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The last report from Electroverse summarising December so far:


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RUSSIA PLUNGES TO -61C (-77.8F); RECORD-COLD AND SNOW-CHAOS HIT THE UK, SENDING ENERGY PRICES TO UNPRECEDENTED HIGHS; SIERRA SLAMMED WITH SNOW, MORE THREATENS CENTRAL US; + AUSTRALIA BUSTS 20+ MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS​

DECEMBER 12, 2022 CAP ALLON

RUSSIA PLUNGES TO -61C (-77.8F)

It’s been historically cold across the majority of transcontinental Russia in recent weeks.

Most recently (Dec 12), Yakutian –the cold pole of Oymyakon– has seen the mercury sink to -61C (-77.8F) — the coldest temperature in the Northern Hemisphere this wintry season–and very early for such a reading.

In fact, and even more impressively, this is Oymyakon’s coldest December temperature since 1984 (solar minimum of cycle 21), and also the second lowest December temperature in ALL of Russia (also since 1984).


[courtesy of @ThierryGooseBC on Twitter]

It’s been historically cold in Northern China, too.

Last month, the coldest temperatures since the 1980s disrupted the seasonal migration of nomadic herders in northwest China’s Xinjiang region.

The inclement conditions trapped many herders and froze thousands of livestock to death as blizzards and temperatures as low as a record-smashing -48.6C (-55.5F) descended from the north.


The blast also froze at least seven Chinese construction workers at a project site in city of Altay.

Even the capital Beijing got in on the cold act, registering its lowest November temperature since 1970.

Looking ahead, the next 10 days are forecast to bring more of the same, perhaps even an intensification.

China will be hit by three cold waves with the the mercury across the nation on course to hold exceptionally low for an extended period of time. Northeast China will find itself in the center of the Arctic outbreak, with record-breaking temperatures of -50C (-58F) on the cards.

China, and indeed Russia, know what’s coming.

Their scientists have long-been warning about it…

RECORD-COLD AND SNOW-CHAOS HIT THE UK…

The UK has been enduring some truly anomalous early-season chills, with snow blanketing all four home nations.

The Scottish glens plunged below -15C (5F) over the past few mornings, which, in record books dating back to the 1800s, makes it the UK’s lowest temperatures for Dec 11 and 12 on record, besting the 14.7C from 1967 and the 15C from 1981, respectively.

Needless to say, the MSM is refusing to touch the historical nature of the freeze, instead opting to focus on aspects such the disruptive snow–which is also unseasonable, and the concerning energy implications–more on that later.

London, for example, rarely sees accumulating snow in December, let alone during the first half of the month, but this was the scene on Sunday evening across the capital:



Brits have been conditioned to expect ever-milder winters thanks to ‘catastrophic anthropogenic global warming’, they are woefully unprepared for what’s really barreling down the pike.

TV pop-scientists told them the planet was warming uncontrollably and that nothing, not even a decrease in the Sun’s output, could counter this.

The only course of action, the establishment decreed, was to drastically reduce ones living standards, via what amounts to a defunding of the fossil industry, in order to reduce CO2 output.

This is genius in its malevolence, but in its malevolence only. Because what it boils down to for the 99.9% is economic and prosperity suicide. Very few seem to acknowledge that. After all, when facing ‘the end of the world’ all measures are on the table, no matter how anti-human or outright evil: Energy restrictions, “of course”; climate lockdowns, “whatever works”; a social credit score system, “if you think it’s best”.

The masses have traded free-thought and autonomy for an easy life where everything is decided for them, and there’s only one way that was ever going to go, because power corrupts.

If you fell for this scam, shame on you. Your weak, lazy and fear-driven choices have doomed us all. This chimes with COVID, too. Your cowardice won’t be forgiven.

Snow was a thing of the past, right Britons?


The irony of these gaz-guzzling, Co2-spewing cars skidding about the ice isn’t lost:


The snow was much heavier in the north, as you might expect.

So heavy, in fact, that four walkers in the Scottish Mountains had to be rescued after they encountered “waist deep” snow.

The UK has not prepared its citizens for what’s coming…


…the lights (and heating) will go off, and soon; if not this year, then next–at least this is what the energy CEOs are warning us.


Cold kills 20x as many people than heat, according to a recent study published in The Lancet, with that figure shown to be 80x as per other research. While a 2020 study in the U.S. concluded that patients who died of the cold were responsible for 94% of all temperature-related deaths.

Prepare.

SENDING ENERGY PRICES TO UNPRECEDENTED HIGHS

UK power prices jumped to record levels on Monday as freezing temperatures caused a surge in demand–just as a drop in wind generation compounds a supply crunch.


Live data from the National Grid showed that wind was providing just 3% of Britain’s electricity generation on Sunday, with gas-fired power stations providing 59%, and nuclear and imports accounting for about 15%.

The day-ahead price settled at a record £674.78 a megawatt-hour on the Epex Spot SE exchange with the price for 5-6 p.m. clearing at an all-time high of £2585.80 a megawatt-hour, as the Met Office extended weather warnings for snow and ice throughout the UK.

Prices are surging as an unseasonably-fierce Arctic outbreak forces Britons to increase their heating usage, pushing up demand for energy –despite record-high bills– and running down the country’s reserves far earlier than expected.

This is the story across Europe, too.

Authorities across the EU say they have enough gas in the tanks to stave off an ‘average’ winter, but this one is looking far from normal as the continent braces for its second disruptive polar blast in as many weeks:


GFS 2m Temperature Anomalies for Dec 13 [tropicaltidbits.com].

Note, for me in on the Iberian Peninsula, things continue to hold mild–albeit very wet and windy.

Myself and my young family are living off-grid in Central Portugal, growing our own food etc. We run all of our power needs off our 5000W solar setup, but do have a back-up generator in case of a failure. However, the generator itself failed over the weekend, and so I traveled to our closest city to replace it. But no luck. Apparently, a massive order was put in last week, destined for the Ukraine.

Very well, so be it, the Ukrainian’s no doubt need them more than me. But still, I can’t help but think this is another turning of the screw for the average citizen; more specifically, that faceless, unelected forces above our heads continue to negatively impact our ability to properly prepare for what’s coming.

I don’t know…



SIERRA SLAMMED WITH SNOW…

Roads remain closed and conditions dangerous as a winter storm that slammed the Sierra continued Sunday, with low temperatures and freeze watches extended into the new week, and another 2-feet of snow expected overnight Sunday alone.

An overnight low of 40F was forecast for San Francisco, with the mercury forecast to plunge lower Tuesday.

A freeze watch is in effect from late Monday through Tuesday morning in the North Bay valleys, encompassing Santa Rosa and the Napa Valley. Overnight it could sink to the mid-20s

The National Weather Service warned of “difficult to impossible” travel conditions throughout the Sierra, with whiteout conditions, major travel delays and chain controls and road closures likely.


The Placer County sheriff’s North Lake Tahoe station is buried in snow Saturday.


…MORE THREATENS CENTRAL US

The Sierra snowstorm is now making its way to east, already dropping heavy snow to the north-Central U.S. and bringing severe storms to the South.

The latest GFS run (shown below) reveals the snowiest spots, which currently look set to be eastern Montana, the Dakotas, northern Nebraska and Minnesota. The Northeast also won’t be spared, with another dumping of early-season snow set to follow the historic 6+ feet that clipped the likes of Buffalo last month.


GFS Total Snowfall (inches) Dec 12 – Dec 28 [tropicaltidbits.com].


AUSTRALIA BUSTS 20+ MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS

Australia’s most-recent cold spell, which follows a colder-than-average-winter, spring and the country’s lowest summer temperature ever recorded, produced at least 20 monthly low temperature records over a just a 2-day period.

Some the standouts included Dunedoo’s 1.2C (34.2F), Bairnsdale Airport’s 3C (37.4F) and Grenfell’s 3.5C (38.3F).

The Dunedoo value is particularly impressive, besting the previous December record (1965) by 2.6C.

Looking ahead, the south’s chill won’t abate anytime soon:


GFS 2m Temperature Anomalies (C) for Dec 13 [tropicaltidbits.com].


GFS 2m Temperature Anomalies (C) for Dec 15 [tropicaltidbits.com].


GFS 2m Temperature Anomalies (C) for Dec 25 [tropicaltidbits.com].


Much of the planet is holding unusually-cold.

Taking the Northern Hemisphere, polar air is being displaced and funneled south, with the Arctic itself now holding mild.

This is fully expected during –and explained by– extended periods of low solar activity (such as the historically low output we’re receiving now), but be on watch for MSM obfuscation: “Look, the Arctic is XX-degrees above average, think of the polar bears!” the activist-scientists will cry, as us humans at the lower latitudes struggle to heat our homes due an entirely avoidable energy crisis arriving simultaneously with a cyclically-returning bout of COOLING (…coincidence…).

And then next year, when the issue is ten-times worse and there’s no energy left to ration, what do these murderous puppets of the controlled-destructors suggest we do then? Move to an anomalously-mild Arctic? Or will it be the case that these traitors to humanity have already been tossed to us proles and lynched by then? Not a suggestion, by the way — just a question…
 

A week out from summer solstice in Australia snow and sub-zero temperatures hit the Snowy Mountains

Plenty of snow has fallen at Charlotte Pass.
© Charlotte Pass Snow Resort
Plenty of snow has fallen at Charlotte Pass.


Opinions always vary among locals in the NSW Snowy Mountains as to whether snow in summer is an unusual event.

But flurries of frost spotted on the alpine peaks less than two weeks out from Christmas this year are being considered by some as a bit of a novelty.

Jindabyne Chamber of Commerce chair Olivier Kapetanakos lives at 1,200 metres elevation and had snow on his property this morning.

He said it was "not normal".

"We had a good drift of snow this morning, but it's very surreal," he said.


"Our chickens don't like it too much."


Areas like Perisher Valley, Thredbo Village, Charlotte Pass and Selwyn have been experiencing sub-zero temperatures in the evening, which will continue over the next few days, with morning temperatures in towns like Jindabyne only reaching single digits.

Selwyn Snow Resort has recieved a dusting today.
© Selwyn Snow Resort
Selwyn Snow Resort has recieved a dusting today.


The unseasonable spell of wintry conditions will last right through the week, as a "blocking" weather pattern prevents warm air from returning to Australia's southern shore.

Mr Kapetanakos said locals could remember snow falling as low as Jindabyne at 915m elevation in December in the past, and it would be special if it happened again, especially for tourists in town.

"It has been snowing before on Christmas Day ... but it's not something we experience frequently at all," he said.

Charlotte Pass, in the NSW Snowy Mountains.
© Charlotte Pass Snow Resort
Charlotte Pass, in the NSW Snowy Mountains.


"It would be absolutely brilliant if that happened."

'It will disappear pretty quickly'

Weather forecaster from MountainWatch.com Reggae Elliss said it was the extended cold snap two weeks out from Christmas, rather than the presence of snow, that was unique.

Snow has even fallen in Delegate on the border between NSW and Vic.
© Angus Hobson
Snow has even fallen in Delegate on the border between NSW and Vic.


But he doesn't expect white stuff to stick around.

"It's not run of the mill stuff just because of the length of time we're seeing with this period of cold weather," he said.

"That is unusual for mid-December and 11 days from Christmas, so it's not something we see typically."

"These snowfalls are only light, so the lower half of the mountain won't have any snow on it and with a bit of sun, it will disappear pretty quickly."

The snow and cold weather has also caused some mountain bike and hiking trails to close, causing issues for spontaneous day trippers and last-minute bookings.

"In summer, we're known for mountain biking, fishing, lake activities and alpine walks," Mr Kapetanakos said.

"Certainly people who had booked are coming down, but day visitors out of Canberra and Sydney aren't arriving yet."

Snow seen from Thredbo Village on Wednesday morning.
© John Gaul
Snow seen from Thredbo Village on Wednesday morning.
 
David Dubyne’s recent report. (23 minutes)

WHAT DOES 2023 HOLD FOR OUR WORLD ?​


Some highlights:

How are they going to explain all these earth changing events?

One more large volcanic incident and that’s it, run and buy a greenhouse and start growing stuff.

Food and energy crisis at the same time to bring everyone onto the CBDC digital system if you want to eat.

BlackRock’s Aladdin predicting the greatest crash in history…starting this month!

Flooding numbers around the world hitting the top of the charts for rainfall.

 
We obviously don't talk about it, but the national average is down by -3° from December 1 to 13, ranking this start of winter as the 12th coldest in almost 100 years in France. It's not trivial and it doesn't happen every year!! #meteofr #climat #hiver #froid

Extreme weather hazards continue to impact millions nationwide https://tinyurl.com/3cr6974x
Deadly severe weather outbreak continues in South https://tinyurl.com/3ymx6b2d
Tornadoes, flooding, damaging wind, and hail possible in NO https://tinyurl.com/ymw9fn38
Tornado Forecast Map https://tinyurl.com/323jc3ze At least 5 tornadoes confirmed in Texas https://tinyurl.com/muzch9ar
7 injured in Texas tornadoes -blizzard warnings issued in 6 states https://tinyurl.com/5bupv376
Strong to severe storms expected in Central Florida Thursday https://tinyurl.com/5y25uss5
SNOWFALL ANALYSIS https://www.weather.gov/crh/snowfall
SNOTEL Westside Snowpack Map https://tinyurl.com/w3ddny22
Widespread Winter Storm Continues and Advances Eastward https://www.weather.gov/
GFS Model US https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analy...
Rat Islands https://www.britannica.com/place/Rat-...
Semisopochnoi https://volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn...
WORLDWIDE VOLCANO NEWS https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volc...
GOES X-Ray Flux https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/go...
Space Weather https://solarham.net/
INTENSIFYING SOLAR FLARE ACTIVITY https://spaceweather.com/
SOHO Movie Maker https://soho.nascom.nasa.gov/data/The...
The Geminid meteor shower of 2022 wowed skywatchers https://www.space.com/geminid-meteor-...
Mars rover captures first sound of dust devil on red planet https://tinyurl.com/yv6kwnhj
Video Of The Dust Devil https://jirafeau.isae-supaero.fr/f.ph...
Jack Dorsey apologizes for his Twitter moderation choices, saying he did the 'wrong thing for the internet and society' https://tinyurl.com/66f4rane




 
Montana looking at prolonged period of cold temperatures.
'The National Weather Service Office in Missoula is calling for bitter cold below zero temperatures to arrive in west central and southwest Montana...
“We have moderate to high confidence that we're going to see a change to a prolonged very cold period starting this Sunday,” began Conlin.'
 


Niigata, southern Tohoku in Japan hit by record snowfalls - 2.2 meters (7.2 feet) deep

People walk through wind and snow on Monday morning in Shibetsu, Hokkaido.
© The Yomiuri Shimbun
People walk through wind and snow on Monday morning in Shibetsu, Hokkaido.

A strong cold snap has brought record snowfalls to Niigata Prefecture on the Sea of Japan and the southern Tohoku region. Japan's Meteorological Agency warns that more snow is coming and advises people to be on high alert for traffic disruptions and other problems.

Weather officials said that as of 5 p.m. on Monday, the snow was about 2.2 meters deep in Ohkura Village, Yamagata Prefecture, and more than 1.8 meters deep in Niigata's Uonuma City.

Tadami Town in Fukushima Prefecture had a record 1.1 meters of snow during the 24 hours through Monday morning. The town's snow accumulation reached nearly 1.6 meters as of 5 p.m. on the day.


Nagaoka City in Niigata also had a record 24-hour-snowfall of 89 centimeters. Niigata City on the Sea of Japan recorded 43 centimeters during 24 hours. Both are monthly records for December.

Weather officials predict that the snow will continue through Tuesday, mainly on the Japan Sea coast side of northern to western Japan.

They say that in Niigata Prefecture and the neighboring Hokuriku region, even flatland areas may see heavy snow due to large bands of thunderclouds developing over the Sea of Japan.

The Meteorological Agency says that in the 24-hour period through Tuesday afternoon, up to 50 centimeters of snow is forecast in Niigata and Tohoku, and 35 centimeters in Hokuriku.

The agency is calling on people to be alert for traffic disruptions due to accumulated snow and icy roads, and to be watchful for power failures and avalanches.
 

Mars is warmer than the central US
By Brian Lada, AccuWeather meteorologist and digital journalist

NASA’s Perseverance rover is driving around Jezero Crater on Mars and is experiencing warmer weather than millions of people across the Plains. The latest weather report from Jezero Crater was on Dec. 21, when the rover reported a high temperature of 7 degrees below zero. For people in the Plains, such a temperature seems out of reach. As of 3 p.m. MST, the high temperature in Denver was 8 degrees below zero. At the same time, the temperature in Casper, Wyoming, was 13 degrees below zero, and in Bozeman, Montana, the temperature was 25 degrees below zero.

Although the high temperature on Mars may feel warmer than in the Plains, the low temperature on the Red Planet is a different story. Temperatures drop off a cliff after the sun sets on Mars, with the Perseverance rover reporting a low temperature of 123 degrees below zero. The rover stays warm with the help of 10.6 pounds of Plutonium, which generates heat and serves as a power source for the robotic explorer.

 

Record-breaking cold, life-threatening wind chills plunge 150 million Americans into deep freeze

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A bitter and potentially deadly blast of arctic air is continuing to charge its way across the U.S., dropping wind chills to as low as between negative 50 and negative 70 degrees across the northern Plains, and 30 below zero in the Midwest, triggering rare Hard Freeze Warnings along the Gulf Coast, and helping to fuel a monster blizzard that will bring those frigid temperature across the Great Lakes and into the Northeast.

"Behind this storm is where it's cold," FOX Weather meteorologist Britta Merwin said. "Look at Denver right now. A feels-like temperature of negative 34 degrees. So, if you're waking up in Chicago at 27 (degrees) and feeling like it's cold, there's a whole new reality coming your way. Behind this cold front, it gets dangerous."

The dangerously cold arctic air began its week-long journey by surging to the south out of Canada last weekend, dropping low temperatures Monday morning to negative 20 degrees and lower across northern Montana.

It was a preview of what was to come as the cold air spread across America's heartland to the East Coast.

Wind Chill Warnings are in effect for most of the northern and central Plains, Midwest, parts of the inland Northwest, South Texas, including Houston, and into Florida

So far, over 150 million Americans are under various cold temperature alerts, with the worst of the weather arriving before Christmas.

It's not only the record-breaking cold temperatures coming with the arctic front, but also a period of snow and strong winds that has reached Oklahoma and as far east as Michigan on Thursday.

Winds gusted to more than 30 mph, creating extremely hazardous travel conditions from Kansas to Wisconsin.

South goes into the Deep Freeze

After spending days freezing the Midwest, the bitter blast of cold air will surge south and east Friday. That will send temperatures tumbling from the southern Plains to the Southeast.

Morning low temperatures Friday morning are expected in the teens and single digits as far south as Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee, according to the FOX Forecast Center, while temperatures will remain in the teens from Central Texas to Georgia.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport may dip below 10 degrees Friday - likely its coldest December temperature since 1989. Nashville's expected low of around 10 degrees would be its coldest December reading since 2010. Houston will drop to around 17 degrees Friday morning and struggle to reach the freezing mark during the day.

"Areas like Oklahoma, Arkansas, northern Texas and northern Louisiana, and the Mississippi Delta - you have to be prepared for the cold as well as potential power outages as the wind gusts will be quite strong along with the potential for a freeze," said FOX Meteorologist Steve Bender.

Hard Freeze alerts are now in effect for much of the South - even touching the Gulf Coast shores.

The chill will likely be some of the coldest readings in at least five years for many areas east of the Mississippi River, and Wind Chill Advisories extended into the Gulf Coast. For parts of North Texas and Oklahoma, the Wind Chill alerts are the first issued in the area in 11 years.

Several other locations across the South may not get out of the teens or 20s on Friday, setting records for lowest maximum temperatures.

The arctic air will remain entrenched through the weekend - even reaching into Florida on Saturday, where low temperatures will drop to near-freezing as far south as Orlando by Christmas morning.

Even South Florida will be waking up to temperatures in the 40s.

Dangerous chill moves into Great Lakes, parts of Northeast

Meanwhile, heavy snow, fueled by moisture from the Great Lakes, has buried portions of the Midwest with blizzard conditions. The FOX Forecast Center said blizzard conditions have been reported in the Plains and Great Lakes,
creating devastating holiday travel impacts. Several airlines are allowing travelers to change flight plans ahead of the storm.

According to the FOX Forecast Center, widespread 60-plus-mph wind gusts are likely around the Great Lakes region, and there is the potential for gusts even reaching as high as 80 mph as the arctic cold front passes through the Northeast on Friday or Friday night, which would likely lead to tree damage and cause numerous power outages.

This would be dangerous with the bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills arriving Friday night and continuing through Christmas weekend.


High temperatures Saturday are forecast to only reach the single digits to teens across the Great Lakes region, with teens and 20s expected in the interior Northeast.
 
Lol! My words exacty this morning.

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After checking local weather forecast, my wife`s comments that the weather is bi-polar :-).
She is not wrong. From 2 degrees to 68 in a week is way out of ordinary. Usual temps are around 30 at this time.
 
Today, just in time for the Big US Freeze comes the soft sell junk science stories suggesting that Global Warming is responsible.


 

Well, the Cs did say that "global warming" precedes Ice Ages. But they also said that humans had little to nothing to do with it.
 
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