Utah Sets Coldest-Ever Temperature; Orilla On Brink Of Historic Snowfall Record; Japan’s Snow Continues To Impress; Antarctica At -55.1C (-67.2F); + The Climate Racket Is Collapsing
Utah Sets Coldest-Ever Temperature; Orilla On Brink Of Historic Snowfall Record; Japan’s Snow Continues To Impress; Antarctica At -55.1C (-67.2F); + The Climate Racket Is Collapsing
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6 Thoughts to “Utah Sets Coldest-Ever Temperature; Orilla On Brink Of Historic Snowfall Record; Japan’s Snow Continues To Impress; Antarctica At -55.1C (-67.2F); + The Climate Racket Is Collapsing”
I don’t know what Maue heard, but the corrected wording should be “the world just experienced the Coldest Ever temperatures in the last 171 years as extreme cold reaches the lower 48 next week. It’s much colder now than it’s ever been, dating back to at least 171 years or so. The little ice age is already here. It’s called the Grand Solar Minimum. If your memory is bad, recall last month when Louisiana had the greatest snowstorm going back BEFORE 1800. That’s all you need. I don’t know where these warminista retards get their info from. But they are nothing but the greatest laugh in human history. Never listen to them and never give them an inch. We will be fighting in the streets for food long before we’re covered by ice.
The temperatures you mentioned, -53.6°C (-64.5°F) at Vostok Station and -55.1°C (-67.2°F) at Concordia Station, are indeed extreme, but they are not summer temperatures. These values are more typical of the winter or transitional seasons in Antarctica. Let’s clarify the summer temperature records for these stations:
Vostok Station
Summer temperatures at Vostok are still extremely cold compared to most of the world, but they are significantly warmer than winter temperatures.
The warmest temperature ever recorded at Vostok during summer (December–February) is around -12.2°C (10°F), observed in January.
Average summer temperatures range from -30°C to -20°C (-22°F to -4°F).
Concordia Station
Concordia also experiences very cold summers, but it is slightly warmer than Vostok due to its lower elevation.
The warmest temperature ever recorded at Concordia during summer is around -13.4°C (7.9°F), observed in December or January.
Average summer temperatures range from -25°C to -35°C (-13°F to -31°F).
Key Notes:
The temperatures you referenced (-53.6°C at Vostok and -55.1°C at Concordia) are far too cold for summer and are more likely from autumn (March–May) or spring (September–November), when temperatures are transitioning between summer and winter extremes.
During the Antarctic summer (December–February), the sun remains above the horizon for 24 hours a day, which moderates temperatures slightly, though it is still extremely cold by global standards.
Early start of heat source 1 for europe
causing spring-like temperatures
HEAT SOURCE 1 FOR EUROPE. (duration is from March to the end of September)
This starts in March 2025 (The natural thermals of the sun are present and also noticeable)
in combination with the soft sea air of the Azores, which was later replaced by
the heat of the European continent.
1. HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS THE WINDS NOW MAINLY BETWEEN NE-SOUTH
BUT ALSO OVER A LONG DISTANCE.
2. FIRST AZORES SOFT SEA AIR, INCLUDING THERMAL AND THEN IT IS SPRING AND SUMMER HEAT WHICH IS MAINTAINED BY HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS.
3. LIMITING WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN WINDS
ALSO OVER A LONG DISTANCE BOTH IN SPRING AND
SUMMER WHICH MAKES EUROPE TOO WARM IN SPRING AND
SUMMER, BUT ALSO A CALM MEDITERRANEAN REGION.
4. MAINTAINING SOFT AND WARM AIR ABOVE THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT, LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS OFTEN REMAIN ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND HAVE DIFFICULTY REACHING THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT DUE TO
HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS, AS A RESULT, COOLER SEA AIR CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE ENOUGH TO EXPEL THE HEAT, RESULTING IN EXTINCT COLD FRONTS,
ONLY A THUNDERSTORM CAN THEN PROVIDE TEMPORARY COOLING.
No more freezing temps forecast for here the rest of the month 50 miles South of Canada. Temps forecast above ave the rest of the month, best news I’ve heard all year. Rain forecast lowlands and lots of snow in the mountains. Standard weak La Nina pattern as expected.
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Really enjoy your work. Keep up the fight.
Thank you for your work, Cap.
I don’t know what Maue heard, but the corrected wording should be “the world just experienced the Coldest Ever temperatures in the last 171 years as extreme cold reaches the lower 48 next week. It’s much colder now than it’s ever been, dating back to at least 171 years or so. The little ice age is already here. It’s called the Grand Solar Minimum. If your memory is bad, recall last month when Louisiana had the greatest snowstorm going back BEFORE 1800. That’s all you need. I don’t know where these warminista retards get their info from. But they are nothing but the greatest laugh in human history. Never listen to them and never give them an inch. We will be fighting in the streets for food long before we’re covered by ice.
The temperatures you mentioned, -53.6°C (-64.5°F) at Vostok Station and -55.1°C (-67.2°F) at Concordia Station, are indeed extreme, but they are not summer temperatures. These values are more typical of the winter or transitional seasons in Antarctica. Let’s clarify the summer temperature records for these stations:
Vostok Station
Summer temperatures at Vostok are still extremely cold compared to most of the world, but they are significantly warmer than winter temperatures.
The warmest temperature ever recorded at Vostok during summer (December–February) is around -12.2°C (10°F), observed in January.
Average summer temperatures range from -30°C to -20°C (-22°F to -4°F).
Concordia Station
Concordia also experiences very cold summers, but it is slightly warmer than Vostok due to its lower elevation.
The warmest temperature ever recorded at Concordia during summer is around -13.4°C (7.9°F), observed in December or January.
Average summer temperatures range from -25°C to -35°C (-13°F to -31°F).
Key Notes:
The temperatures you referenced (-53.6°C at Vostok and -55.1°C at Concordia) are far too cold for summer and are more likely from autumn (March–May) or spring (September–November), when temperatures are transitioning between summer and winter extremes.
During the Antarctic summer (December–February), the sun remains above the horizon for 24 hours a day, which moderates temperatures slightly, though it is still extremely cold by global standards.
Early start of heat source 1 for europe
causing spring-like temperatures
HEAT SOURCE 1 FOR EUROPE. (duration is from March to the end of September)
This starts in March 2025 (The natural thermals of the sun are present and also noticeable)
in combination with the soft sea air of the Azores, which was later replaced by
the heat of the European continent.
1. HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS THE WINDS NOW MAINLY BETWEEN NE-SOUTH
BUT ALSO OVER A LONG DISTANCE.
2. FIRST AZORES SOFT SEA AIR, INCLUDING THERMAL AND THEN IT IS SPRING AND SUMMER HEAT WHICH IS MAINTAINED BY HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS.
3. LIMITING WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN WINDS
ALSO OVER A LONG DISTANCE BOTH IN SPRING AND
SUMMER WHICH MAKES EUROPE TOO WARM IN SPRING AND
SUMMER, BUT ALSO A CALM MEDITERRANEAN REGION.
4. MAINTAINING SOFT AND WARM AIR ABOVE THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT, LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS OFTEN REMAIN ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND HAVE DIFFICULTY REACHING THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT DUE TO
HIGH PRESSURE BLOCKS, AS A RESULT, COOLER SEA AIR CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE ENOUGH TO EXPEL THE HEAT, RESULTING IN EXTINCT COLD FRONTS,
ONLY A THUNDERSTORM CAN THEN PROVIDE TEMPORARY COOLING.
Kind regards
Lester
No more freezing temps forecast for here the rest of the month 50 miles South of Canada. Temps forecast above ave the rest of the month, best news I’ve heard all year. Rain forecast lowlands and lots of snow in the mountains. Standard weak La Nina pattern as expected.