COLD WEATHER ANOMALIES UNDER OR UNREPORTED IN THE BIASED MEDIA


No matter what you have read recently in magazines, newspapers, on the internet, heard on the radio, seen on TV or on the big screen. There is absolutely no credible evidence that can be independently verified that harmful man induced climate change (global warming) is occurring. Also the sea level in all of Earth's oceans has not risen even 1.00"/2.54cm in the past 200 years.

The record cold of the decades of the 1940's, 1970's, 1980's and most recently the bitter northern hemisphere winters of 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003 argue against the occurrence of harmful man induced climate change (global warming). Also Winter 2000-2001 and 2004-2005 in Siberian Russia, as well as Winter 2004 in Antarctica were the coldest in recorded history. And let's not forget that January 2004 in Boston, MA was the coldest January in 111 years. Grand Forks, ND set its all time record low of -44 deg. below zero F, Fosston, MN also at -50 deg. below zero F and Saskatchewan, Canada saw minimum temperatures fall to -62 deg. below zero F, all in Winter 2003-2004.

But what is the point of the above paragraph? It is to demonstrate that for every short term global record warm weather event that is heralded in the media as an example of global warming, there is a counter balancing global record cold weather event, usually ignored by the media. 

The Warministas point to each and every regional warm event as proof positive that harmful man induced climate change (global warming) is occurring. At the same time they conveniently ignore regional cold events or I should say that they used too. Their new tactic now is to conveniently blame every regional cooling event as also proof positive that harmful man induced climate change (global warming) is occurring. So they have a win-win situation.

As follows are more cold weather anomalies in the winters of 2007, 2006-2007, 2005-2006 and 2004-2005, that you "may" have not heard about in the U.S. media, due to the global warming media bias.
.....During the period Wednesday-Thursday December 5-6 2007 the mountains of Hawaii were struck by a freak blizzard. It does snow on the mountains of Hawaii above 8000 feet in winter time but not of blizzard proportions. As follows is the blizzard warning issued by NWS Honolulu:
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HONOLULU HI
947 PM HST WED DEC 5 2007

HIZ028-061600-
/O.CON.PHFO.BZ.W.0001.000000T0000Z-071206T1600Z/
BIG ISLAND SUMMITS-
INCLUDING THE CITY OF...MAUNA LOA AND MAUNA KEA ABOVE 8000 FEET
947 PM HST WED DEC 5 2007

...BLIZZARD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 AM HST THURSDAY...

LINES OF CONVECTIVE SHOWERS ARE STILL EXPECTED TO AFFECT THE
SUMMIT AREA THROUGH EARLY THURSDAY MORNING...BRINGING HEAVY SNOW
SHOWERS AT TIMES. STRONG WINDS WITH GUSTS OVER 60 MPH HAVE BEEN
REPORTED OVER THE SUMMITS THIS EVENING AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGH
EARLY THURSDAY MORNING. THE COMBINATION OF THESE WEATHER PHENOMENON
WILL PRODUCE NEAR ZERO VISIBILITY IN BLOWING SNOW...MAKING TRAVEL
EXTREMELY TREACHEROUS.

SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 6 INCHES OR MORE ARE POSSIBLE...ALONG WITH
SIGNIFICANT DRIFTING SNOW. TEMPERATURES WILL FALL INTO THE 20S...
WITH WIND CHILLS AS LOW AS 5 TO 10 ABOVE OVERNIGHT.

TRAVEL TO THE SUMMITS IS STRONGLY NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE REST OF
TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING.

A BLIZZARD WARNING MEANS THAT BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ARE IMMINENT OR
OCCURRING.....

.....On Saturday November 17, 2007 an unusually early freeze occurred into the inland rural north and central peninsula of Florida. Cross City/Dixie County 24 degrees F, Trenton/Gilchrist County 25 degrees F, Nobleton East/Sumter County 25 degrees F, Holder/Citrus County 26 degrees F, Brooksville/Hernando County 28 degrees F, Nobleton West/Hernando County 29 degrees F, Ocala/Marion County 30 degrees F, Mount Plymouth/Orange County (near Orlando) 30 degrees F, Darby/Pasco County 31 degrees F.....

2006-2007-

.....On Thursday August 9, 2007 an unusual snowfall fell on Santiago, Chile. Chile continues to suffer through it's coldest winter in the past 30 years.....

.....On Thursday July 19, 2007 the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said temperatures fell to a record low at Brisbane Airport shortly after sunrise, with a temperature of 31.8 deg. F/-0.1C. The previous record for the airport was 33.1 deg. F/+0.6 degrees C, recorded in 1971. Elsewhere in the region, Ipswich, southwest of Brisbane, recorded a low of 23.4 deg. F/-4.8 degrees C, just 0.2 deg. F/0.1 degree C short of the lowest temperature recorded there in 1995.....

.....On Thursday July 12, 2007 record low daily maximum temperatures occurred across almost a third of Australia. This was found 'buried' on this internet today from the Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology and the biased media didn't even report it. Record low daily maximum temperatures were widespread through the tropics. In total, more than 31 per cent of the land area of Australia recorded the lowest maximum temperatures for June. Maximum temperatures below 50 deg. F/10 deg. C were widespread on 20 June, to an extent never previously seen in tropical Australia. The northern most instance of a maximum under 50 deg. F/10 deg. C occurred at Tennant Creek at 19 deg. S latitude with 46 deg. F/8 deg. C. To put this in perspective the southern Yucatan Peninsula is its northern hemisphere latitudinal equivalent.....

.....On Thursday July 12, 2007 subfreezing minimum temperatures visited the state of Rio Grande do Sul of Brazil at ~29 deg. S latitude. The city of Bagua observed a minimum temperature of 25 deg. F/-4 deg. C., the coldest since 1955. The winter of 2007 so far has been the coldest in memory.....

.....On Wednesday July 11, 2007 snow fell in the state of Rio Grande do Sul of Brazil at ~29 deg. S latitude.....

.....On Tuesday July 10, 2007 thousands of Argentines cheered and threw snowballs in the streets of Buenos Aires on Monday as the capital's first major snowfall since 1918 spread a thin white mantle across the region. Argentina's National Weather Service said it was the first measurable snowfall in Buenos Aires since June 22, 1918.....

.....On Wednesday June 27, 2007 four inches of snow fell in Johannesburg, South Africa, its first confirmed measured snowfall in almost 26 years on September 11, 1981, as temperatures dropped below freezing in South Africa's largest city, grounding flights at its main airport. The heaviest snowfall was over the southern suburb of The Hill, where five inches of snow fell. Light snow was also recorded in Pretoria, the capital, which last had snow on June 11, 1968.....

.....On Friday June 8, 2007 the temperature at Denver International Airport fell to 31 degrees at 5:44 am, setting a new record low for the date.  In addition to the new record low, the sub-freezing temperatures also became the latest freeze on record for the city of Denver and the second-coldest June temperature ever recorded.....

.....On Friday May 25, 2007 extreme cold struck the southern hemisphere. Extreme cold is being experienced this week in the southernmost reaches of our globe, including Antarctica, southern Argentina, and South Africa. Of course, it is winter down there, but this is unusual even for the cold season. JA wrote in his blog on Monday: "A cold day in the wake of a strong southern African cold front. At Johannesburg, the low was -3.1 seem like -10 will be coldest Tuesday night, fair to say that -5 and maybe western Zimbabwe."

It is not cold only in South Africa. The higher hills in Southern Brazil states of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina got some snow last night. Frost was widespread in the rural areas. After above average temperature and lots of rain in the first four months of the year, the La Nina is starting to influence our climate and this month of May is awarding us below average temperature. The low temperature on this Thursday morning was minus 3.2 degrees Celsius in the city of Sao Joaquim. Friday's morning lows will be colder, but another cold blast, more intense than this, is forecasted by all computer models to reach the Southern Cone of South America next week. Maybe some historical records may fall for the month of May next week. It is interesting to see how cold the southern pole was last month in sharp contrast to the northern latitudes. It means our "cold blasts" plant is working a lot and with the help of La Nina in the Pacific.....

.....On Thursday April 19, 2007 Canadian Coast Guard ice breakers are smashing through pack ice in a bid to free about 100 sealing vessels stuck off the northeast coast and southern Labrador. Local fishermen say the ice conditions are the worst they've seen in more than 20 years.....

.....The first ten days of April 2007 are the coldest in 113 years.....

.....Through Monday April 9, 2007 in Painesdale, MI the five day snow total is now up to 64.5".....

.....On Easter Sunday morning April 8, 2007 frozen precipitation in the form of ice pellets (sleet) fell in the north Florida town of Mary Esther. Tentatively this is a new record for the latest observance of frozen precipitation in the state. Subfreezing minimum temperatures also visited the state of Florida. The cold spot was 28 degrees at Eddy Tower RAWS. Minimum temperatures in the mid 30's dipped as far south as the inland rural south peninsula region, with 36 degrees at Miles City RAWS. The minimum temperatures were some 20-30 degrees below normal. The last time that the sunshine state saw similar April abnormally cold temperature was in 1971 and also 1950.....

 

 

.....Beginning on Sunday April 1, 2007 an unusually late season cold wave engulfed the eastern 2/3's of the U.S. Record breaking low minimum temperatures and record high snow fall totals have occurred with this outbreak. On Saturday morning April 7, 2007 snow began falling in north and NE Texas extending eastward into northern Louisiana. The snow could reach the Gulf Coast from New Orleans, LA to Mobile, AL to Pensacola, FL. In Florida subfreezing temperatures are possible on early Easter Sunday morning April 8, 2007 as far south as the inland rural west and middle central peninsula, down to S.R. 52 and west of U.S. 17. A pocket of subfreezing temperatures is also possible across the inland rural south central peninsula. Special weather statement from NWS Tampa Bay, Ruskin, FL. http://kamala.cod.edu/fl/latest.nous42.KTBW.html .....

.....On Monday March 12, 2007 a North Pole expedition meant to bring attention to harmful man induced global warming was called off after one of the explorers got frostbite. The explorers, Ann Bancroft and Liv Arnesen, on Saturday March 10th called off what was intended to be a 530-mile trek across the Arctic Ocean after Arnesen suffered frostbite in three of her toes, and extreme cold temperatures drained the batteries in some of their electronic equipment. The brutal temperature that they experienced quite a bit colder, Atwood said, then Bancroft and Arnesen had expected. One night they measured the temperature inside their tent at 58 degrees below zero, and outside temperatures were exceeding 100 below zero at times, Atwood said. They were experiencing temperatures that weren't expected with global warming, DOH.....

.....The minimum temperature on Mt. Mansfield, VT on March 6, 2007 was -28 deg. F, breaking the old record of -25 deg. F set in 1955. On March 7, 2007 numerous minimum temperature records fell across Vermont at lower elevations. Missisquoi River at an elevation of 410 feet saw a minimum temperature of -37 deg. F. Island Pond at an elevation of 1201 feet saw a minimum temperature of -35 deg. F.....

.....The minimum temperature on Mt. Washington, NH on March 7, 2007 was -30 deg. F, breaking the old record of -21 deg. F set in 1937.....

.....The minimum temperature on Mt. Washington, NH on March 6, 2007 was -37 deg. F, breaking the old record of -23 deg. F set in 1950. The -37 deg. F reading fell short by one degree of the all time coldest March temperature of -38 deg. F set in 1950.....

.....In Toronto, Ontario, Canada February 2007 was the coldest since February 1912.....

.....In Boston, MA the minimum temperature dropped to 6 degrees on March 6, 2007, the coldest March minimum temperature since March 10, 1984.....

.....Over the past few day's New England has been suffering through an unusually cold late season Arctic air mass. For Massachusetts March 6, 2007 was the coldest March 6th since 1950.....

.....On June 1, 2005 measurable snow fell for the first time in recorded history in tropical Somalia. It fell at an elevation of 1000 feet at Puntland in the NE part of the country. Ironically the freak snowstorm was blamed on man induced global warming....

.....Per the BBC, during the week of February 12, 2007 snow fell in Nepal's capital, Katmandu for the first time since 1944, 63 years.....

.....During the week of February 19, 2007 snow fell in portions of Argentina that have never seen snow so early in the season (late summer). A comparison would be snow in Philadelphia, PA on August 19th.....

.....On February 17, 2007 a minimum temperature of 18.6 deg. F was observed at Holder in Citrus County (the west central peninsula) of Florida. This temperature was the coldest ever observed so late in the winter season.....

.....On February 15, 2007 it snowed in Pensacola Florida. This is the fourth time this winter season that frozen precipitation has fallen in Florida.....

.....On January 15, 2007 Lancaster, CA broke their monthly record, coming within one degree of their all-time record low temperature. LANCASTER TEMPERATURE OF 03 DEGREES TODAY SET A NEW MONTHLY RECORD FOR JANUARY. THE COLDEST ALL TIME RECORD FOR LANCASTER WAS 02 DEGREES SET DECEMBER 24 1984.....

.....Snow showers fell across portions of the central peninsula of Florida east of U.S. 41 and north of S.R. 50 during the Tuesday evening-Wednesday morning period November 21-22, 2006, including the Orlando metro area. The snow showers were the earliest ever observed on the central peninsula and state and reported since European settlers arrived. On the morning of November 22, 2006 Archbold which is located on the south central peninsula region observed a minimum temperature of 28 deg.....

2005-2006-

.....It snowed in downtown Los Angeles for the first time in modern times on Saturday February 18, 2006.....

.....During the first two weeks of February 2006 all of Alaska with the exception of the panhandle region was in the grip of extreme below zero temperature. Inland area temperatures repeatedly dropped into the -50 to -65 deg. F below zero range.....

.....During the first week of December 2005 the coldest minimum temperatures ever observed so early in the season chilled the lower 48 states, with the exception of the Florida Peninsula. Below zero daytime readings dipped deep into Colorado and Kansas, with night time sub zero readings into west Texas. Frozen precipitation fell at Corpus Christi and Brownsville, TX and into northern Mexico S-SW of Brownsville and Del Rio. Some north and central Plains region areas saw minimum temperatures in the -20 to -30 deg. below zero range.....

.....November 2005 was the coldest in the last 30 years in the northern Great Plains, Mid West and Great Lakes regions.....

....During Southern Hemisphere Winter 2005 Russia's Vostok base on the ice cap of East Antarctica set the new all time coldest minimum temperature on Earth of -132 deg. below zero F. The previous record was -129 deg below zero F......

2004-2005-

.....Tuesday was even colder than usual at Russia's Vostok base on the ice cap of East Antarctica. The high of -101 degrees was fully 25 degrees below average for early May. The low was -104 degrees, or about 15 degrees below average.....

.....Monday April 25, 2005 a 31.9 deg. minimum temperature is observed in central Florida. Two other locations observed 32 deg. I've been keeping track of temperature in Florida since 1965 and this is the latest 32 deg. minimum temperature during that time period.....

.....Sunday-Monday April 24-25, 2005. A record breaking late season snowfall has occurred in parts of Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Snowfall totals of up to 12-24" have been measured.

.....Sunday April 17, 2005 a 31.8 deg. minimum temperature is observed in central Florida.....

.....Greater Havana, Cuba, dawned rather chilly Monday morning April 4, 2005. At the Jose Marti international airport south of the city's center, the temperature dipped to 50 degrees whereas the average daily low during April is 70. A minimum temperature of 31.6 deg. was also observed in central Florida.....

.....Late season chill has descended on southeast Europe. At the same time, moisture streaming in from the Mediterranean has produced snow over parts of Turkey. The mountainous terrain over central Turkey has had a few inches of snow. Even in the capital city, Ankara, the snow managed to accumulate as temperatures were just below freezing and the snow was briefly heavy.....

.....The snowfall at Cleveland Hopkins airport for the day is 6.4 inches. This brings the snowfall total for the 2004-2005 season to 105.3 inches, which breaks the all time record for the snowiest season at Cleveland Hopkins airport, which was 101.1 inches in 1995-1996.....

.....The coldest March night on record occurred across the Netherlands this past Thursday night. Sub-zero readings were
recorded across the country. Marknesse fell to an overnight low of -5F. Such cold weather capped a week of heavy snows which buried some parts of the country under 20 inches. This winter has been the snowiest in the past 50 years for the Netherlands.....

.....Snow-covered palm trees in the Mediterranean, travel chaos on the continent and a rise in heating costs are the results of an unusual European cold snap.....

.....In some parts of The Netherlands snowfall was up to 20 inches, the highest levels recorded for March in the past 20 to 25 years, the Dutch meteorological institute said.....

.....Italy's port city of Genoa was paralyzed by a blanket of rare late winter white stuff that caused traffic chaos as far away as Milan, in one of the coldest starts to March on record, meteorologists said. Authorities closed Genoa airport, shut city schools and ordered buses off  the roads as a blizzard blanketed the Liguria coastline. Milan also got a rare covering of snow during the morning, as did the nearby cities of Turin and Parma. In Turin, the thermometer fell to a record 17 Fahrenheit overnight, while Rome suffered its coldest March for 18 years.....

.....Heavy snowfall and below-freezing temperatures across most of northern and central Greece this week have cut off dozens of mountain villages, blocked roads and led authorities to close some schools.....

.....In Spain, renowned for its warm winter sunshine in parts, palm trees in the Mediterranean city of Barcelona have been topped with snow and Madrid has seen its heaviest snowfall for about 15 years.....

.....One of the worst winters in decades continues to bring heavy snows and cold air to Afghanistan and Pakistan. In Pakistan, over 300 people have died from the series of heavy snowfalls in the past few weeks. The heavy snows have stranded over hundreds of thousands of people in Kashmir.....

.....Monday dawned with bitter cold in much of central Quebec, Canada. At Lac Benoit, for example, the early morning low was -48 degrees. Near Manouane, -46 degrees was registered early Monday, and the -43 degrees registered at Bonnard was a full 30 degrees below average.....

.....Heavy snowfall in Indian-controlled Kashmir has claimed more than 100 lives, and dozens were still missing Monday, the BBC reported. The snow created avalanches over villages south of Srinagar, destroying homes and killing about 70 people. Indian soldiers and medical personnel were searching for survivors Monday in the region, where 15 feet of snow has fallen since Friday.....

.....Snow this week has once again whitened northernmost Africa. In Algeria, the city of Constantine lay under seven inches of snow early Wednesday. A few weeks ago the same region was hit with 24-26" of the white stuff.....

.....In far northern Norway, the town of Kautokeino set consecutive lows of -27 and -26 degrees Monday and Tuesday. These were followed by afternoon highs of -12 and -10 degrees. In February, an average day here would have a low of 0 and a high of 13 degrees, so the weather has been considerably colder than usual.....

.....An impressive cold wave persisted over much of the Balkan Peninsula Friday. Night-times this week have been especially frigid over the region owing to clear skies, light winds and, in many places, a thick snow cover. In Serbia, Sjenica registered consecutive lows of -17, -21, -21, -19 and -20 degrees F. Monday through Friday whereas February's mean daily low is 23. Bitola, Macedonia, dipped 11 to 14 degrees below zero each of these five mornings.....

.....Cold rains and mountain snows fell early this week along the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The latest bout of wet weather boosted rainfall at Beirut, Lebanon, to about six inches since the start of the month. Snow fell low enough to blanket ground down to at least 1000 feet, thereby whitening the hills from Lebanon south into Israel and the West Bank, and also to Amman, Jordan.....

.....Northwestern Canada's Yukon Territory has been much colder than usual so far this February. The first six days of the month in Dawson, for example, registered a minus-40-degree average temperature with this mark 28 degrees below the mean. Tuesday to Wednesday were even colder than usual in northwestern Canada's Yukon Territory. Wednesday, the temperature dipped to -55 degrees in Old Crow and -52 degrees in Dawson; these marks were 25-30 degrees below average for early February. Earlier in the season the same region was struck with -60 to -65 deg. below zero F temperatures.....

.....The weather has waxed wild over southeastern Australia early this week. It began hot (it is mid summer, after all), but cooled
dramatically following a strong cold front Tuesday into Wednesday. Take Melbourne, where Tuesday saw 99 degrees early in the afternoon. Thereafter, rainy southerly winds ushered in a chill that held temperatures between 45 and 50 degrees right through the day Wednesday. Rainfall was 2.9 inches as of Wednesday evening. The shift in temperature was even more striking inland: Griffith, New South Wales, reached a blistering 107 degrees Tuesday yet, at the same time Wednesday, the temperature was only in the lower 50s! Melbourne is on the same latitude as Washington, DC. This is a tremendous cold anomaly.....

.....Over eastern Argentina and southwestern Uruguay, a late-week blast of mid-summer heat clashing with a strong cold front sparked widespread torrential rains powered by thunderstorms. Two-day rainfall was 6.4 inches at Dolores, Argentina, and at least 6.3 inches at Carrasco, near Montevideo, Uruguay. Rainfall was 3-5 inches over greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, where Monday morning was chilly and windswept 55 degrees with 45-mph gusts. Elsewhere in Argentina, rains behind the strong cold front made Sundays an unusually cool afternoon at Neuquen: the high was 59 degrees versus an average high of 89.....

.....The 4-12" of snow that fell in Corpus Christi and Victoria, TX a few days ago occurred on the same latitude as the Tampa Bay area. Snow and sleet eventually also fell all across the Gulf Coast to north Florida.....

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