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Over in Russia, October 5th set a new temperature record of -1.7°C, which is around 28°F, breaking the old 1951 record. Cold is now making Russian news this early in the season.

Why the Historic Snowstorm Sweeps Through N. Hemisphere

This video was originally published 10/10/2019

In the meantime, circled on the map is Vahino, just above Japan and south of Kamchatka Peninsula with record cold and snow experienced in Japan over the last few years, does this indicate a shift of the polar vortex and the extreme cold to Asia over the next few years? This was observed in Europe and North America as well, so maybe it is just doing its clockwork around the planet and Asia will be battered this year with cold and snow. I guess that remains to be seen.

Looking at the GFS snowfall totals from October 10^th to October 26^th. I wanted to show this map because that snow line extends far south, all the way to almost the border of Mexico, and it is not January or February yet. It is still in the middle of October, early fall.

Additionally, all eyes are on this front with brutal cold and a multiple feet of snow sweeping across the U.S. crop growing zones. They are already pummeled by the latest spring planting on record, as well as the lowest amount of planted acreage since 1938, then now, this early snow. There are few crops that have matured in the fields and more than 70% of all the American crops grown in these areas were planted late.

These types of temperatures and snowfall will definitely signal an end to the 2019 growing season.

Early snow and cold, these are two different animals, but both have detrimental effects on N. Hemishere crop yields. According to pivotalweather, snowfall totals are expected to rise, anywhere in the orange region is about 3 ft of snow, periphery of aquas and the blues are half a foot, at the very least. Again, these regions have immature crops so I am wondering if they could harvest early.

Hence, the questions: Will this year be trully the lowest harvest season ever in almost 100 years in the US? How will that affect grain prices globally? Food for you and me is the main reason I do what I do, like discussing how crop losses are cyclical in pattern, matching the Sun’s decline in solar activity as well as reminding everyone that less food means higher prices and contracting economy. Everything else snowballs from food, I believe.

Also, Surprise, Record-Breaking October Snowstorm Buries Spokane. Does this mean, this is really a surprise, like it caught the weather forcasters off-guard too? This, by the way, is the second snowiest October day ever, and a new all-time daily record for snowfall totals back to 1957. So, how much snow was there?

This image shows enough snow to strand those trailers.

I dug up this image the day after the record-breaking snow, look how clear the sky is and notice the trees. This has been repetitively observed in the Northerm Hemisphere in September and October, snow blanketing the trees that are still fully covered with leaves. This seems to be the new phenomenon.

Now, to put this in perspective, this is how different this storm is. On October 8^th, 2019, Spokane International Airport recorded 3.3 inches of snow. The usual daily maximum snowfall total was just a trace, meaning, a tenth of an inch or under, which is 33 times the old record. As you can see, newscasters still put the number in the news as a new record, because it was only 3.3 inches of snow, which was not very much. But, if they are going to change the headline to “Spokane breaks its old record by 33 times” you might take a second look. This, sadly, will not happen on the narrative of CO₂ warming.

As this storm front approaches the westcoast, PG&E issued a warning that “maybe” some of their lines will fall and fires will start again, so they are going to cut the power to 900 thousand households. Power outages in Northern California, corporations are getting the surfs mentally ready: California climate scientist predicts more “climate fuel blackout” going forward.

This is not a “climate fuel blackout”, this is due to poor infrastructre from PG&E that they are worried their cables collapsing and starting fires. It has nothing to do with climate change, it is more on bad infrastructre, bad investement and poor upkeep. Just wait, this whole thing will trigger a shift into renewables.

Anyway, in the climate debate, media keeps on saying that the warming oceans cause more evaporation, which creates more snow, but I do not think so. Look back in 1998, if it was truly so, record snows should have been experienced back in the 90s and every record broken at this moment should have been breaking records from the 90s, because of how hot it was “causing more snows because of hot oceans”.

That super El Niño in the late 1990’s would have caused massive evaporation, which would have caused more massive record snowfalls, but it didn’t. So be warned, as we approach the cusp of this Grand Solar Minimum, all these new record snowfalls are coming from nowhere.

I encourage you to do your own research, and investigate the possible causation of these events that are unfolding right now. But then, whatever it is, our atmosphere is absolutely shifting.

Finally, this is a little bit scary. Holloween decorations are covered by the all-time heaviest October snows in Washington State.

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