it through social media.

Gulmarg witnessed a similar snowfall in its upper reaches early May.

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Summer in Russia: Heavy snowfall hits cities on Arctic Circle


Sputnik
Thu, 06 Jun 2019 19:46 UTC
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Snow fell in Salekhard, the administrative centre of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, on the morning of 5 June for the second year in a row, Artem Koshkin, head of the Yamalo-Nenets Centre for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring, told reporters.

The first week of summer has been marked by heavy snowfall in the Russian cities of Salekhard and Labytnangi.

"It is not for the first year. And last year was the same situation. It is not quite ordinary, but it is difficult to call the situation extreme. It's normal for us, we live on the Arctic Circle, such weather is quite possible", Koshkin stated.


Comment: Springtime blizzard strikes Russia's Urals Region

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Ice Cube

150 lakes in the Tahoe Basin are still frozen, and it's June

Amy Graff
SFGATE
Tue, 04 Jun 2019 09:25 UTC
Frozen Eagle Lake, Near Lake Tahoe
Frozen Eagle Lake (File)
With the Sierra Nevada wrapped in the claws of winter through May, the mountain range is blanketed in a hefty snowpack. Many mountain lakes are still frozen solid even though it's the first week of June and the summer tourism season is kicking off. In the Tahoe Basin specifically, an estimated 150 lakes are solid or covered in thick sheets of ice with their edges just beginning to melt.

"The rangers I have who are in the high country have pretty much concluded anything over 7,000 feet in elevation is still frozen," says Don Lane, supervisory recreation forester for the U.S. Forest Service's Lake Tahoe unit. "Lake Tahoe is at 6,200 feet, and the lakes above it in the mountains are all ice."

This isn't typical, at least in recent decades. "I've seen it happen only a few times over the past 40 years," he says.
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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Wake up call for every supermarket shopper who buys food


Adapt 2030
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 20:06 UTC
Lake Eyre National Park
© South Australian Tourism Commission/Lachlan SwanLake Eyre National Park
- Inland sea forming Australia and parts of the Middle East
- Unprecedented rain events globally
- Corn prices increase
- Delayed planting USA
- Wheat harvest losses Australia
- Grain storage facilities folded more lost grain in the USA
- Feeder Flash agriculture & livestock reports
- US fields are incredibly contaminated after the Mid-West floods #noplant19
- Types of food disappearing off supermarket shelves
- One Year in Hell, Bosnian War account, what was most valuable to trade
- Record high cosmic rays
- Global Warming narrative shift

David DuByne creator of the ADAPT 2030 channel on YouTube discusses societal changes as our Earth shifts to a cooler climate as the Eddy Grand Solar Minimum intensifies, a 400-year cycle in our Sun which will affect crop production, the economy and everyone on our planet. This is a timeline for what you can expect from now to 2023.


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Ice Age Farmer Report: End of cheap food 2019 - Meat rationing and free beer


Ice Age Farmer
Tue, 04 Jun 2019 14:22 UTC
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A staggering 30+% of US Corn planting did not happen.

We are witnessing cascading, catastrophic failures of modern agriculture during this Solar Minimum, and the establishment is frantically pushing its Warming agenda--literally offering free beer--as they move to take total control of the food supply. Start growing your own food today.


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Cloud Precipitation

Monster hail storm in Puglia, Italy leaves up to 15 cm of ice on the streets


The Local (Italy)
Mon, 03 Jun 2019 18:31 UTC
HAIL
Snowploughs hit the streets of southern Puglia on Sunday in Italy's latest case of extreme weather.

Parts of the province of Lecce were turned white by an unseasonal hail storm, leading to surreal scenes as people in shorts and T-shirts were left digging out cars from up to 15 cm of ice.

Snowploughs were brought out of storage to clear roads, while in other areas heavy downpours swept away cars and flooded houses.

The storms also damaged crops in Puglia, which grows many of Italy's olives, grapes and other fruits.

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