Record May Freeze Deepens Across SE Europe; May Snow Hits Kamchatka; Antarctic Ice Rebounds; + Solar Cycle 25 Is Missing Its Superflare

Solar Cycle 25 is missing its Earth-directed “superflare.” This new study identifies two high-probability windows.

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Kenneth
Kenneth
4 months ago

We have heavy snows heading for Colorado with 18 to 24″ expected there thru Wednesday, including Denver up to 8 inches. Freeze watches and warnings into the Plains and eventually further east. This plus more very cold air and snow for Alaska thru the third week of May is more evidence of significant climatic cooling since 2005 over land and globally since 2017. The rate of cooling will continue to accelerate for decades to come along with record breaking snows. Crop losses will be staggering.

Norfolk
Norfolk
4 months ago
Reply to  Kenneth

I totally agree.
I don’t think people realise what lies ahead.
We have had the warming period.That has finished. We are now in a new cooling phase.Solar cycles 25,26 and possibly 27.A new cyclical cold climate is coming.I recommend reading John L. Casey’s books on solar activity. The Russians and Chinese know exactly what it ahead.Why is Russia building more ice breaker ships for the Northern Passage?
Why are the Chinese investing heavily in purchasing agricultural land in Africa?Why are they investing in their own energy ?
Cyclical events will happen. Why would eastern Europe,I live in England, be having a severe cold spell at present in May?If global warming was happening a cold May would be a thing of the past.
As Earth moves into the later part of the decade into 2030s the cold climate will be noticeable. As you are seeing.Shorter seasons for growing and frost dangers.Ask the French winegrowers over past few years.
We are warned.

Deb
Deb
4 months ago

I was going to go to town today, but the weather going to be wet and chilly, so I’m going to stay in instead and bake up a batch of blueberry keto muffins. I’m very fond of muffins.

Wayegon
Wayegon
4 months ago
Reply to  Deb

Brat. Cook extra well be over later!
😁😘

Deb
Deb
4 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

Brat? Is that a sausage or an insult?

jay
jay
4 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

Cap, we need smaller emojis!

GEDPRO
GEDPRO
4 months ago

HELP. Last night I get call from my grandson, Papa, ” how hot is it going to get from global warming ?” This is the fear factor from his teacher. My first answer didn’t leave my mouth, so I tried to explain the facts that its not really happening but need to find info to give him. Third grade but he is doing middle school work so not some basic information but a little more detailed. Also I have degree in Environmental Science so need something that I don’t confuse him with all my vast knowledge (JOKE).

William
William
4 months ago

The UAH temperature graphic is still displaying the March report. It should be May by now. Kenneth is spot on. Lower British Columbia is in a serious drought situation and the Vancouver Regional District has imposed Stage 2 watering restrictions on May 01 with Stage 3 expected on June 01. We are dryer than a witch’s mammary and setting heat records. This is only going to get worse in the next 5 years. Billy Best in Vancouver BC area.

Wayegon
Wayegon
4 months ago
Reply to  William

Here in South Central KY we went from Stage 3 Drought to mud and COLD.

jay
jay
4 months ago

A few days ago, I posted about ‘eyes turning to the Southern Hemisphere.’

The Northern Hemisphere says “Not so fast.”

Wayegon
Wayegon
4 months ago

two possible S-class flares on the far side of the Sun, estimated (with sizeable uncertainty) to be near X11.1 and X16.5.”
If that had hit Earth we wopuld be Cavemen and CAVEWOMEN, make me a sammich Woman, living poorly.

jay
jay
4 months ago

Having read books where a huge solar pulse sequence has killed all delicate electronics – which is pretty much everything these days, I really want that scenario to remain in the realm of fiction.

If it’s a halfway sort of happening, some things like really old cars will run and electrical equipment w/o circuit boards may work. Assuming there is still electricity generation and transmission functioning.

My auto, phone, TV, computer, fridge? Lifeless, likely.

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