By 2100 it May Become Too Hot for Humans to Survive in South Asia
By the end of this century, temperatures in South Asia — a region where about one-fifth of the world’s population lives — could become too hot and humid for people to survive, according to a new study. Climate change in Pakistan, Nepal, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka could be so severe by the late 21st century that temperatures and humidity … Continue reading
Strange Ocean Anomaly: Tide Dramatically Recedes on South American Atlantic Coast While Huge Waves Hit Pacific Side
This extremely strange and puzzling event took place on August 11, 2017 and there was also a similar event just a couple of days later on August 13, 2017. While it’s not unusual for tides to go out this was no normal case of just tides heading out. This was a massive receding of one ocean’s coast (Atlantic ocean) while … Continue reading
Autumn Arrives in Summer in the US & Canada
Chilly August begins as temperatures are forecast to be 20F below normal and even in the 35F range for N.E Canada and Rocky Mountain states. This is contrary to the Weather Channels August forecast calling far above normal temperatures through the month. Additionally NY Times article released the same day cites 2003 heat wave in Europe as proof of global … Continue reading
The ‘Karakoram Anomaly’ Continues To Defy ‘Climate Change’
A ‘vortex’ of cold air over the Karakoram mountain range has been causing glaciers to continue growing. The peculiar phenomenon, which has been dubbed the ‘Karakoram anomaly’, was studied recently by scientists at Newcastle University in the UK and is thought to explain how glaciers in some parts of the Himalayas have been acting differently to those across most other … Continue reading
Europe Grilled By Heat Wave As Study Estimates Heat To Kill 150K Europeans A Year By 2100
While it is important to know what is happening around the world (the European heatwave) it would also be nice to see some attention made to the fact that Eastern North America has been much cooler as of late which as I’ve mentioned in previous articles believe to be attributed to a dramatic change in Earth’s wobble and perhaps paired … Continue reading
Mysterious Exploding Siberian Craters Could Mean Trouble For The Entire Planet
In northern Siberia, rising temperatures are causing mysterious giant craters — and even more dire consequences could be in store, say climate scientists. The Russian province’s long-frozen ground, called permafrost, is thawing, triggering massive changes to the region’s landscape and ecology. It could even threaten human lives. “The last time we saw a permafrost melting was 130,000 years ago. It’s … Continue reading
7 Highly Unusual Weather Events That Left US Meteorologists Baffled This Week
Strange weather anomalies continue and seem to be getting even more strange as each day goes by. My personal opinion is that it is all linked to the dramatic Earth wobble change that took place in 2005. I believe it has affected many aspects of our planet including climate/weather (jet stream) and seismic activity. via strangesounds: Here a compilation of … Continue reading
Antarctica Melting from Beneath & Volcanoes Begin Steaming Under Greenland
With all of the world media hype surrounding the iceberg that broke off of Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf, the MSM forgot that there were 5x bigger icebergs in 1956 and 1927 that broke off. As well underwater volcanoes are responsible for the crack, not CO2 warming. Add to this images coming from Icelandic Air pilots showing steam vents that … Continue reading
Climate Insanity and Hypocrisy; Latest Heatwave Leaves 90K Australian Homes Without Power
The Wall Street Journal called it the energy shortage “no one saw coming.” Actually, a lot of people did see it coming. But intent on pursuing their “dangerous manmade climate change” and “renewable energy will save the planet” agendas, the political classes ignored them. So the stage was set. As an Australia-wide heat wave sent temperatures soaring above 105 degrees F (40.6 … Continue reading
More Than 700 Lightning Strikes Hit Auckland New Zealand City in Fierce Thunderstorm
More than 700 lightning strikes lit up the stormy sky over Auckland during a violent thunderstorm yesterday evening. MetService duty forecaster Tuporo Marsters said the city was struck by 701 flashes and rocked by loud, rolling thunderclaps. The dangerous storm swept across the city at rush hour, grounding flights, flooding homes and shops, and leaving roads knee-deep in water. Spectacular … Continue reading
