Global Warming update.<g> <50-DEGREES BELOW NORMAL AND RECORD SEPTEMBER SNOW
SEPTEMBER 4, 2020
CAP ALLON
The models may-well be overdoing it, but what the GFS is currently kicking-out for Central and Mountain regions next week is truly astounding.
Latest GFS runs are showing a powerful early-September snowstorm dropping south from NW Canada on Monday.
The snow is forecast to rip through the mountain states, and by Wednesday morning Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado could be dealing with the aftermath of some record-busting accumulations, with the surrounding states of Nebraska, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, and Idaho also receiving a rare early-season dusting:
GFS Total Snowfall (inches) Sept 4 – Sept 9 [ tropicaltidbits.com].
According to the NWS, Sunday could touch 97 degrees in Northern Colorado, then by Tuesday, the low will be 32 degrees — that’s a 65F swing! and serves as yet another example of the intensifying swings-between-extremes brought about by the historically low solar activity we’re currently receiving.
Low solar activity is weakening the jet stream, reverting its usual tight ZONAL flow to more of a wavy MERIDIONAL one: this FULLY explains why some northern latitudes (such as Western Canada/Alaska) have been experiencing pockets of anomalous heat of late while the lower-latitudes (CONUS) have been dealing with “ blobs” of record cold:
Western Canada’s frigid temps haven’t simply up and vanished, nor have they been magically heated by CO2 (as the MSM would have you believe) — no, they have merely been diverted south on the back of a wavy MERIDIONAL jet stream flow; a phenomenon long-predicted by those studying the Sun, and one forecast to intensify as the Grand Solar Minimum continues its deepening.>
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<RECORD-EARLY ARCTIC SEA ICE GROWTH
SEPTEMBER 3, 2020
CAP ALLON
According to both the Danish Meteorological Institute ( DMI) and the National Snow & Ice Data Center ( NSIDC), Arctic Sea Ice has turned an astonishing corner these past few weeks.
In order to get a true picture of the state of sea ice it is necessary to determine both its extent AND its volume, reads the DMI’s polarportal.dk.
Well, looking at the true picture, DMI data clearly shows Arctic Sea Ice volume (or thickness) began building at a record-early date this year and at a record-pace, too. And while the 2020 season was a little on the low side nothing whatsoever out of the ordinary occurred — until now, that is:
[ polarportal.dk]
Over the past two weeks we have witnessed the earliest uptick in ice building for quite some time. The melt ended and the ice began building in the third week of August, taking with it the apocalyptic prophesies of many a MSM shill.
“This is a historic shift in the Arctic,” says David Mauriello of the ORP.
And after closely tracking the current trend, Mauriello’s prediction is for the Arctic circle to be all-but covered in ice within the next 4-6 weeks.
According to the NSIDC, ice has remained in The Northwest Passage this year despite the decades of dire forecasts, as has the ice in areas north of Alaska within the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas despite NSIDC forecasts from just a few months ago.
In addition, and according to the agency’s report dated Sept 2, “the rate [of sea ice loss] has slowed with the onset of autumn in the Arctic” — but what an obfuscating understatement that is: 1) the rate of loss hasn’t only slowed, it has reversed to record-early gains; and 2) the 1981-2010 avg. minimum date isn’t until Sept 15, meaning the ice should still be melting for another two weeks.
Furthermore, and also buried in the report is the revelation that this year’s minimum Arctic sea ice extent fell 360,000 km2 short of 2012’s record low.
The doomsday projections made over the past decade+ have shown no signs of materializing. Late summer Arctic sea ice –the most closely watched measure of the state of the northern pole– has been incredibly stable over the past few decades, and is now showing signs of GROWTH. According to the alarmists, the Arctic should be ice free by now — but those hysterical numpties fell into the trap of applying an idiotic polynomial curve extrapolation into the future, and they’ve been left with serious egg on their faces (retractions still pending…)
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