Japan Resorts Near 5 Meters (16.4 Feet) Of Snow; England On For 7th Coldest January Since 1659; The World Is Burning Less; America, Prepare; + Hemisphere-Wide Freeze Incoming
Japan Resorts Near 5 Meters (16.4 Feet) Of Snow; England On For 7th Coldest January Since 1659; The World Is Burning Less; America, Prepare; + Hemisphere-Wide Freeze Incoming
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7 Thoughts to “Japan Resorts Near 5 Meters (16.4 Feet) Of Snow; England On For 7th Coldest January Since 1659; The World Is Burning Less; America, Prepare; + Hemisphere-Wide Freeze Incoming”
A pity that a skein of record highs have fallen from the tip of Scotland, across the Faroes and right up the Norwegian coast to North Cape due to the surge of south westerlies driven by a southward sinking high. Fuel for the warmists to feed on. The erratic nature of the current weather gives every fanatic a bone to chew. Meanwhile, I am in Hakuba, Japan, getting buried in snow.
I don’t pay much attention to the output of one or two runs of weather models as the detailed predictions for the weather more than 7 or so days beyond the day of the model run can vary wildly from run to run. However if 4 or more consecutive runs predict the same regional pattern e.g. a large surge of polar air into mid latitudes then it becomes far more likely that this regional pattern will develop but the exact details such as exactly where will see the lowest temperatures or greatest snowfall will only be known a couple of days in advance. The models have been showing an extreme arctic outbreak over a lot of CONUS for at least a week so we know it’s going to happen but there’s still a degree of uncertainty regarding which states will bear the brunt of it. It seems like it might be very cold and fairly dry or milder moist air might try to push in from the south resulting in slightly higher temperatures but increased snowfall. If this scenario plays out the boundary between the cold and milder air where there could be heavy snow will change with each model run.
They claim it is only anecdotal , but every year a hurricane or tropical storm makes landfall along the Gulf, snow or ice occur at the landfall location the following winter. Northern Floridians might want to buy some thermal underwear.
Hasn’t been below 30F here yet this season, 50 miles South of Canada. Unheard of.
No new snow in the mountains here since December none forecast for a week.
My lawn is still growing. Never even snowed here last Winter. Sun feels very warm today, couldn’t ask for a nicer January 17th. We could still get lots of snow this year it’s still early.
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A pity that a skein of record highs have fallen from the tip of Scotland, across the Faroes and right up the Norwegian coast to North Cape due to the surge of south westerlies driven by a southward sinking high. Fuel for the warmists to feed on. The erratic nature of the current weather gives every fanatic a bone to chew. Meanwhile, I am in Hakuba, Japan, getting buried in snow.
Remember: the Gulf of Mexico is now called the Gulf of America.
Four more days…MAGA BABY MAGA!
What scares me is a nuke being set off just off coast…or Putins little Silent Sub nuke…God forbid.
more high profile “not attending” announcements worries me–are they staying away for a reason.
I don’t pay much attention to the output of one or two runs of weather models as the detailed predictions for the weather more than 7 or so days beyond the day of the model run can vary wildly from run to run. However if 4 or more consecutive runs predict the same regional pattern e.g. a large surge of polar air into mid latitudes then it becomes far more likely that this regional pattern will develop but the exact details such as exactly where will see the lowest temperatures or greatest snowfall will only be known a couple of days in advance. The models have been showing an extreme arctic outbreak over a lot of CONUS for at least a week so we know it’s going to happen but there’s still a degree of uncertainty regarding which states will bear the brunt of it. It seems like it might be very cold and fairly dry or milder moist air might try to push in from the south resulting in slightly higher temperatures but increased snowfall. If this scenario plays out the boundary between the cold and milder air where there could be heavy snow will change with each model run.
They claim it is only anecdotal , but every year a hurricane or tropical storm makes landfall along the Gulf, snow or ice occur at the landfall location the following winter. Northern Floridians might want to buy some thermal underwear.
Hasn’t been below 30F here yet this season, 50 miles South of Canada. Unheard of.
No new snow in the mountains here since December none forecast for a week.
My lawn is still growing. Never even snowed here last Winter. Sun feels very warm today, couldn’t ask for a nicer January 17th. We could still get lots of snow this year it’s still early.