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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: New greenhouse gasses discovered with heavy snow in both hemispheres

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Snow in Tasmania
Discovery of five new greenhouse gasses in Norway that are thousands of times more potent than CO2, the Grand Solar Minimum continues intensifying and crop insurance payouts in Canada doubling vs 2017. At what point do insurers stop covering losses?

Snow Australia, USA, Canada, New Zealand heavy for the season in both hemispheres.


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Road closures as spring snow hits South Canterbury, New Zealand

Snow at Tekapo Airport this morning
© TIM RAYMONDSnow at Tekapo Airport this morning
Snow has closed several roads as the South Canterbury region continues to be hit by wild weather.

The Waimate District Council advised the Hakateremea Highway was closed passed Cattle Creek due to snow, and it was unclear when it would reopen.

A council spokeswoman said an advisory would be put in place at Kurow to advise of snow further up the pass.

A Mackenzie District Council statement said it is snowing throughout the district.

The statement said Mackenzie Pass and Hakateremea Pass roads, and Glen Lyon concrete ford are closed.

Area warnings are in place for State Highway 1 between Washdyke and Rakaia, and SH8 between Washdyke and Burkes Pass due to flooding.


Comment: Elsewhere in the southern hemisphere on the 7th of November spring snow fell on the Drakensberg mountain range in South Africa.


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

1575 Winter Landscape with Snowfall near Antwerp by Lucas van Valckenborch.
1575 Winter Landscape with Snowfall near Antwerp by Lucas van Valckenborch.
On arrival in North America, Europeans' hopes were dashed by the harsh winters — not because they were unprepared for the ice and snow, but because they were all too familiar with the deprivations of a cold climate. As Sam White writes in A Cold Welcome, colonists had left a continent roiled by what is now known as the Little Ice Age. This is part of a series of excerpts from finalists for McGill University's US$75,000 Cundill History Prize. The winner will be announced on Nov. 15.

During late 1606 and early 1607, while the first Englishmen sailed to Jamestown, the weather in Europe turned eerily warm and dry. In parts of Germany, the flowers bloomed in February. Coming after decades of cold, wet seasons, it seemed to some that this year there was "no winter" at all.

That suddenly changed in late 1607, when the continent plunged back into some of the worst cold in generations. The winter of 1607-1608 has gone down in history as one of Europe's "great winters," bringing Arctic cold, snow, and ice. In the Netherlands, the freeze began in late December and continued with few interruptions into late March. Horses and sleighs travelled over the Zuiderzee from Haarlingen to Enkhuizen, and the extraordinary sight would inspire some of the most famous winter landscape paintings of the era. Even Spanish diplomats travelled by sleigh over the ice to broker their truce with Dutch rebels in early 1608. By late winter the rivers were solid and the ground lay under sheets of ice. Birds froze to death; livestock and wild animals starved; fruit trees perished of frost. "In short," Dirk Velius observed from Hoorn, "it was a winter whose like was unheard of in human memory."

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Heartbreaking video tells the tragic tale of Kashmir's apple growers

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It was mid-autumn and apple growers were busy harvesting their produce in Kashmir when winter suddenly announced its arrival with an unusually early bout of snowfall on Saturday.

A video of a young farmer weeping over his devastated orchard the following day has gone viral. In it, the man is seen desperately trying to salvage apples buried under the snow.

Other apple growers in the Valley have similar stories to tell. The early winter has broken the backbone of the state's rural economy.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Piers Corbyn - What to expect moving deeper into the Grand Solar Minimum (Part 1)

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Astrophysist Piers Corbyn of WeatherAction.com long range forecasters and David DuByne of ADAPT 2030 discuss what to expect moving deeper into the Grand Solar Minimum and how much Earth's temperatures will drop from this point forward.
  • SLAT (Solar-Lunar-Action-Technique) data especially concerning lunar effects
  • Earth's climate driven by sun-earth magnetic connectivity 'Solar Theory'
  • The UN Climate Committee - the IPCC - is deliberately ignoring or covering-up these facts which show in official data
  • Deluge of climate hype as we head deeper into the new Grand Solar Minimum / Mini Ice Age
  • Hurricane activity IS linked to solar cycles

Comment: For more information read Earth Changes and the Human Cosmic Connection by Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk.


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Morocco's early snowfall reaches nearly 4 feet deep

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While many Moroccans have welcomed the early snowfall, locals in Morocco's mountain areas are wary of the heavy snow and cold wave.

The early cold wave and snow have taken Morocco by surprise, especially in relation to the government's plans to handle the consequences of the weather.

The early snowfalls beginning late in October in the Atlas Mountains towns and cities of Azrou, Midelt, Boulemane, Taza, El Hajeb, Imouzzer, and Ifrane brought joy to many Moroccans.

But a week of rain has flooded cities like Casablanca, and 1.2 meters of snow has isolated people in the mountains of Ouarzazate, Boulemane, Azilal, Haouz, and Beni Mellal.


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Three stuck in snow up to 7 feet deep rescued in Jammu and Kashmir

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"They were trapped in around 6-7 feet snow," the spokesman said, adding a police team from Duggan outpost with the help of some locals started off to the area immediately after receiving the information.

Jammu and Kashmir police on Tuesday said they rescued three people from Duggan area of Kathua district four days after they were stranded in heavy snowfall.

A police spokesman said three people, Rakesh Sharma, Ganesh Sharma, both sons of Uttam Chand of Chaloge, Bani and Bishav, son of Om Parkash of Mahanpur had gone to establish a food and lodgment facilitation center at Noknali Mata shrine to facilitate a pilgrimage that commenced on November 5.

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Spring snow has fallen in the Drakensberg, South Africa

Central Drakensberg
Central Drakensberg
This is why Ladysmith is so cold

According to Snow Report, there has been snowfall in the Drakensberg today (November 7).

Reports indicate that light snow has fallen on some parts of the KZN Drakensberg, starting early this morning.
This is the reason why Ladysmith is experiencing cold weather conditions.
So snuggle up and stay indoors!


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Three more Colorado ski areas opening early for season - Up to 20 inches of new snow in last 3 days

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Three more Colorado ski areas have announced they'll be opening early for the 2018-19 ski season, on Wednesday November 7th, after continuing heavy snowfall in the famous US ski state.

Breckenridge (pictured below yesterday) and Keystone (pictured top) were scheduled to open for the season this weekend, but have moved their opening dates forward to Wednesday. Eldora hadn't planned to open until next week and has moved its opening day forward by 9 days.

All have been reporting heavy snowfall through the latter half of October and in to November with snow still falling, giving 'mid-winter' powder conditions. Each has unofficially reported 30-50cm more snowfall in the past 72 hours.


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Ice Age Farmer Report: Winter is coming early - Grand Solar Minimum (don't be a frozen sheeple, PREPARE)

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Don't be a frozen sheeple, caught off guard by the Grand Solar Minimum. Record colds and snows across the northern hemisphere herald the arrival of an early, harsh winter. Welcome #GlobalCooling. CO2 has nothing to do with the natural cycles that threaten our way of life. Food prices are rising further soon. Signs are ubiquitous. Please share this information so that others can prepare.


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