Solar Grand Solar Minimum part deux

TxGal

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ICELAND IS ROCKING — 9,000 EARTHQUAKES IN 10 DAYS
JULY 1, 2020 CAP ALLON

As predicted, the year 2020 is looking very much like the beginnings of the next Grand Solar Minimum cycle. Now, we have the news that Iceland –the likely home of the next climate-altering volcanic eruption– is a’rocking.

As reported by newsweek.com on Tuesday, Kristín Jónsdóttir, Earthquakes Hazards Officer for the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO), said a substantial earthquake swarm is happening in a known fault zone called the Tjörnes Fracture zone:

The IMO has said that some 9,000 earthquakes have been reported over the past 10 days alone, three of which have been above magnitude 5 and felt up and down the country.

“Stress builds up in the zone because of tectonic plates which move past each other in opposite directions,” said Jónsdóttir. “This is the largest earthquakes swarm in the Tjörnes Fracture Zone recorded in the past 40 years.”



The earthquake swarm coincides with signs a volcano to the south may be about to erupt. The IMO has said activity at Katla volcano appears to be characteristic of an impending eruption.

Since January this year, researchers have recorded an uplift in and around Katla, and in recent weeks have recorded an increase in sulfur dioxide close to where two previous eruptions have taken place.

Katla’s previous sizable eruption was the VEI 4 back in 1918 (volcano.si.edu). That year falls within the Centennial Minimum–the previous multidecadal spell of low solar activity.


Katla’s 1918 VEI 4 eruption [visitklaustur.is].

ALL of the powerful, climate-altering volcanic eruptions of the past have been linked to low solar activity. Worringly, the Sun is currently going through its deepest solar minimum of the past 100+ years, and looking forward, NASA has revealed the next cycle (25) will likely be “the weakest of the past 200 years” — a return to Dalton Minimum conditions.


Volcanic eruptions are one of the key forcings driving Earth into its next bout of global cooling. Their worldwide uptick (along with a seismic uptick) is tied to low solar activity, coronal holes, a waning magnetosphere, and the influx of Cosmic Rays penetrating silica-rich magma.

Of today’s reawakening volcanoes, those located in Iceland are perhaps the most concerning. It is this highly-volcanic region that will likely be home to the next “big one” (a repeat of the 536 AD eruption that took out the Roman Republic…?) — the one that will return Earth to another volcanic winter.

Icelandic authorities are well-aware of the dangers the next eruption of Katla represents, and a delegation of the volcanologists routinely meet with the Icelandic Parliament to discuss how to respond in the case of an eruption — an eventuality that is merely a matter of when, not if.

The COLD TIMES are returning in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.




Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

TxGal

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Ski resorts in Chile and Argentina clobbered by nearly 5 feet of snowfall

Planetski
Tue, 30 Jun 2020 10:40 UTC

Valle Nevado, Chile
Valle Nevado, Chile

The Andes mountain range in Chile and Argentina has had large dumps of snow in the past week with more forecast.

Some resorts say as much as 1.2 to 1.5 metres has fallen.


While it's great to see, skiers and snowboarders are having to sit it out and that may the case for the whole season.

This video was posted by Nevados de Chillán in Chile...

View: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2788742431253451


With the whole of South America hit badly by Covid-19 and the number of cases rising, ski areas are unable to open.

They have no idea when, or if, that will change this winter.

Usually the South American season starts around mid-June.

"The latest storm left 4 feet of new snow and there's more on the way. Even though we can't open yet, we are happy to see winter again!" announced Ski Portillo in Chile.

Ski Portillo, Chile
Ski Portillo, Chile

Portillo is hoping it can save its season but it is closed for the foreseeable future.

"Unfortunately, the situation has not improved as COVID-19 is at peak levels now in Chile and we're still in quarantine here and flights and travel continue to be restricted," Henry and Miguel Purcell say in a message on the Ski Portillo website.

"Sadly we have decided to postpone our opening indefinitely until we can see improvement and we will keep everyone informed on any news."

Las Leñas in Argentina had a deep covering of snow at the weekend.

"This is how the Valley of Las Leñas woke up today! The landscapes are back with the best snow," the resort said on 27th June.

Las Leñas, Argentina
Las Leñas, Argentina

However Las Leñas has announced that it will not open this winter at all because of the public health emergency.

Neither will La Hoya, also in Argentina.

Both Chile and Argentina's borders are closed and there seems little chance of the region opening up to outsiders for tourism until long after the southern hemisphere winter is over.

Bariloche, Argentina
Bariloche, Argentina

The Chilean government has extended its State of Emergency until mid-September.

Argentina, which is reported to have one of the strictest quarantines of anywhere, has banned all international and domestic flights until at least 1st September.

Whether some resorts can open for locals while there's still snow on the ground is a big question.

In a good year, skiing can continue until late September or even into October.

Cerro Bayo, Argentina
Cerro Bayo, Argentina
 

jed turtle

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Thankyou Txgal! you are doing us all a truly awesome service keeping us/ this thread up to date!

all the more so as we are generally more easily distracted by the MSM’s focus on politics, economics, and civil/military upheavals, rather than covering the GSM that is affecting the entire world.
 

TxGal

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Thankyou Txgal! you are doing us all a truly awesome service keeping us/ this thread up to date!

all the more so as we are generally more easily distracted by the MSM’s focus on politics, economics, and civil/military upheavals, rather than covering the GSM that is affecting the entire world.
You're welcome, but really it's a team effort. Others pull in info, and everyone's comments and personal observations really add to the thread!
 

TxGal

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Snow expected the next 7 days at Mt Baker, WA
July 1, 2020 by Robert

In July!

Today
Snow. Snow could be heavy at times. High near 30. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 7 to 11 inches possible.

Tonight
Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible.

Thursday
Snow. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches possible.

Thursday Night
A 50 percent chance of snow. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.

Friday
A 30 percent chance of snow. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

Friday Night
Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.

Independence Day
A 20 percent chance of snow after 11am. Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.

Saturday Night
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27.

Sunday
A chance of snow after 11am. Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.

Sunday Night
A slight chance of snow before 11pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around 28.

Monday
A chance of snow. Mostly sunny, with a high near 39.

Monday Night
A chance of snow. Partly cloudy, with a low around 29.

Tuesday
A chance of snow. Mostly sunny, with a high near 38.

National Weather Service
 

TxGal

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Arctic Heat as World Civilization Resets (1006)
7,324 views • Jul 1, 2020

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Arctic reached 100F last week of June 2020, but 99.1F in 1988, so many climate anomalies as this Grand Solar Minimum intensifies so we need to look back at 1177 B.C to find a deep cooling that ended that civilization.
 

TxGal

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Solar Cycle 25 Predictions - Implications For The Future Of The Grid
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Latest predictions for the coming solar cycle http://bit.ly/2Uyz67n
Solar cycle 25 https://bit.ly/38h3dUx
First New Sunspots in 40 Days Herald Coming Solar Cycle https://bit.ly/2YP0eQd
Will There Even Be Sunspot Cycle 25? https://bit.ly/2YNELr1
Daily Solar Wind Past Year https://bit.ly/31yl9bS Electron Flux Past Year https://bit.ly/31z2eOu
Sunspot Number Progression Past Year https://bit.ly/2WCGxKv
Overlapping Magnetic Activity Cycles and the Sunspot Number: Forecasting Sunspot Cycle 25 Amplitude https://arxiv.org/pdf/2006.15263.pdf
MAGNETICREVERSAL.org - N/S Magnetic Pole Shift http://bit.ly/2mOfooH
MAGNETICREVERSAL.org - Weakening of Earth's Magnetic Field http://bit.ly/2YQq6JV
 

TxGal

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All, I will probably be a little late in posting tomorrow, but I'll catch up when I can later in the afternoon!
 

TxGal

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SIBERIA’S RECORD HEATWAVE SET TO END THIS WEEKEND, TO BE REPLACED BY RECORD COLD

JULY 2, 2020 CAP ALLON
The mainstream propaganda media has milked Siberia’s June heatwave to within an inch of its life. Tens of thousands of alarming, one-sided articles have been released onto the web like a plague of obfuscation.

However, THIS was the reality through most of June, 2020:


[tropicaltidbits.com]


[tropicaltidbits.com]

While northern/central Siberia has undoubtedly been experiencing a large and long-lasting heatwave, to the west of all that “red” & “pink” a vast blob of “blue” & “purple” –one just as large and long-lasting as the “catastrophic” heatwave– has been dominating — a FACT the media never picked up on.

In addition, and as reported by the Siberian Times in June, while snow in Siberia’s northern mountains melted two-weeks ahead of schedule due to the heat, “further south, though, several roads in Khakassia –known to locals as ‘Warm Siberia’ for its mild climate– were blocked by snow”–a pattern serving as a further evidence of the Changing Jet Stream:


Looking forward, a “swing” is forecast to take place starting this weekend.

According to latest GFS runs, northern Siberia’s heatwave will break down in dramatic fashion beginning Friday and will almost-instantly be replaced by a vast mass of anomalous, what-looks-like record breaking COLD:


July 04


July 05

Temp anomalies some 6-12C below the seasonal average will sweep from east to west throughout the first half of July, engulfing the very same regions “ravaged” by June’s “catastrophic” heatwave:


July 13

I look forward to hearing “crickets” from the MSM re Siberia through the rest of the Summer. Those fraudulent, obfuscating propaganda arms of the socialist-elites are only-ever interested in one side of the story — heat. They’ve associated that wholly beneficial phenomenon with the end of the world, when in fact the very opposite is true — every logical path of research leads to the conclusion that warming temperatures = an increase in life and biodiversity on planet Earth.

The powers-that-be want you to reject logic and instead believe in fairy tales

They want to keep you in fear.

Because when scared you’re far easier to control, to manipulate.

Don’t be a sheep, don’t fall for bogus political agendas.

The truth is the COLD TIMES are returning, in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

NASA appears to agree, if you read between the lines, with their forecast for this upcoming solar cycle (25) revealing it will be “the weakest of the past 200 years,” with the agency correlating previous solar shutdowns to prolonged periods of global cooling here.





Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 
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SOUTH AFRICA’S FRESH PRODUCE MARKETS IMPACTED BY MONTHS OF ANOMALOUS COLD AND SNOW
JULY 2, 2020 CAP ALLON

Spates of record-breaking cold have left certain fruit and vegetables traded on South Africa’s fresh produce markets in short supply of late.

The South African Weather Service had issued several advisories between mid-May and mid-June warning of “extreme cold across large parts of the country”.

Substantial snowfall was recorded in parts of Lesotho, the Free State, and the Eastern Cape, as well as parts of the Western and Northern Cape, and even KwaZulu-Natal.

According to Dr Johnny van der Merwe, an expert in SA’s agriculture sector: “The cold weather [impacted] both the volumes and the quality of products on offer at markets.”

Warmth-loving tomatoes are among those worst affected by the numerous cold fronts during the past two months, reports farmersweekly.co.za.

And while only minimal damage was reported on staple, cool-loving crops such as cabbage, spinach, and root vegetables, the same could not be said for the likes of love apples and bananas which suffered serious “quality issues” due to the “extreme cold weather,” said Merwe.

The COLD TIMES are returning in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

NASA appears to agree, if you read between the lines, with their forecast for this upcoming solar cycle (25) seeing it as “the weakest of the past 200 years,” with the agency correlating previous solar shutdowns to prolonged periods of global cooling here.





Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

TxGal

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Summer blizzard hits Xinjiang, China leading to death of livestock, disturbing traffic

CCTV Video News Agency
Mon, 29 Jun 2020 09:01 UTC

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Blizzard in China

Herdsmen in Tekes County, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have endured heavy losses after Monday's blizzard froze to death over 400 livestock animals across the county.

The snow also disrupted traffic in Nilka County of Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture. Over 400 tourists in 130 vehicles were either stranded in the Tangbra Mountain or on the Dushanzi-Kuche Highway, which runs through the Tianshan Mountain from its south end to north end.

View: https://youtu.be/0SAR0abWr1Y


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Coin Shortage Lost Continent Recycled Predictions (1007)
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Run time is 7:53

Coin shortage in the USA may trickle over to a paper bill shortage. New map of the 8th continent mostly submerged under water Zealandia and recycled predictions of ice free Arctic dates now 2050, be very afraid.
 

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USDA Crop Report Shocker Sends Corn Futures Surging
https://www.zerohedge.com/users/tyler-durden
by Tyler Durden
Thu, 07/02/2020 - 04:15


Chicago corn futures surged 8% in the last two sessions after a massive reduction to the U.S. government's acreage estimate, reported Reuters.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) crop report on Tuesday showed farmers planted 92 million acres of corn in 1H20, which was a huge miss in expectations and 5 million acres below the USDA's March forecast of 97 million acres.

This was the largest miss in a March-to-June corn acreage crop report since 1983 - just before "Trading Places" hit theaters - resulting in an 8% surge in corn futures trading in Chicago.



Arlan Suderman, the chief commodities economist for StoneX, said the USDA report suggests that farmers are "tightening up their finances and were more conservative than normal in planting this year's crops."

"All these lower acreage numbers had people wondering what happened to the acres and to which crop or crops they were reallocated. But the acres were not planted at all," Karen Braun, a commodity analyst with Reuters, wrote in a note.

Estimates for corn stockpiles are expected to be above average this year as coronavirus pandemic roils demand, USDA noted.

A commodity note via Commerzbank bank said the report "makes it questionable whether a record crop – that had almost been regarded as a dead cert – will be harvested after all."

With the USDA crop report behind traders - the market will soon focus on weather trends in the northern hemisphere as the most critical part of the growing season is ahead:

"With the USDA reports out of the way, traders will focus on weather forecasts and Chinese demand for the next direction," commodity research firm Allendale said in a note, adding that, "July promises to be a warmer than usual month with more limited rainfall resulting in net drying and the dryness that evolves in July will set the tone for crop development the remainder of summer."

New weather models suggest warm and dry conditions for much of the US.

"As the first month of meteorological summer closes, we assess early season weather and crop conditions during June. The most significant warmth stretched from the Central U.S. Plains across to the Upper Midwest, where temperatures averaged between 2-8 °F above normal for the month. Only portions of the Southeast U.S. and Canada were moderately cooler than normal, but unlikely hurt crops at this point. Rainfall for the month was mixed, but likely was more biased to the dry side than the wet, with only pockets of the U.S. Deep South and Great Lakes receiving 1-2 inches of rainfall surpluses. Portions of the Plains and eastern Midwest have experienced similar rainfall anomalies to the downside. Nonetheless, crop impacts are (so far) negligible for corn and soybeans, as good-to-excellent condition scores from USDA bumped up this week to 73% and 71%, respectively, and remain close to most recent years. Spring wheat conditions dropped for the second consecutive week, with good-to-excellent scores at 69%, and the second lowest at this time of year over the last 5 years, only second to 2017. While scores are still elevated, warmth and dryness may already be impacting spring wheat conditions in particular and will need to be monitored into July for continued impacts," Tom Walsh, head of weather research at Reuters, wrote in a note.
Walsh said, "warm and dry conditions appear to be looking into the forecast" for July.

"Cool and wetter than normal weather has been quite favorable for the Midwest as of late, but a warming trend is expected over the next 10-14 days according to most numerical model guidance," he said.


FIGURE: 10-day rainfall deviations (in mm) from the latest 00z GFS operational (left) and EC operational (right) model runs, indicating wet weather across much of the Canadian Prairies, Northern U.S. Plains, and possibly the Southeast U.S. Pockets of dry weather will persist across the Central Plains and develop in parts of the Midwest/Great Lakes as well. Model discrepancies between GFS & EC should be monitored in the days to come. SOURCES: NOAA/ECMWF.


USDA report bounces corn futures from a near-decade low.



The next big fundamental move in corn will be upcoming weather reports in the coming weeks.
 

Martinhouse

Deceased
On replacing or eliminating coins.....

What about the jillions of coin operated things like laundromat washers and dryers...soft drink machines? Will there be tokens sold that users will need to remember to buy? Or will there be expensive fixes converting to card swiping units? Lots of vending machines of all types. They pretty much all take coins, as far as I know.

Are there still coin-op door locks on the toilet stalls in airport restrooms? I remember those from a very long time ago.

If there will have to be tokens for some of these things, we might as well keep our coins!
 

TxGal

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NEW JERSEY: LARGEST HAIL IN CAPE MAY COUNTY SINCE 2008 (SOLAR MINIMUM OF CYCLE 23) + RECORD RAINFALL SUBMERGES ATLANTIC CITY
JULY 3, 2020 CAP ALLON

A closed low pressure system has just delivered the largest hail to Cape May County since 2008 plus record rainfall to Atlantic City (Svensmark’s Solar Minimum/Cosmic Ray/Cloud Nucleation link grows stronger by the day).

Up to 6 inches of rain fell in parts of Brigantine, NJ on Wednesday.

Scott Morgan, Emergency Manager for Upper Township reported flooding on Evergreen Drive in Seaville — something he has never witnessed before.

Meanwhile, 1.95 inches of rain fell at Frank S. Farley Marina in Atlantic City — a total which more than doubled the marina’s all-time daily record in books dating back to the 1870s.

Along with NJ’s record rainfall, golf ball-sized hail fell in the Petersburg section of Upper Township on Wednesday afternoon, reports pressofatlanticcity.com.

Eamon Lawson captured the hail accumulating like snow outside his house, with his mother commenting: “In 50 years, I have never experienced anything like this.”

View: https://twitter.com/CapeAtlanticNWS/status/1278598625057267712


Hail with more than a 1-inch in diameter is considered “large” and “dangerous enough to cause damage to homes and people.” The last time Cape May County experienced hail of this magnitude was back on August 10, 2008, according to data from Iowa State University.

Referencing the solar cycles, the year 2008 coincided with –what was then– the deepest solar minimum of the past 100 years (SM of cycle 23):

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Sunspot count over the past 150 yrs (SPs are a great barometer for solar output).

During solar minimums –the low point of the 11 year solar cycle– the Sun’s magnetic field weakens and the outward pressure of the solar wind decreases. This allows more cosmic rays –high energy particles from space– to penetrate the inner solar system as well as our planet’s atmosphere:

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Correlation: As solar activity goes down, cosmic rays go up; yin-yang.

When incoming cosmic rays hit the top of Earth’s atmosphere they produce a spray of secondary particles and photons that rain down on Earth’s surface:


Schematic diagram of a cosmic ray air shower. Learn more from CERN.

This type of radiation has been rising in recent years, coinciding with the Sun suffering the deep solar minimum of cycle 24 (which just usurped cycle 23 as the deepest since the early 1900s):


The implications of an influx of cosmic rays are serious.

CRs penetrate commercial jets, delivering whole-body dosages equal to one or more dental X-rays even on regular flights across the USA.

Cosmic rays pose an even greater hazard to astronauts.

Furthermore, that secondary shower or electrons alter the electro-chemistry of Earth’s upper atmosphere, and have been found play a key role in forming larger hailstones as well as sparking lightning.

Even more crucially, however, CRs hitting Earth’s atmosphere have been found to seed clouds (Svensmark et al), with cloud cover playing the most crucial role in our planet’s short-term climate change.

“Clouds are the Earth’s sunshade,” writes Dr. Roy Spencer, “and if cloud cover changes for any reason, you have global warming — or global cooling.”

The upshot of this current solar minimum (24) –the sun’s deepest of the past 100+ years (NASA)– is a cooling of the planet, with the coming solar cycle (25) forecast by NASA to be “the weakest of the past 200 years“:



The Sun appears to be on the slide-down into its next GRAND Solar Minimum.
GSMs are effectively extended minimums where the Sun can often be devoid of sunspots for decades at a time:



Putting two and two together, if the above Eddy Minimum prediction plays out as expected then we’re in for a serious bout of cloud nucleation and, in turn, global cooling–and that’s before we touch on the link between cosmic rays/powerful volcanic eruptions as well as Earth’s Magnetic Excursion.

The COLD TIMES are returning, the skies are darkening –one way or another– in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

Prepare accordingly learn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

TxGal

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CANADA DAY 2020 WENT DOWN AS ONE OF THE COLDEST ON RECORD ACROSS BC, AB, AND SK
JULY 3, 2020 CAP ALLON

This year’s Canada Day has gone down as one of the chilliest on record across parts of British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.

The daily high of 14.8C (58.6F) at Vancouver International Airport was the lowest since 1960, reports globalnews.ca. According to Global BC meteorologist Mark Madryga, the average high for the day is 21C (69.8F).

Staying in BC, the theprogress.com reports that Chilliwack busted an even bigger record. This year’s July 1 was the coldest since record-keeping began back in 1881 — Wednesday’s 13.5C (56.3F) comfortably usurped the previous all-time record of 14.4C (57.9F) from 1966.

In Whistler, the daily high was an incredible 11C (51.8F) — the lowest since at least 1951 when the area’s record-keeping began. Note, the average high for July 1 day is 22 C, with many Canada Days in Whistler hitting the 30s!

It was also colder than usual in Kamloops, continues globalnews.ca, with thick clouds holding the mercury to a high of just 15.3C (59.4F) — Madryga said this is the lowest reading since 1979, with the area seeing an average high of 27 C.


GFS Temp Anomalies July 1 [tropicaltidbits.com].

These record cold temperatures run against the politicized AGW narrative, which is why the socialist elites and their MSM lapdogs will never pick up on them, and, in turn, which is why the climate alarmists will never hear of them.

These powerful interests want you fooled.

They want you scared.

They want you owned.

However, as powerful as they are, they still have ZERO say over the multimillennial will of the cosmos — and the COLD TIMES are returning in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

NASA appears to agree, if you read between the lines, with their forecast for this upcoming solar cycle (25) seeing it as “the weakest of the past 200 years,” with the agency correlating previous solar shutdowns to prolonged periods of global cooling here.





Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

Martinhouse

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We got half an inch of rain yesterday and now another inch and a half in the last four hours.

It's great that I don't have to water tonight. Also great that all my garden things are in containers, since there's a good deal more rain forecast for the coming week. Seems this summer we are getting long dry spells broken by some real downpours when the rain finally comes. But at least so far, it thankfully hasn't entirely quit.

And these rains seem to be the sudden type where the temperature drops a lot when they hit. Very welcome this time of year!

Am hoping the next rain fizzles out on Monday when work starts back up on my greenhouse. Build is nearly done and then a quick coat of white paint on the top surface of everything, and then finally the clear polycarbonate panels begin to be installed.

I'll be able to do lots of GSM gardening in this greenhouse. It's roughly 19' x 24', but 24' x 24' if I count the 4' wide sidewalk along the house that has shelves for more potted plants. The roof is high enough for hanging pots in the half nearest the house.
 

Martinhouse

Deceased
Thanks. It'll be greater when I can get it all cleaned up And I have to put down several strips of the old black truck tarps I have for my gardens. Nutgrass has invaded and taken over over a quarter of the floor, I took up a couple dozen of the patio blocks some time ago and thought I'd gotten rid of all the roots, but I guess not. It's gotten so bad that it's time to just smother it out.

If all goes well, I hope to have a really nice fall/winter garden out there this year. (And hope that my homemade white-fly traps work!)
 

TxGal

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“UNUSUAL” 35CM (14 INCHES) OF SUMMER SNOW BRINGS THE WINTER TIRES BACK OUT IN SOUTHERN NORWAY
JULY 4, 2020 CAP ALLON

Bone-chilling temperatures and unusually-high volumes of summer snow have created difficult driving conditions on the mountain crossings in southern Norway.

As reported by nrk.no, yesterday’s (Friday, July 3’s) snowfall topped 35cm (14 inches) in some parts and took the country’s road clearing crews by surprise.

Winter readiness is at a minimum at this time of year, and while accumulations of 5cm (2 inches) are possible in early July, totals of 35cm (14 inches) are almost unheard of.


Folgefonna ski center.

Pictured above are scenes from the Folgefonna ski center, Jondal on Friday morning, July 3.

“We have received 35cm of fresh snow,” said an elated Michael Iversen, CEO of Folgefonna.


Snow-covered cars in Sognefjellshytta on Friday.

Three major roads that connect east and west Norway have seen disruptive falls, and drivers were asked to revert back to using winter tires.

The clearing crews had successfully removed much of the snow by the end of Friday, but had to do it in temperatures as low as -2C (28.4F) in Sognefjellet.


Cleared snow in Sognefjellet [PHOTO: OVE FORTUN].

“As much as 35cm of snow in the mountains of the southern part of our country is unusual,” writes Sortland local Egil Enaasen in an email.

“And there is probably more to come this weekend,” he adds.

Latest GFS runs appear to back Enaasen up — anomalous cold –as much as 12C below the norm– as well as additional summer snow looks set to sweep much of Scandinavia over the weekend and throughout next week.

In fact, the majority of Europe should brace for some decidedly below-average temperatures for at least the next 10 days, particularly the Balkan Peninsula in the SE:


GFS 2-M Temp Anomalies (for Tues, July 7) — tropicaltidbits.com.

The COLD TIMES are returning in line with historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

NASA appears to agree, if you read between the lines, with their forecast for this upcoming solar cycle (25) seeing it as “the weakest of the past 200 years,” with the agency correlating previous solar shutdowns to prolonged periods of global cooling here.





Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

TxGal

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HISTORIC SUMMER BLIZZARD FREEZES-TO-DEATH 500+ LIVESTOCK IN XINJIANG, CHINA (VIDEO)
JULY 4, 2020 CAP ALLON

While the western media is still obsessing over Northern Siberia’s heatwave —one that’s now come to an end btw— what they fail to explain, or even recognize, is the myriad of large, anomalous cold spots to the west and south.

Historically low solar activity is weakening Earth’s jet streams, reverting those bands of fast-moving air travelling some 6 miles above our heads to more of a meridional (wavy) flow.

This phenomenon is impacting weather patterns across the globe, and is responsible for locking unseasonably hot/dry weather in one region and unseasonably cold/wet conditions in another.

So, while Northern Siberia has been undoubtedly been experiencing a prolonged spell of heat of late, to its west (see here) and its south, record low temperatures and summer blizzards have been dominating.

And continue to dominate:

Herdsmen in Tekes County, northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have endured heavy losses this week after a summer blizzard froze-to-death 500+ livestock animals across the county:

View: https://youtu.be/0SAR0abWr1Y

Video shows just-shorn sheep killed by the historic cold.

The unexpected blast of winter also disrupted traffic in Nilka County of Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture. More than 400 tourists in 130 vehicles were stranded either in the Tangbra Mountain or on the Dushanzi-Kuche Highway, which runs through the Tianshan Mountain from its south end to north end.

This is the reality of Earth’s ever-changing climate.

But the MSM refuses to acknowledge the full picture, and are only ever interested in stories of heat and drought which they can then twist to support their catastrophic anthropogenic global warming theory.

However, evidence continues to build indicating that the COLD TIMES are in fact returning, evidence including historically low solar activity, cloud-nucleating Cosmic Rays, and a meridional jet stream flow.

Even NASA appears to agree, if you read between the lines, with their forecast for this upcoming solar cycle (25) seeing it as “the weakest of the past 200 years,” with the agency correlating previous solar shutdowns to prolonged periods of global cooling here.




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Prepare accordinglylearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
 

TxGal

Day by day

Annual U.S. honey bee survey shows Summer 2019 marked highest colony losses ever recorded

Desdemona Despair
Mon, 22 Jun 2020 13:10 UTC

Total summer (yellow bars; 1 April – 1 October),
© The Bee Informed Partnership

Total summer (yellow bars; 1 April – 1 October), winter (gray; 1 October – 1 April), and annual (orange bars; 1 October – 1 October) honey bee colony loss rates in the United States across years of the Bee Informed Partnership’s national honey bee colony loss survey, 2007/2008-2019/2020. Results from the inaugural survey commissioned by the Apiary Inspectors of America and performed in 2006-07 are not included.

The western honey bee, the species used across the country to support food production, to provide a natural sweetener, and to quite simply contribute to our leisure and free time, is among the most important of pollinators.

To mark Pollinator Week, the Bee Informed Partnership (BIP) recently released the results of its 2019-2020 National Honey Bee Colony Loss Survey.

Results revealed some interesting insights into the experiences of our honey bee colonies, and their keepers, across the country this past year.

From April 1st, 2019 to April 1st, 2020, nearly 44 percent of colonies were lost. Losses during Summer 2019 marked the highest ever recorded by BIP during that season, whereas losses during Winter 2019/2020 were the second lowest on record.

To see the most up-to-date information of colony loss in the United States, please visit BIP's Loss & Management Survey page.

Preliminary Results of the 2019-2020 National Honey Bee Colony Loss Survey
 

TxGal

Day by day
Thanks, Martinhouse! Here is the podcast Martinhouse mentioned:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY90JRyFcDM


UNBELIEVABLE: Gov. Forces Farms to Shut Down. Food Shortages Imminent.
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Run time is 16:35

A controlled demolition of our global food supply is taking place at a staggering rate: Ontario FORCES closure of farms. China BANS sale of live poultry. Aldi Sud SHAMES customers for buying meat. MILLIONS of pounds of seed potatoes are DISCARDED in a giant hole. One could not shut down food production more rapidly than is NOW taking place -- we must all grow food immediately for our families and communities. Spread the word.
 

Martinhouse

Deceased
I just listened to Ice Age Farmer a second time, and it occurred to me that if, indeed, things are already well underway to shut down raising animals, then by next spring, if not a whole lot sooner, all the hatcheries will be shut down, too. So if anyone plans to have chickens, best get them now and decide on a breed that you can keep going without ever ordering again. And hopefully there will be others near enough to you that you can exchange roosters now and then, or at least borrow each other's roosters to keep the genetics fresh.

Right now I only have six hens left and I'm thinking I should see if I can find more while I might still have a chance to get them. If I'm not too late already. I have Barred Rocks, and I would not mind getting some Buff Orpingtons to mix in with them.

I won't be surprised if the day comes before too much longer that I won't be able to buy rabbit or chicken feed any more, either. I can probably grow enough garden things to feed chickens and rabbits year round, but it sure would be a lot more work! Maybe it wouldn't hurt to look into filling up a few more feed cans before the summer is out.
 

Martinhouse

Deceased
There's a new short podcast on Adapt 2030.

"Living in Multiple Bubbles" His greenhouse comments are rather interesting.

rt - 7:45
 

TxGal

Day by day
Here is the new Adapt 2030 podcast Martinhouse mentioned above (thank you!):

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnflfkzqPTY


Living in Multiple Bubbles (1008)
5,277 views • Jul 4, 2020

Run time is 7:45

Plexiglass shortages from rising demand for restaurants to create bubbles for customers to sit in so these businesses can reopen. Wealth gap on a vertical split as corn prices spike amid Ireland recording the driest spring since 1847.
 

TxGal

Day by day
The Oppenheimer Ranch Project has a new podcast out:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo8wPJzJFS4


Record Rainfall Triggers Deadly Floods and Landslides in Japan - Cosmic Ray (GSM) Science Connection
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Run time is 4:45

Japan floods: ‘Unprecedented rainfall’ leaves at least 15 dead and houses swept away amid devastating landslides https://bit.ly/3grLpZJ
Record rainfall triggers floods and landslides in Japan https://bit.ly/31HO51n
Cosmic Ray Maximum https://bit.ly/386upWf
Increased ionization supports growth of aerosols into cloud condensation nuclei https://go.nature.com/2qmprmy
 
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