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A record-setting winter storm is sweeping the
United States, unleashing heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and
hazardous conditions from coast to coast.
The Arctic blast will grip the United States starting Thanksgiving Day, sending temperatures plunging far below seasonal averages, affecting over 230 million people by Friday, and dropping copious volumes of snow.
By Saturday (Nov 30), temperatures across much of
the country will have plummeted as much as 25 F below normal.
GFS 2m Temp Anomalies for Nov 29 [tropicaltidbits.com].
Heavy snow blanketed parts of Germany, Austria,
Italy, and other Alpine nations, creating hazardous conditions and
widespread disruptions. Authorities are urging caution as Europe
braces for one of its most intense early winter storms in years.
In Austria, the Tyrolean slopes received 80 cm
(2.62 ft) in just two days.
Snow along the Bow River, Calgary
Canada on Nov 23.
BBC weatherman Paul Hudson confirmed the record on X. A slew of locales broke longer-standing regional records.
For example, the coastal town of Bridlington set
its lowest November temperature since 1987, with thermometers
bottoming out at -6ºC (21.2ºF).
The weather maps below show the snow coverage by
Nov 28...
the extent of snow cover
across various
regions of Canada.
the distribution of precipitation across Europe,
highlighting
varying rainfall patterns by region.
the extent of snow cover across various regions in Europe
during the
winter season.
Beijing Braces
for Cold Wave
Snow commenced Sunday night and is forecast to
persist through Monday, with blizzard conditions anticipated in
certain regions. Following the snowfall, strong winds and freezing
temperatures are expected to dominate throughout the week.
Areas outside of St Petersburg Russia have reported meter-high drifts (3.3 feet).
By early December, more than half of the Northern Hemisphere is expected to be under snow.
Just what we would expect during the warmest
years of modern times.
illustrating the impact of heavy snowfall
causing travel
disruptions in South Korea.
Seoul has seen its heaviest November snowfall
since records began in 1907, bringing the South Korean capital to a
standstill. The sudden and heavy dumping created treacherous
conditions across the country, not just Seoul.
The Crippling of the West via
CO2 Emissions
Reductions is a Genius Play highlighting the impact of emissions reductions on the West's economy.
The world's largest coal burner - China - has demanded $1.3 trillion annually from Western nations to supposedly "address climate change."
A nation that has single-handedly outpaced the
coal consumption of the rest of the planet combined now expects
taxpayers from countries bending over backward to reduce emissions
to bankroll its dubious environmental efforts.
A comparison of Germany's wind energy and France's nuclear power,
illustrated
through a meme
The foggy weather of the last month in Germany
brought green electricity production to a virtual standstill. Not
only have particularly climate-damaging power plants been brought
into operation as a replacement for wind and solar power, but prices
have also exploded.
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer's latest target to slash UK CO2 emissions by more than 80% by 2035 will, according to even his advisers, demand massive sacrifices:
In the same breath, Starmer insists he won't "tell people how to live."
Professor Richard Lindzen's words resonate stronger than ever:
It is not just the life of plants, but all of our lives depend on CO2 as much as it does on oxygen.
Greg Hunter from USAWatchdog.com writes,
Mish continues,
The climate narrative is a lucrative one, embedded in trillions of dollars of funding and economy-reshaping policies.
For it to be maintained, it requires a disconnect
from reality...
After years of,
...the U.S. is once again under a president who sees through the green agenda's most extravagant demands.
For Western leaders clinging to the climate religion, Trump's return is a catastrophe...!
His administration has wasted no time setting the
stage to once again exit the
Paris Agreement and dismantle policies
that have drained U.S. resources in the name of climate "justice" -
policies that were eagerly embraced by
global elites but
increasingly rejected by ordinary citizens.
News outlets and policymakers who'd championed Biden's "Net Zero" obsession and the Inflation Reduction Act's green subsidies are scrambling to salvage a movement that seems on its last legs.
Op-eds decrying Trump's "climate denial" are flooding the media as activists panic over what they fear will be the unraveling of years of work.
UN leaders are in crisis meetings, attempting to
assess how they can enforce the costly commitments made under the
Paris Agreement without the U.S. - the world's largest economy and
former climate financier - bankrolling their agenda.
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