In your opinion what is happening with the climate in the Midwest USA? Minnesota and. Wisconsin? We are finally having. Some winter niow Is this the new normal for this region? Thanks.
Recently read a great book about climate called Unsettled? By Steven Koonin. This movie seems good too. Will look forward to watching the rest soon. Thanks.
I feel sorry for the humans in India because it’s so hot there. Pics show two solar flares hitting India recently. 1.5 billion people suffering from heat. They are not cold from no solar flares, GSM. More cherry picking BS.
India was so excessively hot in the first place that it COULD be slowly cooling and people could still be dying from the heat. And I’m sure there are places, like high altitudes, where they are dying from the cold.
We would have a lot more people dying from both heat and cold in the US if our general standard of living were not so high, at least compared to places like India.
In fact, it gets both hot enough and cold enough right here in Missouri to kill people. One of my great grandfathers froze to death along the Mississippi River in a “Hooverville”, a collection of homeless shacks, during the Great Depression.
We currently have El Nino ,the peak of Solar Cycle 25 and 13% extra water vapour from the underwater volcano.
Yet significant cold events are happening all over the place.
Just watched the video. It is probably the best I have seen and presents the entire picture. I would absolutely encourage all to take the time to watch it.
Just watched Climate: the Movie. Excellent work explaining how reality has been redefined and is now being enforced. I am surprised YouTube has let it on..
I looked up yesterday’s temperatures on “Time and Date”, interested in the one eastern India city, Bhubaneswar; a city you focused on. Having lived close to the equator in Lusaka, Zambia, I can relate to what a shock, out of normal COLDER weather can be, when your body is acclimated to +35C. To have a day of 19C sweep in will shake the confidence of the entire population in that area. A population of folks “wondering what’s going on”. I see also that the average maximum temperature for Bhubaneswar, is lower this March by -6C. These numbers can “still” be seen recorded and understood. -6C lower average is a big deal – showing us all that climate is getting colder. Even where it is normally so densely hot.
Cap, your reporting is helping me with my own digging and finding of the facts of our developing Modern Solar Minimum.
We have had the oddest March this year Phoenix, AZ, Valley of the sun, it has rained every few days, rain total for 2024 is 5 inches- my rain gauge, my calculations,have never seen a march like this in 73 years. Temp has been in the 60’s most of March, 77 now & gorgeous
There is also a slightly older article(2015) that says cold weather kills 20 times as many people as hot weather and that moderately warm or cool weather kills far more people than extreme weather. Increased strokes and heart attacks from cool weather are the main cause of the deaths.
‘Mortality risk attributable to high and low ambient temperature: a multi-country observational study’ https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(14)62114-0/fulltext
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In your opinion what is happening with the climate in the Midwest USA? Minnesota and. Wisconsin? We are finally having. Some winter niow Is this the new normal for this region? Thanks.
Recently read a great book about climate called Unsettled? By Steven Koonin. This movie seems good too. Will look forward to watching the rest soon. Thanks.
It’s so hot in India from solar flares it’s pulling cold air down from the tallest mountains on Earth. India starving from heat from solar flares not from cold from GSM. More solar flares on the way, more extreme heat in India all Summer.
https://www.solarham.net/pictures/2024/mar20_2024_m7.4.jpg
https://www.solarham.net/pictures/2024/feb16_2024_x2.5.jpg
https://www.accuweather.com/en/in/solapur/204849/march-weather/204849
https://www.windy.com/-Show—add-more-layers/overlays?temp,2024032209,20.645,81.922,5,i:pressure,m:ekSaiid
Dirk-
You always present us with such attractive pics. Are you an artist as well, by chance?
https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/21mar24/coronalhole_sdo_blank.jpg
https://gong.nso.edu/data/magmap/QR/bqG/202403/mrbqG240321/mrbqG240321t2154c2282_182.gif
https://gong.nso.edu/data/magmap/QR/bq4/202403/mrbq4240321/mrbq4240321t2154c2282_182.gif
https://gong.nso.edu/data/magmap/QR/bq7/202403/mrbq7240321/mrbq7240321t2154c2282_182.gif
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgbh34DkloM&t=10s
Very nice! Thank you.
I feel sorry for the humans in India because it’s so hot there. Pics show two solar flares hitting India recently. 1.5 billion people suffering from heat. They are not cold from no solar flares, GSM. More cherry picking BS.
India is cooling, has been for decades: see IITM study by Raju Mandal and Susmitha Joseph.
India was so excessively hot in the first place that it COULD be slowly cooling and people could still be dying from the heat. And I’m sure there are places, like high altitudes, where they are dying from the cold.
We would have a lot more people dying from both heat and cold in the US if our general standard of living were not so high, at least compared to places like India.
In fact, it gets both hot enough and cold enough right here in Missouri to kill people. One of my great grandfathers froze to death along the Mississippi River in a “Hooverville”, a collection of homeless shacks, during the Great Depression.
We currently have El Nino ,the peak of Solar Cycle 25 and 13% extra water vapour from the underwater volcano.
Yet significant cold events are happening all over the place.
True that. And, those factors are or will soon be waning. brrrr
Just watched the video. It is probably the best I have seen and presents the entire picture. I would absolutely encourage all to take the time to watch it.
Just watched Climate: the Movie. Excellent work explaining how reality has been redefined and is now being enforced. I am surprised YouTube has let it on..
Cap,
I looked up yesterday’s temperatures on “Time and Date”, interested in the one eastern India city, Bhubaneswar; a city you focused on. Having lived close to the equator in Lusaka, Zambia, I can relate to what a shock, out of normal COLDER weather can be, when your body is acclimated to +35C. To have a day of 19C sweep in will shake the confidence of the entire population in that area. A population of folks “wondering what’s going on”. I see also that the average maximum temperature for Bhubaneswar, is lower this March by -6C. These numbers can “still” be seen recorded and understood. -6C lower average is a big deal – showing us all that climate is getting colder. Even where it is normally so densely hot.
Cap, your reporting is helping me with my own digging and finding of the facts of our developing Modern Solar Minimum.
Jim
We have had the oddest March this year Phoenix, AZ, Valley of the sun, it has rained every few days, rain total for 2024 is 5 inches- my rain gauge, my calculations,have never seen a march like this in 73 years. Temp has been in the 60’s most of March, 77 now & gorgeous
I went to PHX in January of ’93. They had a whole year’s normal rainfall-6″- in that month. Very unusual.
There is also a slightly older article(2015) that says cold weather kills 20 times as many people as hot weather and that moderately warm or cool weather kills far more people than extreme weather. Increased strokes and heart attacks from cool weather are the main cause of the deaths.
‘Mortality risk attributable to high and low ambient temperature: a multi-country observational study’
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(14)62114-0/fulltext