Weather Change from a year ago

[pnutts]

20 hours ago, pnutts said:

Record high for this date Feb 18 was in 1947  51.98F. So far today at 1 PM it is 54.7F and still going up.. It is also sunny, like me.

It reached 58.8F yesterday. Blew past all records. Today not supposed to be quite as warm but could break record for this date.

Yes I am so bright they call me

Spoiler

Hey Sunny ( or is it Sonny ? )

 

[Motherhen]

In an interview on USA Watchdog, Dane Wigington used the term “weather whiplash” to describe how it can be hot one day and snowing the next. “With “weather whiplash,” people should understand that something is radically wrong when temperatures go from record shattering high temperatures to snow in less than a day”. He says this is being explained away as natural when it is really a result of climate engineering.

He went on to say, “One scientific report shows that at the current rate, life as we know it could end in 10 years. That is not my data. That data is coming from the best and most recognized front line arctic methane climate scientist. . .  That is the linchpin on our collective coffin if the atmosphere fills with enough methane.”

http://usawatchdog.com/weather-warfare-biggest-threat-to-life-on-earth-dane-wigington/

So, if he’s right, these crazy swings in the weather are an indication that we are seriously close to the end.

“. . . and the appointed time came . . . to bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” (Revelation 11:18)

[hatcheckgirl]

3 hours ago, Motherhen said:

says this is being explained away as natural when it is really a result of climate engineering.

Is it really climate engineering? I truly believe it is human society affecting our climate, but not in the way Dane Wigington explains it. Local weather change is different from global climate change. Local weather may be manipulated to some extent. But climate changes have to cover larger areas and longer time spans. There is evidence of that since Industrial revolution first started, continuing down to our day, things are getting worse for our environment. This is thru man's greed and mismanagement. I don't go for the more trickier explanation that we are being affected by sinister government weather experiments.

 

in any case, whatever Dane says, others have already said - this system cannot continue as it is now being run. We know that it's a part of the sign of the end, and we know it isn't too long before relief will come for the earth and those of us on it.

[pnutts]

Record high today 15.4C ( approx 60F ) Feb 22/17. Low will be 9C ( 48F ). Normal high is -1C ( 30F ). Not complaining at moment

[hatcheckgirl]

Record low temps and unbelievable rains for this time of the year. Should be dry and hot, above 38C. We've had around 22C this week (also not complaining). But expecting 39C by Saturday.

[Qapla]

It is entirely possible that the weather has changed since the industrial revolution ... then again, it is also possible that the "cycle" of hot/cold dry/wet could be longer than many think.

 

Consider, the North Atlantic should be very cold and a trip across it certain times of the year nearly impossible ... however, the Vikings evidently did it at some point. Is it possible that they were able to accomplish this during a period of "unusual warmness" - and, if this is the case, it would not have been because of industry, manipulation or any other "man-made" reason, just a natural weather cycle that is far longer than any ones lifespan.

[timpin]

On 2/9/2017 at 5:55 PM, timpin said:

record breaking 60 yesterday - 16 tonight/wind chill 6   ...   http://www.nbcnews.com/news/weather/new-york-boston-foot-snow-schools-closed-flights-canceled-n718631?cid=par-xfinity_20170209

back to a string of above normal again, some 60's and even a 70 - on track for possibly the warmest February on record!

[hatcheckgirl]

11 hours ago, Qapla said:

Is it possible that they were able to accomplish this during a period of "unusual warmness" - and, if this is the case, it would not have been because of industry, manipulation or any other "man-made" reason, just a natural weather cycle that is far longer than any ones lifespan.

I guess these changes are different because one species alone is driving the changes in environment, atmosphere, animal extinction, and how we are living our lives.  It's humans.  Previous changes were geological, or climactic changes caused by a number of other factors.  This time humans and the way they have lived their lives, especially with the rise of the use of fossil fuels since industrialisation, is what is driving the changes.

 

Maybe we can agree to disagree.  I don't want to take this conversation in another direction.  Either way, weather is getting weird.

[pnutts]

It is 63F at 11AM and temp already broke records. Temp still going up. Hmmm, doesn't bode well for summer.

Hard to believe we were in below zero F  weather 2 years ago in Feb.

[Tortuga]

1 hour ago, pnutts said:

It is 63F at 11AM and temp already broke records. Temp still going up. Hmmm, doesn't bode well for summer.

Hard to believe we were in below zero F  weather 2 years ago in Feb.

It looks like our California weather has gone north for the winter...

[pnutts]

3rd record breaking day at 17.1C. Cooled down quickly about 5:20 PM EST when quick, violent thunderstorm roared through. Heavy part lasted about 15 minutes.

Yesterday was 17.4 C in London -warmest day in February ever.

[pnutts]

Another thunderstorm, not as violent, started just after 9PM. Winter returns late tomorrow for a couple of days. Back and forth.

[tekmantwo]

On 2/8/2017 at 1:42 PM, Tortuga said:

they get the dam spillway fixed soon...

Saw what you did there----

[pnutts]

Hard to believe we were warm in high 50's F on Wed. Today it is cold 18 F and in our area a snow squall. Expected a couple of inches - already got an inch. To east and west - nothing.

[pnutts]

1. Too small a plow to be Canadian. It was featured on a Florida site.

2. Kill the ground hog, twaz wrong again.

[Motherhen]

On 3/16/2017 at 11:09 AM, pnutts said:

Too small a plow to be Canadian.

So what does a Canadian plow look like? The reason I ask is we just got dumped on with nearly 2 feet of snow in a space of about 20 hours, and brothers who plow driveways were saying they couldn't move that much snow without someone with a snow blower going in front of them. Equipment was all breaking down, and long time residents were saying they've never seen this much snow fall in such a short span of time. 

[trottigy]

And in Las Vegas we broke the heat record yesterday at 90° for March 18th.

 

[hatcheckgirl]

Unusually cold here too for early autumn. Weird weather all round.

[pnutts]

[pnutts]

[pnutts]

No comment needed.

[Motherhen]

If any ones's awake here in the US in the middle of the night, there's some seriously bad weather from New Mexico to New York that's temperature driven, as opposed to sun driven, with about 8 - 10 tornado rotations detected. These are computer detected rotations, not actual tornado warnings, with cold temperatures to the north and warm temperatures to the south. States effected are Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and New York. Click on the Layers menu at the Intellicast map, then check the Storm Tracks and Alerts - Severe boxes to see it in real time:

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/WxMap.aspx

 

Edited April 29, 2017 by Motherhen