Atmospheric Shift: Rare Early Snow & Cold in the N. Hemisphere - Official ADAPT 2030 Website (Keeping Your Families Reset Prepared)

Explanations abound why the second Historic snowstorm descends in N. America why record cold sweeps through the Netherlands, Hungary and the earliest snowfalls on record in Latvia. A million without power in California as inadequate infrastructure is blamed on climate change not poor upkeep all the while crops decimated by winter cold and snow across the USA & Canadian. Where will the worlds food come from?

Atmospheric Shift: Rare Early Snow & Cold in the N. Hemisphere

This video was originally published 10/10/2019

Lately, I have been receiving a lot of messages from people asking why is it so cold; why is there so much snow; and why both hemispheres are acting unusual at the moment, so I dug out these references: The Madden-Julian Oscillation, North Atlantic Oscillation, NAO, and Stratospheric Polar Vortex. These will, certainly, be more frequent in the news to explain away anomalous record breaking snows. They would surely connect these events to the blocking patterns or a polar vortex in some areas, or a Jetstream here and there. They will never talk about the Grand Solar Minimum or the effects of the Sun’s output on our planet and its ability to change climate in cyclic patterns on multi-century or even multi-millennia time frames, because effects of CO₂ are the only “permitted” narrative.

The dark blue, as shown on the map below, indicates the starkest temperature changes that occurred during the Maunder Minimum. Alaska was noticeably warmer during the Maunder Minimum, which is what we are hearing in the news right now: “It is warmer in Alaska.” Also notice how the Central US, Canada, North Africa, and parts of Europe, such as Latvia and Russia on the far right are repeating the same decline pattern.

Moreover, the Last 10 thousand Years of Interglacial Temperature from joannenova.com will never be shown in any corporate media, because these longer temperature records, of over thousands and thousands of years, show a downward trend. In the last 40 years, there is a tiny spike at the end, this I guess is a good indication that our climate has truly shifted vastly over the last 10 thousand years since the Younger Dryas Era.

The signs are indeed, all around us, as we gear-up for incredibly low solar activity that has not been seen in centuries. Here is another one: Coldest October 6 ever recorded in the Netherlands.

This statement, however, is partially true because Netherlands temperature records go back to the 1600s, but what is considered “official” for today’s temperature record keeping goes back to 1901, this year became the coldest October 6 ever, even back to the 1600s.

This is what I question about the debate. We have all this information kept by monasteries and travelers at that time, from chroniclers to some businesses of the church, yet we are not allowed to use them.

The allowed argument for the debate is only from the “official data”, which is usually less than 150 years globally. We have all the data for consumption, stretching back to thousands of years, detailing areas with mega-droughts, cold, and other incredible events that people at that time thought would be remembered for generations to come, because of how extraordinary it was, but it doesn’t count in the modern climate debate.

Anyway, from the Netherlands, let us jump over to Latvia, which is marked red on the map. Above it are Scandinavia and some of the Northern countries, such as Norway, Sweden and Finland.

ELECTROVERSE featured a few stories about this place, and recently, Latvia received its earliest snowfall on record. Also, the Northern Hemisphere’s snow season had a monstrous start and is considered the 2^nd “historical snowfall” in the United States for many weeks now. These will definitely have a detrimental effects on the crop harvesting.

Following the highlights on record cold temperatures, if you have been following the news since mid-September, Norway and Sweden had record cold and snow as well, and as shown from the image below, the far right is Latvia.

These snows in Sweden arrived early, as snow usually do not start until November, at present, however, it started in September, so this country is looking at substantial earlier snows. In fact, this is the earliest in at least 20 years.

Shifting a little further south, Hungary experienced 27°F- frost and possible record breaking cold on October 8^th. They are just waiting for the official totals for verification, but it was a beautiful frosty morning.