Western Europe to Be Blanketed by Dangerous Heat Wave in Early August
Dangerous heat is expected to expand across western Europe for the first week of August. While the core of the heat was focused around Germany on Tuesday, temperatures will be on the rise elsewhere across western Europe Wednesday into Friday. Highs on Friday are anticipated to range from 31 C (88 F) in London and Berlin to 35 C (95 … Continue reading
Shanghai, China Hit by Typhoon Ampil – 190,000 Evacuated
Tropical Storm Ampil has battered Shanghai with damaging gusts of winds and torrential rain. The storm first made landfall in the Japanese Ryukyu Islands, before heading towards the Chinese mainland. More than 190,000 people were evacuated from their homes as the storm bore down on the financial hub. Numerous flights from Shanghai’s two international airports, Pudong and Hongqiao, were cancelled … Continue reading
Alaska Tsunami Warning Issued Was Intended to be a Test Officials Say, True Story?
Are these multiple cases of false alarms just a series of coincidences or is something else going on here? The U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center said a tsunami warning sent out to radio and television stations in Alaska Friday morning was meant to be a test, not an alert about an imminent wave. The alert was sent at about 7 … Continue reading
Global Crop Failures, Food Shortages and Rising Prices-Ice Age Farmer Report
No need to speculate — crops around the globe are failing as our solar-driven climate changes. While the media serves up political and economic excuses for food price increases, and political distractions abound, we must all keep our focus every day on moving towards self-sufficiency and anti-fragility. Ice Age Farmer YouTube IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT … Continue reading
Cold & Snowy Around the Great Lakes, Coldest Start to April in 137 Years for Chicago
April is generally known to be a transition month for seasons in most of North America but you wouldn’t know it by the very cold temperatures and wintry weather. While this is going on in North America some other areas, the Arctic in particular, has been warmer than normal. I still strongly believe that our wobble and possibly our slowing … Continue reading
‘Very Unusual’ April Snowfall in South Island, New Zealand Surprises Locals
Keep in mind the seasons there are reversed, so this is like a very early start to winter there. Me thinks this Earth slowing rotation might all be linked as it might be affecting things like the jet stream and perhaps the Earths wobble (just my opinion). via RNZ: It appears winter has come early, with snow, rain and strong … Continue reading
Antarctica Snowfall Has Increased Over the Last 200 years
This type of information usually doesn’t get pushed on the MSM as much as a heat wave or reports of a ‘rise’ in global temperatures etc.. via UPI: Over the last two centuries, Antarctica has experienced a 10 percent increase in snowfall, according to new analysis of Antarctic ice cores. Scientists with the British Antarctic Survey determined the southern continent … Continue reading
China Plans to Make it Rain Over an Area 3 Times the Size of Spain
Remember a time when governments used to deny having the ability to control and/or manipulate weather? Hmmm, wonder what else exist which they used to deny. via RT: Since 2013 China has been creating 55 billion tons of artificial rain a year. The country is now embarking on its biggest rainmaking project ever. In terms of the plan, announced this … Continue reading
Is Mysterious HAARP Project the Cause of Bizarre Square Clouds, Proof of US Weather Control?
A video showing strange giant “square cloud” in the sky resulting in claims it proves a top-secret US weather control program is REAL. The video, which has appeared on Facebook, YouTube and conspiracy theory websites, is said to have been filmed in Tuscon, Arizona. The Facebook video of the square cloud phenomenon is at the end of the article. via … Continue reading
Winter Storm ‘Toby’, What to Expect from the Nor’easter
Millions of commuters along the U.S. East Coast faced another round of heavy snow, ice and gusty winds on Wednesday as the fourth major snowstorm this month struck the region, closing schools, grounding flights and halting buses and trains. The nor’easter storm was on track to dump between 12 inches and 18 inches (30 cm and 46 cm) of snow … Continue reading