Early Season Cold Sweeps Thailand, China, India — And Beyond; Western Energy Back On Track?; + Solar Wind Stream Incoming
Beijing just posted its coldest early-October day since 1951.
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Siberia’s Deep October Chill; Snow In Bulgaria; Polar Vortex Struggling To Form; Global Sea Ice Recovery; Palisades Fire: Arson Not “Climate Change”; + Spain’s Grid Operator Warns Of New Instability
The “big one” —a long blackout— is edging closer with every new turbine and panel bolted to the grid.
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Southern Asia’s Early October Snow Intensifies; Romania’s Peaks Under Deep October Snow; New Report: Renewables Caused Spain’s Blackout; + Startup To Reflect Sunlight To Earth At Night
When renewables blinked, the nation’s lights went out.
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Rare October Snowstorm Strikes Tibet And India; Antarctica Colder And Icier Today Than At Any Time In 5,000 Years; + ‘Truth Map’ Exposes Australia’s Net Zero Madness
“The last few centuries, including the present, represent the coldest, iciest conditions in the post-glacial period.”
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Big Freeze For Canadian Rockies; Historic Cold Stretch In Russia; 1,000 Trapped On Everest By Rare October Blizzard; Arctic “Death Spiral” That Never Was; + Met Office Deletes ‘Phantom Station’ Data After Exposure
Such early-season cold has never been recorded in October since observations began in 1885.
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Balkans Shiver Through Historic October Cold; Early Freeze Drives Record Gas Demand In Russia; Michael ‘Hockey Stick’ Mann Booted From UPenn Position; + LCOE Is a Lie
Russia is comfortably keeping the lights on even during one of the harshest early-season freezes on record.
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Poland’s Tatras Blanketed; Reinsurers Rake In €2 Billion As ‘Climate Crisis’ Goes Missing; Pope Leo XIV Blesses A Block Of Ice; + 5th Day Of Geomagnetic Storms
As the Pope blesses ice blocks, reinsurers are laughing all the way to the bank…
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Romania’s Mountain Snow; Heavy Dumps On The Way For North America; U.S. Summer Days Barely Warmer Since 1985; + UK’s Power Prices Lead The World — And So Does Its Decline
The West: de-industrializing and uncompetitive, locked into a cost-of-living crisis driven not by market forces but by a political class marching in unison.
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