USHCN Data Tampering; Saint Petersburg Swing; Colder-Than-Average March At Vostok; Another Step Towards La Niña; + Solar Quiet
“U.S. temperature trends reported by NOAA bear no resemblance to the thermometer data they are derived from.”
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“Unusually Cool March” In New Zealand; Antarctica Nears -100F; Rare Spring Cold Grips NW China; Brits Priced Out Of Energy Market; Norway Freezes; + Another X-Flare
CO2 emissions down, living standards down — a clear correlation.
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Heavy Snow From UK To Spain; Historic Cold Grips Scandinavia; Alta Nearing Rare Back-To-Back 600-Inch Seasons; + They’re Digging Out In Uttarakhand
The MSM called for an early cherry blossom in Japan due to ‘global warming’. Instead, Tokyo’s “front” is running late, the latest in 12 years (so far).
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76-Hours Of Continuous Snowfall; Whiteout Conditions In Estonia; Hunga-Tonga “Most Likely” Cause Of Recent Warming; New Research Suggests Climate Is Controlled By Sun And Clouds; + Cocoa Prices Go Parabolic
Dr Vinós is calling for a reversing of the warming caused by Hunga-Tonga, and notes that other climatic factors should combine to deliver a period of significant cooling.
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March Records Fall Down Under; Hail Destroys 1,000s Of Acres Of Solar Panels In Texas; Sea Ice Above Multidecadal Norms; + Cool Waters: Signs La Niña Is Building
There is now a large pool of cooler-than-average water beneath the surface of the tropical Pacific Ocean.
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Fresh Snow Hits India; Scotland Forecast A Foot; B.C. Wineries Go Foreign After Deep Freeze; San Diego’s Springs Getting Colder; Midwest Blasted And Rockies Coated; + Antarctica Nears -90F
Forecasters are expecting, as El Niño lingers into April, for the collision with abnormally cool Canadian Arctic air to continue and so, in turn, delay the onset of spring warmth by at least 2 weeks.
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New Zealand Nears Record Low Temperature; Snow From Europe To North America Spoils Start Of Spring; They’re Spraying Sea Water Over The Arctic; + The Polar Vortex Is Spinning Backwards
Today’s ‘ozone spike’ –the opposite of an ozone hole– is the biggest in the month of March since record-keeping began in 1979.
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