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“Extraordinary” Cold in Spain – Snow at 600 meters
An “extraordinary” collapse in temperatures, up to 15 degrees C in northern areas. 25 Apr 2017 – Galicia will be this cold and, during the next 48 hours in the province of Lugo, the low will vary between 0 and 3 degrees. At night, Vitoria and almost all the provinces of Castilla y León will range from 2 below zero … Continue reading
The Real Cause Behind Recent Wave of Power Shut Downs; Outages Also Under-Reported
Global Power Grids Went Down Due to Weak Magnetosphere & Plasma Electrification With the world news focusing on power grids and satellite disruptions all pointing to hackers or planned government exercises, the global media hasn’t looked to the collapsing magnetosphere and weakened magnetic field from the Sun as a cause. Additionally during the same geomagnetic storm, a new never see … Continue reading
7.1M Earthquake Strikes off Coast of Chile, Near Santiago
A major earthquake of magnitude 7.1 struck off the west coast of Chile on Monday, rocking the capital Santiago and generating at least two significant aftershocks. No major damage was immediately apparent, according to an assessment by Chile’s emergency services. The Chilean Navy and the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the quake was not expected to cause a tsunami. Chile’s … Continue reading
Stir the Hornets Nest by Showing Climate Lies in Global Temperatures & Greenland Ice Gain
New NOAA March 2017 global temperature data set, but the number NOAA gives are 1C across the board higher than UAH global satellite data set which shows the planet is cooling. The pause is now confirmed and brought upon by natural variability and the Sun’s effects, plus another example of temperature fraud, separate from NOAA. Adapt 2030 – YouTube IF … Continue reading
Shivering Cold Sweeps Across Central Europe as Snowfall Covers Spring Blossoms
A cold spell sweeping across central Europe has brought snow back to some countries including Germany, Poland and Slovakia. Most of Romania is shivering under sub-zero temperatures and winds exceeding 70 kilometres per hour, and the mountainous regions have been blanketed in snow. In eastern Ukraine, a white coat, 30 centimetres thick in some areas, has covered the early spring … Continue reading
Netherlands Breaks Cold Records, Switzerland’s Spring on Hold Due to Snow & Frost
After a mild start to April, it seems the Netherlands has been dropped back into winter. Tuesday night brought frost to large parts of the country, and many places across the Netherlands measured the coldest temperatures in decades, according to Weerplaza. Heino and Achterhoek had the coldest minimum temps on April 19th since 1991 with temperatures of -3.9 and -3.6 … Continue reading
Global Rise in Storm Intensity with Wrong Seasons in Wrong Places
As our Earth’s magnetosphere is affected by the Sun entering its grand solar minimum phase, our troposphere will bulge at the equatorial latitudes and compress elsewhere with wild out of place jet streams. We are beginning to see this in 2017 with out of season rain events in dry season across Asia, formerly rare super cells across Europe and rain … Continue reading
Meteor Explosion Over the Skies of Queensland Australia Reportedly Shook Houses
THERE have been reports of a house-shaking thud in Killarney after the meteorite was spotted in our skies last night. Our sister paper, the Warwick Daily News reported the buzz on social media: Brigitte Jones said, “I felt it out here, the house shook.” Madeline Wilkins posted “I’m in Toowoomba and saw a burning light in the sky maybe a … Continue reading
5.8M Earthquake Jolts St Kitts
Unusually large quake in a region that sees limited quakes. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.8 jolted St Kitts and Nevis early Monday, but there were no reports of injuries or damage. The Trinidad-based Seismic Research Unit said the tremor was recorded at 1:23 a.m. (local time) at Latitude 17.48 N, Longitude 61.20 W and a depth of 10 … Continue reading
Proof Cosmic Rays are Altering Earth’s Weather | Mini Ice Age 2015-2035
Svensmark’s research into increasing cosmic rays and low cloud layer formation dovetails perfectly with the increase of the Grand Solar Minimum as our Sun enters a weakened activity state in its 400 year cycle. So if this is coming to fruition we should see record floods, snows and unusual out of season precipitation events intensifying globally. These are the six … Continue reading
