This video was originally published 11/9/2019 As Brexit fears creep into the consciousness of the mainstream media, BBC Breakfast is now putting out multiple warnings and mind candy: “Do you have a grab

This video was originally published 1/8/2019 Usually, The Big Wobble focuses on heat, but I give them credit for sharing fair information about the heat wave that swept Europe and including in this story

This video was originally published 20/7/2019 Weather forecasters are talking about how rare and unprecedented this event is. So how is it that the mainstream media are only relaying heat stories? This

This video was originally published 20/7/2019 Cliffmass in a blogpost informed us of this: “The Strongest Summer Jet Stream to Hit the Pacific Northwest EVER!” The wind speeds are far above the normal

This video was originally published 12/6/2019 I was in Denver because I was invited to speak about the Grand Solar Minimum at LeakCon 2019. When I was there, I had the chance to meet up with Robert Felix,

This video was originally published 12/6/2019 I noticed some strange things around Denver International Airport, when I wandered around after I finished checking in for my flight. This image below, for

(AUDIO PODCAST) (MIAC #207) Breadbaskets and Deserts Changing What’s Next for Global Food Supplies Michael Lazaro from David DuByne creator of the ADAPT 2030 channel on YouTube discusses energetic changes

Long before we get to the most intense effects of the Grand Solar Minimum around 2028, our modern infrastructure is already having a difficult time coping. Denver International Airport brought to a standstill

I was thinking summer has come last week, it seems I was wrong. This photo was taken this morning 3rd May. I has been snowing the whole day.

Rare middle of the summer July snow in Isola, Italy caught mountain bikers and hikers off guard.

Four to eight more inches of snow were forecast to fall up until late Monday night with further snowfall also expected early Tuesday as temperatures dropped to 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius).

A day-and-a-half away from the start of the fall, in the last week of summer season, Banff received 32 centimeters of snow, while areas near Sundre received at least 30 centimeters.