Planetary Chills in Both Hemispheres

This video was originally published 27/4/2019

A quick look on the headlines state that winter is coming early in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly in Australia, but leaving extremely late in so many places in the Northern Hemisphere.

Snow and record cold will persist in the later part of April, to the first few days of May.

This would explain some of the headlines that we saw in Washington State Potato Commission about the latest planting season they ever had. They are now trying to squeeze two-and-a-half months of planting into a single month. I do wish them luck on that, but more snow, as well as more rains and more cold is still going to continue and is going to delay planting further. This perhaps is the first year for non-planting of certain crops in the United States.

The map below shows a glimpse of this cold event as it progresses to April 28th.

This will continue until May 9th, and the corporate media will not be able control that. Expect silence from the media for the next week and a half or so about weather headlines, unless they are tornados or something big.

Now, look at all the headlines with record cold across the Northern Hemisphere for the last week of April. Heavy snow is almost everywhere. Heavy snows in Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa for those of you in the US. Anchorage Alaska and Alaska in general was also with record snowfalls.

Over in Russia, record cold is threatening the crops, in fact record cold is across so many places in Russia. Turkey had surprise snowfalls as well. Also, there was record snowfall in Morocco yet again, but, the most surprising one is North Carolina, snow in the mountains there is such an outlier.

A glimpse into the average temperature anomalies on the monthly changes for the US Continental Temperature Stations. Over at the far right is where we are, and as can be seen, it has been kind of cold since 2016. This seems to be a trend, an indication of Grand Solar Minimum.

Over to Europe, cold, what will happen with the buds from the trees? If those are touched by this cold, they will be gone. Some of these temperatures are going to be below freezing, wherever you see that incredibly light purple.

This is again another multi-week event. The cold is going to move all the way to Morocco through May 9th.

Morocco has been in my radar for quite some time, from about 2015 with snow falls and record rains again and again. It is actually snowing in places that has never snowed before. Additionally, Morocco has records that go back several hundred years, so when we see snows that we have not seen in an official record for 300 years back in the past, well maybe it is a 400-year cycle. Or maybe it is something heavier.

The amount of precipitation going down in Morocco could be a canary in the North African coal mine, if you will. I started digging into flooding events across Morocco from the Mid-Holocene some 6000 years ago. So, we have to go back 6,000 years, but you can see the main grouping of floods in the chart below, which is about 4,000 years before in spikes up to a thousand years before present.

I am now wondering what kind of floods we will be seeing again and is this another verification that it’s a multi-thousand-year cycle, not a 400-year cycle.

When we go back to the Mid-Holocene, let us say 6,000 years ago, where the amount of rainfall was mapped out, and then compare it to what we have today, their estimate for the Atlas Mountain is literally 5 times the amount of rainfall compared to what we are receiving right now.

Record rains piling on record rains would indicate a climate shift, for sure. You can do some of your research on this. The map of Morocco is at your disposal to do your own research.

Middle East was being baked with headlines loving this map here for the corporate media, because it was able to prove that some place got hot.

As temperatures flipped from that kind of heat, to a full week of 25 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit below normal temperatures, it went from red hot to cold blue. That will probably not create a lot of headlines, because that is not the narrative that the Global Warming crowd wants to push to usher in a global carbon tax.

Egypt, Jordan Turkey, parts of Syria, as well as Iraq experienced well below normal cold.

This may explain some of the record flooding happening across areas in North Africa. They now have abundant crop yields this year due to increased rainfalls. The amount of rainfall due to a single storm in Algiers is more than double the full amount of rain for April. This has made the whole area of Northern Africa extremely wet, and cool, which crops love.

In Israel, this event is termed as ice weather, which has caused some Cafés to close because it was too icy, too windy and too blustery.

Also extreme rains in Mount Tabor, triggering unbelievable blooms and greening of the desert during this wrong season.

Something is certainly shifting, especially with record grain production out in Algeria. More rainfall is certainly creating a new North African bread basket.

Along with these temperature inversions, of course you are going to see hail events. That is exactly what they saw in Lebanon destroying what were orchards there. When we talk about the heat and cold colliding, this is the result, damaged fruit production.

Winter arriving early yet again for Australia. Remember 2019 West Australia had record cold, all time snows, and earliest snowfall ever recorded. Now, here it is again a lot of temperature records dropping as this front in the chart below, pushes from the Antarctic.

With this kind of temperature inversion and more massive storms on the way, how prepared are you for emergencies? How prepared are you with your food supplies? The mix-up in the climate we are seeing right now is going to have a huge impact on every supply chain and global grow zone.

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