Author: Cap Allon
Arctic Sea Ice Decline Stalled Nearly 20 Years Ago; Model Flashes Blocked Winter Signal; Corals Reveal Rapid Natural Temperature Swings; + Aircrews and Cosmic Rays
So as the Sun quietens, two consequences point in the same direction: More cosmic ray radiation, and more cloud-seeding particles reaching the atmosphere.
Tandil Breaks September Cold Record; Benchmarks Fall Across California And Oregon; Greenland Models Disagree By 177 Billion Tons; + Clouds Expose More Climate Model Flaws
This year, the Greenland ice sheet either lost 171.8 billion tons or gained 4.8 billion tons—depending on which official surface-mass-balance model you use.
Antarctica Below -100F For Four Straight Days; El Niño Forecast Running ~1C Too Hot; The World Is Burning 40% Less; + Britain’s Heat Has A ‘Class 5’ Problem
The Met Office is happy to let Class 5 (junk) weather stations rewrite Britain’s temperature history.
South America Suffers Record Cold; Britain’s “Drought” Gives Way To Cold And Rain; + Antarctica Has Been Gaining Ice Since 2020 — Study
Between 2020 and 2024, the Antarctic Ice Sheet gained ice at an average rate of 67.5 billion metric tons per year.
Antarctica Still Below -100F; High Arctic’s Coldest Summer On Record; Winter Persists In South America; Greenland Opens With 17.1 Gt; Hurricane Activity Hits Record Low; + Krakatau Erupts To 50,000 Ft
In nearly seven decades of DMI data, no High Arctic summer has been colder.
Antarctic Station Sets New All-Time Cold Record; Met Office’s Zombie Weather Stations; + RCP8.5 Is Dead — Meet Its High-Impact Replacement
Belgrano II posted a daily high of -35.2C (-31.4F)—the Antarctic station’s lowest maximum temperature in records dating back to 1956.
Kazakhstan’s Cold Records Continue; Half A Quadrillion Gallons Fell Across U.S. This Summer; The El Niño Spike Begins; + Solar Activity Drops To Four-Year Low
As the 2026 El Niño begins lifting global atmospheric temperatures, another major natural cycle is moving firmly the other way: Solar Cycle 25 is now clearly descending from its maximum.
Kazakhstan’s September Cold; Back-To-Back Years Without A Landfall; Horseshoe Crabs vs Climate Change; + Temperature ‘Corrections’ Spread Urban Warming Into Rural Records
The result is a temperature network that looks increasingly homogeneous without becoming more accurate.
Chile Enters Spring After 31 Feet Of Snow; Russian Cold Sets New August Low; Bedrock Collapse Behind Nepal Glacier Disaster; Dud Atlantic Hurricane Season; + NCA5’s ‘Implausible’ Scenarios
Geomorphologists Kristen Cook, president of the European Geosciences Union’s Geomorphology Division: “The rock that the glacier was sitting on collapsed.”