Patagonia Plunges To -20C As Rare Snow Buries El Bolsón; South Pole Cold Streak Deepens; Greenland Data Shows No July Warming; + High Arctic Summer 2026 Is Coldest On Record—So Far

Combined, June 1 through July 27 averaged -1.16C (29.9F), making 2026 by far the coldest summer-to-date in the 69-year series.

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jay
jay
1 month ago

Maybe I attach too much significance but record cold in the far north concurrent with record or near record cold in Antarctica and spilling northward from it looks like a cooling world to me.

We’re nearing August. The winter forecasts indicate a little wetter with likely more snow and cold for my area. Someone can tell of the wooly worms and moss on the tree and stuff like that indicating a hard winter or not.

Alby
Alby
1 month ago
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Regrettably, the Antarctic cold is very selective about where it spills northward. In my Far South corner of New South Wales Australia it has been a very mild winter so far with barely a frost of note. It is also bone dry with no rain of substance since March.
With a major El Nino on the march, the climate alarmists have much to please their deluded imaginings.

jay
jay
1 month ago
Reply to  Alby

Enjoy the winter warmth, Alby!

Deb
Deb
1 month ago
Reply to  Alby

That’s a coincidence. Here in Missouri US we had a.ild winter, an early and warm spring, and now we are being held hostage in our homes by excessively hot and humid weather. I’m getting pretty sick and tired of hearing how cool it is everywhere else — except NSW, apparently.

Deb
Deb
1 month ago
Reply to  Deb

mild winter

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