Vizag Sets Twin September Cold Records; Cold Bay Breaks 47-Year Record; El Niño Wakes The Atacama; + Solar Cycle 25 Isn’t Dead Yet

Alarmists ignore the inconvenient half of the El Niño equation: somewhere else, the rains are filling rivers and reservoirs, piling snow onto mountains—or bringing a dead desert back to life.

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20 days ago

These solar events: I reckon there’s no timetable but from Carrington to the similar one listed is 62 years. Then those two in 2003 & 2004. All were on the downside of the solar cycles, there were surely others during other solar cycle periods.

My feelings are the same. The quieter the sun, the better I like it. But then the sustained quiet sun, sometimes called cold sun, then comes the cold and snow and ice. I‘ll take that over a massive EMP.

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