Image: South East Norway snow Monday, May 6th. morning. almost 20C. below normal.
By Kenneth Richard – No Trick Zone
Tree-ring evidence reveals recent cooling and glacier thickening in Central Asia as well as flat temperatures throughout the last 432 years.
Tree rings were the proxy used by Dr. Michael Mann to invent the orignal hockey stick graph.
Twenty years later, yet another reconstruction (1580 to 2012 AD) indicates modern warmth in Central Asia is not unusual in the context of the last 432 years.
In fact, there was a recent cooling period, in line with natural variability, that was accompanied by regional glacier mass gains.
Byambaa et al., 2019
“[T]he recent cool-moist period from 1985 to 2000 has been related to the Arctic Oscillation (this study, Robock, 1984, He et al., 2017). The recent cooling could have been caused by volcanic aerosols of the El Chichón eruption (VEI5, 1982) in Southern Mexico, which impacted atmospheric wind patterns, including a positive phase of the Arctic Oscillation (Robock, 1984). No large volcanic-induced cooling was observed at this time due to the simultaneous warming ocean temperature caused by El-Niño (Robock, 2002). Also, the positive AO competing with ElNiño could reinforce the anomalous westerlies in the midlatitudes (He et al., 2017). During this recent cool-moist period, ice mass accumulation of the glaciers in the Russian Altai Mountains was observed and Narozhniy and Zemtsov (2011) connected this phenomenon to annual precipitation increased by 8% – 10% especially in winter and spring (April-May) as a result of a strengthening of the zonal circulation over the Altai Mountains.”
Ref.: https://notrickszone.com/2019/05/02/a-new-temperature-reconstruction-from-central-asia-shows-432-years-of-no-warming-recent-cooling/
5G Disrupts Weather Forecasts UK Record Cold, Europe Record Snow
5G will disrupt the ability to forecast weather due to the fact that it mimics the signature of water vapour, so forecasters wont know 5G signature from real weather fronts. UK breaks cold temperature record back to 1841, and Europe record snow in five countries first week of May 2019. Video: Adapt 2030
More freezing temperatures to come
Ref.: https://www.yr.no/sted/Norge/Hedmark/Grue/Kirken%C3%A6r~2266985/langtidsvarsel.html
Vi har ute farevarsel for mye snø og vanskelige kjøreforhold de neste dagene for en rekke fylker: #Telemark, #Buskerud, #Oppland, #Hedmark, #MøreOgRomsdal, #Trøndelag, #Troms og #Finnmark. Les farevarselene på https://t.co/sb4X9as5HV pic.twitter.com/SHu8lPggXx
— Meteorologene (@Meteorologene) May 7, 2019
Etter en varm april ble det en kald start på mai, og vi har flere målestasjoner som har satt ny mai-rekord for minimumstemperatur ?? pic.twitter.com/RENs7Mo5cv
— Meteorologene (@Meteorologene) May 7, 2019
Et lavtrykk over Finland er på vei inn mot #NordNorge ? Fra Bodø og nordover blir det sludd i lavlandet og snø over ca. 200 meter ? Sør for Bodø blir det regn, med snøgrense på ca. 300-500 meter. Figuren viser anslått nysnømengde i løpet av morgendagen ☃ pic.twitter.com/R0VxFvmGeC
— Meteorologene (@Meteorologene) May 7, 2019
Skisenteret på Trysilfjellet er stengt for sesongen, men i løpet av de siste dagene har det kommet et godt påfyll med snø her ⛷På Linnes, lengst øst i Trysil kommune, har det fallt hele 32 cm nysnø de siste par dagene ⛄ #Hedmark Foto: https://t.co/Ufxw0LVUGP pic.twitter.com/8Z3UKEzLYI
— Meteorologene (@Meteorologene) May 7, 2019
