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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Updrafts and downdrafts crops can't handle the white reindeer


Adapt 2030
Thu, 06 Dec 2018 13:06 UTC
Photos of the hailstorm circulated on social media.
Photos of the hailstorm circulated on social media.
Albino reindeer born the same week a double headed goat emerges, cows killed by hail maybe in South Africa, crops wiped out in Australia from hail. Potato shortages across the planet as we are supposed to be in the warm planet time, but losses from freezes and out of season weather seasons.

Its about the Earths connection to the Sun, our magnetosphere is weakening allowing jet streams to move out of the normal flow, yet somehow the IPCC wont consider solar activity on our global terrestrial climate system. Bending reality....................


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Temperatures plunge to minus 40 degrees and lower in China's northeast prompting unprecedented weather warning

Alice Yan
South China Morning Post
Thu, 06 Dec 2018 14:30 UTC
The Chinese city of Mohe witnessed ice fog after temperatures plunged below minus 40 degrees Celsius.
The Chinese city of Mohe witnessed ice fog after temperatures plunged below minus 40 degrees Celsius.
The northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang has been experiencing extreme cold this week, with Mohe, the country's most northern city, recording temperatures of minus 40 degrees.

A cold front reached the province on Monday, causing temperatures in most places to drop by 12 to 20 degrees since then, state news agency Xinhua reported.

An orange warning, the second-highest warning for cold weather, was issued by Heilongjiang Meteorological Bureau on Tuesday for the whole province.

In Mohe, the temperature dropped by 22.1 degrees on Monday, prompting the weather authority to issue the city's first-ever cold weather red warning.

It was minus 41.1 degrees on Tuesday, minus 42.1 degrees on Wednesday and minus 43.5 degrees on Thursday, the Mohe authority said.

The severe weather has brought frost fogs to the city, with visibility of less than 100 metres.

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North America just had its most extensive November snow cover in at least a half-century

Jonathan Erdman
The Weather Channel
Fri, 07 Dec 2018 15:54 UTC
Plot of North America November snow cover
© Rutgers University Global Snow LabPlot of North America November snow cover anomalies from 1966 through 2018. November 2018's record snow cover extent was roughly 1.4 million square miles above the average from 1981 through 2010.
November 2018's North America snow cover set a record for any autumn month in the satellite era.

Last November's average snow cover across North America was an estimated 5.24 million square miles, topping the previous November record of 5.11 million square miles in 2014, according to data from the Rutgers University Global Snow Lab (GSL) dating to 1966.

This extent of snow cover was about 861,000 square miles larger than average, over three times the size of Texas.
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Record numbers coming out of Colorado ski resorts - Breckenridge has had over 10 feet of snow to date

Sam Schreier
koaa.com
Thu, 06 Dec 2018 15:32 UTC
Breckenridge
© Chris RogersBreckenridge
If you've been to any resort so far this winter, you know that this is shaping up to be one of the best years ever for Colorado skiing! Here are the records we've broken this season, and how this December stacks up to last year's.

This year Breckenridge Ski Resort opened two days early, marking the earliest opening day (Nov. 7) in more than a decade. North America's highest chairlift, the Imperial Express Super Chair, had its earliest opening EVER on Thanksgiving Day. (That's ever in the history of the chairlift's existence since 2005!)

Breckenridge received 80 inches of snow in the month of November - the second highest snowfall recorded in November over the past 20 years. The resort recorded 110 inches of snowfall from mid-October through the end of November - the most early season snowfall on record. Season-to-date, the resort has had more than 10 feet of snow.

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Snow already piled high across the Sierra Nevada - Mammoth Mountain tops 100 inches so far

Tom Stienstra
SF Gate
Thu, 06 Dec 2018 15:20 UTC
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Across the flank of the Tahoe Basin, miles of forest are glazed with a white frost and tree branches are flexing under the weight of snow.

This is the first week of December?

The scenes across the Sierra Nevada and Shasta-Cascade ranges are a testament to early-season storms that have swept across the high country in Northern California.

In contrast with last year, all 23 ski areas — big and small — are projected to be open by the Dec. 14-16 weekend, just in time for a banner Christmas holiday season.

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30 inches of snow in two days dumped on Cassadaga, New York


Observer Today
Tue, 04 Dec 2018 18:47 UTC
Cassadaga saw 30 inches of snow
Parts of Cassadaga saw 30 inches of snow in two days.

The temperature was 28 to 30 degrees.

This is the deck at one home, which is eight inches off the ground, so one can see the depth of snow.

And to think, it is still fall, and winter does not officially begin for three weeks.
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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Fuel first, food second - What will spark repeating cycles in the masses?


Adapt 2030
Mon, 03 Dec 2018 15:48 UTC
Perrysburg snow
© Josh Bazan ‏Snow in Perrysburg.
Mind experiment; as you have seen French very upset about rising fuel prices when there is still available supply what do you think will happen when food triples in price and there is limited supply.

Climatologists coming out stating Water Vapor is the cause of the worlds warming and that the Atlantic is in the process of cooling on its 60 year cycle.

Changes all around as Chicago digs out from its record snowfall.


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Ice Age Farmer Report: "UNPRECEDENTED" - Why harvests failed in 2018 - Learning from the past


Ice Age Farmer
Mon, 03 Dec 2018 15:16 UTC
snow crop
Food shortages are happening around the world - prices are rising - and this will continue through the Grand Solar Minimum. Prepare now. Please share this information with those you love, and those who can think critically, put the pieces together, and start building a better future.


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Comment: Read also: Europe's Little Ice Age: 'All things which grew above the ground died and starved'

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Cold snap and dust storms blanket China's far northwest in 'yellow snow'

Alice Yan
South Morning China Post
Mon, 03 Dec 2018 14:55 UTC
yellow snow
Some parts of northwestern China have been blanketed by "yellow snow", a phenomenon the meteorological authority said was due to a combination of cold weather mixed with sandstorms.

Snowfalls of 10-20cm (around 4-8 inches) were reported in the region's capital Urumqi and the cities of Shihezi and Changji on Saturday.

Residents found the surface of the snow was covered with a layer of dust but white underneath, a phenomenon some compared with tiramisu.

"Since last Friday, many places in Xinjiang have been hit by gales measured at force seven or above," He Qing, director of the Xinjiang Meteorological Administration, told the Xinhua news agency.

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Parts of New England and New York have seen a historically snowy November

Ian Livingston
Washington Post
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:26 UTC
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Much of New York and the northern half of New England have seen an extremely snowy start to the winter. Ski areas are ecstatic, though many wonder whether this is the start of an extra harsh winter.

Snowfall totals across New York and New England have surpassed one to two feet in many areas, while some places in ski country and the snowbelts off the Great Lakes are pushing three to four feet or more.

This record and near-record November snowfall has been caused by the same general weather pattern that led to record rainfall in parts of the Mid-Atlantic into eastern New England. Basically, storm systems keep on coming, riding along the jet stream that has parked itself over the region.

In addition to a stream of coastal storms this cold season, other low-pressure systems have kept the precipitation coming, as well. There have now been eight significant low-pressure systems affecting the eastern United States over the past month:
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