The Ice Age Cometh! Forget Global Warming!

Currently, with this mornings reading being at 14C.* Lots of cloud cover over the last week. Temps will mildly improve today.
At the present time, I am working with my neighbor (with his preparations for the change of the seasons.) He's a pro wood cutter.

They have been insisting on a polar irruption towards the weekend. There would be a significant drop in temperatures, being the first important autumn reon

July 24 2020
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Sur la Côte d'Azur en France, nous avons eu un été chaud sans orage ni pluie, 22° ce matin au lever 6h30, là le soleil brille dans un ciel bleu sans nuage... La température va monter jusqu'à 30° à l'ombre cet après midi... La fraicheur nous ferait du bien et la pluie aussi...
Mon climatiseur portable vient de mourir, je me demande si je dois attendre avant de le remplacer ?... Heureusement j'ai des ventilateurs plafonniers...

On the French Riviera in France, we had a hot summer without thunderstorm or rain, 22° this morning at 6:30 am, there the sun is shining in a blue sky without clouds ... The temperature will rise to 30° in the shade this afternoon... The freshness would be good for us and the rain too...
My portable air conditioner has just died, I wonder if I have to wait before replacing it... Fortunately I have ceiling fans...

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
 
Summer snow in Russia and not just a light dusting!

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From Electroverse:

Professor Valentina Zharkova: "We entered the 'modern' Grand Solar Minimum on June 8, 2020"
A new editorial paper has landed from professor Valentina Zharkova, entitled: "Modern Grand Solar Minimum will Lead to Terrestrial Cooling". Published on August 4, 2020, Zharkova's latest analysis suggests that June 8, 2020 was the date on which we entered the Modern (Eddy) Grand Solar Minimum.

The opening paragraph reads:

"In this editorial I will demonstrate with newly discovered solar activity proxy-magnetic field that the Sun has entered into the modern Grand Solar Minimum (2020-2053) that will lead to a significant reduction of solar magnetic field and activity like during Maunder minimum leading to noticeable reduction of terrestrial temperature."

Another passage states:

"Currently, the Sun has completed solar cycle 24 - the weakest cycle of the past 100+ years - and in 2020, has started cycle 25. During the periods of low solar activity, such as the modern grand solar minimum, the Sun will often be devoid of sunspots. This is what is observed now at the start of this minimum, because in 2020 the Sun has seen, in total, 115 spotless days (or 78%), meaning 2020 is on track to surpass the space-age record of 281 spotless days (or 77%) observed in 2019. However, the cycle 25 start is still slow in firing active regions and flares, so with every extra day/week/month that passes, the null in solar activity is extended marking a start of grand solar minimum."

What are the consequences for Earth of this decrease of solar activity?

"From 1645 to 1710, the temperatures across much of the Northern Hemisphere of the Earth plunged when the Sun entered a quiet phase now called the Maunder Minimum. This likely occurred because the total solar irradiance was reduced by 0.22%," shown below (top graph); "that led to a decrease of the average terrestrial temperature measured mainly in the Northern hemisphere in Europe by 1.0-1.5°C," also below (bottom graph):

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"The surface temperature of the Earth was reduced all over the Globe, especially in the countries of the Northern hemisphere," continues Zharkova's editorial. "Europe and North America went into a deep freeze: alpine glaciers extended over valley farmland; sea ice crept south from the Arctic; Dunab and Thames rivers froze regularly during these years as well as the famous canals in the Netherlands."

Zharkova's latest analysis suggests that a repeat of a Maunder Minimum-style spell of global cooling will run through solar cycles 25-27 (2020-2053). She writes: "Similarly to the Maunder Minimum ... the reduction of solar magnetic field will cause a decrease of solar irradiance by about 0.22% for a duration of three solar cycles (25-27)." Zharkova determines that this drop in TSI (in conjunction with the "often overlooked" role solar background magnetic field plays, as well as with cloud nucleating cosmic rays) will lead to "a drop of the terrestrial temperature by up to 1.0°C from the current temperature during the next three cycles (25-27) ... to only 0.4°C higher than the temperature measured in 1710," with the largest temperature drops arriving "during the local minima between cycles 25−26 and cycles 26-27."

And crucially, Zharkova isn't afraid to lay out the implications of all this.

She concludes:

"The reduction of a terrestrial temperature during the next 30 years can have important implications for different parts of the planet on growing vegetation, agriculture, food supplies, and heating needs in both Northern and Southern hemispheres. This global cooling during the upcoming grand solar minimum (2020-2053) can offset for three decades any signs of global warming and would require inter-government efforts to tackle problems with heat and food supplies for the whole population of the Earth."

Oh, what a rude-awakening all those who have somehow retained faith in the modern climate sciences have in store for them. I have no idea how long their AGW ruse can continue, how long the UHI-effect can prop up those phony global temperature charts — and while all of us are in for a bumpy ride cooling-wise, won't it be fun watching the smug, self-righteous faces of AGW party members drop as their orchestrated religion collapses around them (no doubt there will be a moment of finger pointing and yelps of "I told you so", but then, as is human nature, I will likely offer to share a portion of of my recently harvested fava beans-minus the nice Chianti, that is...).

For Professor Valentina Zharkova's fascinating editorial in full, click here.

The COLD TIMES are returning, the mid-latitudes are REFREEZING; in line with 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 for the upcoming solar-driven chilllearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.

Another recent relevant article:

New scientific study finds we could be entering the next Grand Solar Minimum

The 'extreme temperature' topic section on sott.net has numerous articles relating to increasingly colder times from around the world.
 
Just in case anyone missing it, there's been significant summer snowfall on some of the mountain ranges of Europe, 29/30 August.
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Up to 8 inches according to one report: Snowfall in The Alps and Pyrenees | InTheSnow
 
I have a question. C mentioned 1000 yrs of transition, is that the length of the mini ice age? That is quite long most people will either died or migrate to tropic. Not enough land for agriculture or city building (you still need to save space for nature/forest to sustain civ). Not to mentioned lack of rain (Cooler weather in general), increased salinity in the ocean, due to water pilling up as snow. Basically low on everything needed to sustain civilization, natural resources, food, space or infrastructure.

If I am not mistaken, the 1000-year period is meant to start with transition to 4D and will be the time when souls are supposed to refine their affinity either towards 4D STS or STO. Once you get to 4D, the ice age won't be so much of an issue as you can surely imagine because our dependence on material, 3D stuff will be greatly reduced, possibly entirely eliminated. The hard part is to make it from 3D alive. It's good to have some means (stock, tools, knowledge, skills) to survive the changing times but what we really need is to keep our knowledge & awareness growing, networking with other soulmates, fine tuning of our body machine and thus raising FRV in order to have a chance of making it to the new world of 4D reality. When you focus purely on surviving ice age in 3D and you get 'lucky enough' to survive then you are doomed. Whoever remains on the 3D planet after whatever wicked things come our way, will not be really overjoyed. It will be a dead timeline branch, OSIT.
 
The Greenlandic ice sheet 2019-2020
The amount of melt for the season September 2019 to September 2020 on the Greenlandic ice sheet is becoming clear. Here are some screen pictures taken from the Twitter account of Polarportal.dk The blue areas mark increase and the red areas a decrease. I don't know exactly what the reason is that on the west coast they report increases near the coast while further inland there has been very much melt. Anyway, Greenland did not disappear this season either, even though they published a study saying that the ice in Greenland melts much quicker than expected. I will get to that, but for now:
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The Tweet is in English, but the images are with Danish text. I hope you get the picture regardless of the language.
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If one takes the difference between where they say we are now, and where we were at the beginning of the melting season in June, the ruler when used by Polar Portal says it is slightly more:
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The above study refers to a study published in Nature.

While the melt this year was not extraordinary, as if just in time, DMI wrote yesterday:
The rapidly melting from Greenland and Antarctica means that ice is now the main cause of rising world oceans. New research from the National Center for Climate Research and the University of Leeds puts the figure at: 1.8 cm since the 1990s, solely due to melting.

Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice at surprising speed.

Since water level rises began to be measured in the 1990s, the melting from Antarctica has yielded 7.2 mm in water level rises, while Greenland has contributed 10.6 mm. This must be combined with the thermal expansion of the sea when the temperature rises, and the latest measurements show that the world's oceans are now rising by 4 mm per year.

"We knew very well that the melting of ice would accelerate, but it is going somewhat faster than we expected. Reality almost overtakes the climate models we have used so far to calculate melting, ”says Ruth Mottram, climate researcher at the National Center for Climate Research at DMI.

The results have just been published in the acclaimed journal Nature Climate Change.

IPCC's highest scenario

The study compares observations of the retreat of glaciers with calculations of melting from climate models for Antarctica and Greenland.

Here you can see that the meltdown follows the highest scenario in the IPCC's latest major climate report, even though CO2 emissions are slightly below that scenario (Read the IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report). [...]

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The link to the mentioned journal is Nature Climate Change which has a focus on Climate Change. On the latest issue there was this image:
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With headline and studies like this, we know what to expect, although looking at the words above, I wondered if not some of the COVID19 measures have had just these effects, "compelling the movement of ... populations across the planet. And it impacts international trade and risk of hunger." How is that for coincidence?
Before drifting further into the political science of climate change, or is it the science of political climate change, I will tie up this post in a few words: "The ice sheet in Greenland 🇬🇱 is still there, ❄☃ :-) The melt this year began at the average time, and the amount of melt was average."
 
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Before drifting further into the political science of climate change, or is it the science of political climate change, I will tie up this post in a few words: "The ice sheet in Greenland 🇬🇱 is still there, ❄☃ :-) The melt this year began at the average time, and the amount of melt was average."

Here's a short video that summarizes their info on the ice sheet melting in Greenland and Antarctica.


And just today I saw this news (in Russian) that apparently a glacier that is located in the Polar Urals area has completely melted.

Obviously such news are further fueling the GW narative.
 
From Electroverse:

Their press releases surely won't admit it, but NOAA's PREDICTED SUNSPOT NUMBER AND RADIO FLUX data appears to show a 'full-blown' Grand Solar Minimum running from the late-2020s to at least the 2040s.

NOAA (who's solar forecasts generally come out higher than NASA's) say it won't be until mid-2025 before we see the peak of the next Solar Cycle (25), with the maximum topping out at 114.6 sunspots:

NOAA solar cycle 25


NOAA predicts Solar Cycle 25 will max out at 114.6 sunspots in July, 2025 (note this is far higher than NASA’s official prediction of around 30 to 40 sunspots).

NOAA's forecast then begins to plot the descent into the minimum of Cycle 25 from mid-2025 to 2031-or-thereabouts; and while all this paints Solar Cycle 25 as another historically weak cycle (one similar to 24 and which will continue the cooling trend), it isn't the story here.

Minimum of Solar Cycle 25 should arrive around 2031.


Minimum of Solar Cycle 25 should arrive around 2031.

The story is that NOAA aren't seeing the expected ramp-up into Cycle 26. When the sunspot number should be climbing back up, the agency's data (linked here) reveals sunspots remain low, and actually continuing dropping:

2031 to 2033 sunspots



2033 to 2034 sunspots


NOAA is predicting all-but ZERO sunspots throughout the 2030s:

early 2030s sunspots



late 2030s sunspots


There is no ramp-up into Solar Cycle 26.

into solar cycle 26

THERE IS NO SOLAR CYCLE 26!

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Nor are there any signs of the start of Solar Cycle 27: the data only runs through the year 2040, but within those final twelve months a SPOTLESS sun persists:

Sunspots late 2040


NOAA is predicting a 'full-blown' Grand Solar Minimum (GSM).

GSM's have the potential to hold sunspots at ZERO for multiple decades. The most famous example is the Maunder Minimum (1645-1715) which brought plummeting temperatures, crop loss, famine, and the deaths of hundreds of millions of people ACROSS the planet.

Unfortunately, history repeats — climate is cyclic, never linear. But unlike during the Maunder Minimum, there's a twist this time around; we modern humans have another cosmological factor to contend with: Earth's magnetosphere -a key line of defense against incoming Cosmic Rays- is waning at an increasing rate as north and south magnetic poles continue their wander.

The field is expected to be considerably weaker by 2040, and, as with previous magnetic excursions/reversals, these events can lead to an uptick in volcanic/seismic activity, solar outbursts, and even the onset of ice ages.

These two independent factors occurring simultaneously --a Grand Solar Minimum AND a Pole Shift- are throwing us something of a curve-ball. Each factor alone results in a dramatic waning of earth's magnetosphere, the upshot of which is more Cosmic Rays entering our atmosphere nucleating clouds, sending volcanoes a'poppin', cooling the planet, and affecting biology.

Modern civilization is entering unprecedented times.

Prepare.

For those out there who feel that "something is coming" -- well, perhaps a Grand Solar Minimum is that something. We humans are programmed to recognize cycles -them having been ingrained within us during our evolution- and the activity of the cosmos runs like a clock.

400 years of Sunspot Observations


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

And as well as NOAA, NASA also 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.

NASA prediction of Solar Cycle 25


Prepare for the COLDlearn the facts, relocate if need be, and grow your own.
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Other scientific papers from last month relating to Grand Solar Minimum include:
All this utter nonsense about the flu-like covid 1984 and the real threats to humanity are already apparent: Grand Solar Minimum (with related Earth Changes and food shortages) and incoming space rocks / weather. :whistle:
 
Some interesting information: The black line in the graph below shows the Antarctic sea ice extent of 2020 so far. The Belgian dr. who keeps a close eye on such developments writes: "Sea ice on Antarctica is still growing with the same speed and magnitude as the 20-year reference average. There is however more ice than the last 3 years." He makes a joke at the end saying that this will probably be all over the news.


In this tweet he shows a graph by the Danish Antarctic Research Institute which shows an increase of 400 gigatons of ice sheet in Greenland since Sept 2019.

Perhaps also interesting is that in one of his tweets he links to a paper (Kalisa et al. 2020) by climate scientists in China, UK, Nigeria and Rwanda that shows no increase in droughts in East Africa.

Another: He often points out that the temperature in cities is a bit higher than temperature measured in the countryside. In the graph below you see the difference in the surface temperature between land and ocean. He writes: "Climate alarm followers are worrying about an increase of temperature of 1.5 degrees Celsius since measuring began in 1850. Most of the warming however can be attributed to concrete and asphalt in the area of the measuring stations. The surface of Earth is 70% water, therefore there is practically no warming."

 
There was heavy snowfall in the Altai village.

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On Thursday, September 10, a snowstorm struck the Altai village of Tashanta, located in Kosh-Agach district.

The first snow that covered the streets and houses melted a few hours later. Altai publicists report that they saw snow in other parts of the republic, though not in such numbers.

The village of Tashanta is located in a mountainous area at an altitude of 2 thousand meters above sea level. Locals regularly observe sharp changes in the weather - snowfalls in late spring and early autumn are rare here, but not unique.

 
I have a feeling that Trump is in the know about an upcoming ice age. Take a look at his remarks recently with the California National Guard starting at around 5:18:

President Trump Delivers Remarks at Ceremony Recognizing the California National Guard

He says "It'll start getting cooler, you just watch". He also says "science doesn't know actually" in response to a statement saying that he should listen to the science behind the "official" climate change viewpoint. A few people are heard chuckling after hearing trump say this stuff and the guy on the far right is seen smiling after too!

How current and future policies are influenced by this would be interesting to witness if we are to have Trump in the white house again, which is likely.
 
I have a feeling that Trump is in the know about an upcoming ice age

Yeah, I was just commenting on Trump's remarks. It's just another thing that Trump gets right, he sees through a lot of BS. His reply to the guy who said science doesn't agree with him, "Well, I don't think science knows, actually", is hilarious and shows how Trump is not scared to confront the BS and won't back down. And he's right!
 
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