Early Snows Continue In Turkey; Middle East Chill; Volcanic Heat, Not Climate Change, Behind Antarctic Ice Loss; + EU President: ‘Free Speech Is An Infectious Disease’

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4 thoughts on “Early Snows Continue In Turkey; Middle East Chill; Volcanic Heat, Not Climate Change, Behind Antarctic Ice Loss; + EU President: ‘Free Speech Is An Infectious Disease’

  1. Snowdrifts in Eastern Siberia are growing every day.

    The air temperature in the southern and central regions exceeds the climatic norm by several degrees, and in the north it is already a real winter. It is 2…3 degrees colder here than it usually is at this time, and winter comes earlier.

    A noticeable drop in temperature was associated with the passage of a cold atmospheric front. On October 23 and on the night of October 24, it snowed heavily in the southeast of the Evenki District of the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
    The snowdrifts have grown by another 8…10 cm, and the wind often blows even more

    Leading expert of the news agency (meteonovosti.ru)
    Anna Vasilyeva
    https://www.hmn.ru/index.php?index=1&ts=241024105153
    https://www.gismeteo.ru/news/weather/metelnaya-obstanovka-na-severe-dalnevostochnogo-okruga/

  2. Hello Cap, I think that your legend on the https://electroverse.space/climate/ site map “Daily Snow Extent and Departure” page has a legend which may be incorrect. Specifically, “snow covered” in the legend shows a gold but on the map I think that “snow covered” shows in light purple.

    1. Good?
      Try absolutely necessary for those who are afraid to rock the boat. I OVERTURN that boat and than say what I want.
      And when they call you names or call you Hitler…you know you have won BIGLY!

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