Siberia’s Summer Chill; Antarctica Drops Below -80C; The High Arctic’s Year Without A Summer?; BBC’s 2,700 Heat Deaths Exist Only In A Model; + Solar Lull Deepens

Should the forecast verify, the High Arctic may now be facing something rarer still: a year without a summer.

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Wayegon
Wayegon
2 months ago

According to the graph of the North Pole it looks like Temps have been falling since 1987 on a downward slope. That MAY mean that the Sun was already heading into its Solar Minimum…EH???
Hi Deb u OK?!?

Deb
Deb
2 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

I’ll believe it when we get a cool summer here and the 90’s is not a cool summer. I’ve been able to paint a little more because I’m stuck inside in the AC. Maybe next year.

Deb
Deb
2 months ago
Reply to  Wayegon

Way gone – I’m turning 78 in a few days. I’m as okay as I can be, lol. 😄

jay
jay
2 months ago

Colder than normal at the north pole, concurrent with the same at the south pole. Not for a week or 10 days but for 8 to 10 weeks, maybe more.

How long does it take for this trend to relabel as reality?

Consider also that another portion of the northland, Siberia, has also been reporting below normal temps for a few weeks. Plus, Alaska and Canada also made the cold books the past few months.

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