Brazil Freeze Breaks June Records; Rockies Return To Winter; Greenland Gains In Summer; + Heat Exposes Net Zero

During a time of supposed “catastrophic global heating,” the Net Zero brigade has built a weather-dependent grid that fails when the weather gets hot.

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Kenneth
Kenneth
3 months ago

A winter storm with up to 8 inches at the end of June is “almost” unprecedented if you ask me. They’re just trying to downplay this event – as they always do when you find an article somewhere about summer snows. I DO NOT buy any of it and know the words to look for. 9 out of 10 times they have the last words of it at the bottom of the article where the last paragraph will say something like “not unusual” or similar phrases. Yeaugh the typical bias and denial, right?? I’ve seen snow advisories thru mid June there and one time there was 2 feet in the Cascades in mid August, but the end of June is equivalent to early August. Being that this is happening after the summer solstice – a winters storm in summer – is very close to unprecedented. The frequency of these “very unusual” summer snows are trending upward. This is a clear signal that all these 5 ice age cycles are due immediately. Including 1. Grand Solar Minimum (already started), 2. 1,400 Ice Age Cycle 3.The Younger Dryas, 4. Magnetic Reversal Cycle and 5. Orbital Eccentricity Cycle. An entry of all 5 of those simultaneously in the next 20 to 50 years would yield catastrophic results. Now you won’t hear any of the leftist media organizations, any book store, TV channel, radio or newspaper or the NWS tell you about that. All they ever care about, as we all know, are those short lived heat spells, which are insignificant.

Wayegon
Wayegon
3 months ago
Reply to  Kenneth

Add the reversal of the Beaufort Dryer and you get…
THE DAY AFTER TOMMOROW on steroids.

Wayegon
Wayegon
3 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

Gyre…bad finger!😁

Deb
Deb
3 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

Gyre and gimble on the wabe

jay
jay
3 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

“…the Beaufort Dryer”

I was on my way to Amazon to check it out. I’m thinking about buying a new one.
[haha, jk. I want the Gyre to stay in it’s pool up there]

jay
jay
3 months ago

As has been much in the US media, the millions of soccer fans on weeks-long holiday for the World Cup games, many of them Europeans, are marveling at the extensive use air conditioning all about America. Their opened eyes will surely boost toward much needed sanity regarding the woeful Green Energy situation in the EU and elsewhere.

Wayegon
Wayegon
3 months ago
Reply to  jay

And I get the feeling some will be becoming AMERICANS!!!

matt
matt
3 months ago
Reply to  jay

On hot days temperatures can stay above comfortable levels until at least 9-10pm. This means that loads of people will turn air conditioning on when they get home from work causing a surge in electricity demand just as the output from solar panels falls rapidly. This will further destabilise a grid that’s heavily reliant on renewables.

jay
jay
3 months ago
Reply to  jay

World Cup tourists can’t stop posting about America’s air conditioning and it’s hilarious
Laura Ratliff
Thursday June 25 2026
https://www.timeout.com/usa/news/world-cup-tourists-cant-stop-posting-about-americas-air-conditioning-and-its-hilarious-062526

“If the 2026 FIFA World Cup has taught international visitors anything, it’s that Americans take air conditioning very, very seriously.”

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