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Post by AstroMet on May 5, 2017 22:43:34 GMT
TRENDS TO GLOBAL COOLING: 2017-2053 'The False Spring of 2017' by Theodore White, astromet.SciSince confirmation of my forecast for a false spring this new solar year, I have been deluged with messages requesting my forecasting service. Fielding these requests have kept me busy as I'm already backed up in work due to a family illness over the winter and early spring. I am doing my best to catch up on my workload, however, I am also in the midst of writing a book on global cooling and how to survive it. In addition, I am working on detailed medium-range astromet forecasts for the period 2018 through to the mid-2020s. I also have longer-range forecasts to work on and because of the arrival of global cooling soon, my detailed forecasts for various around the world have to include the extreme weather that the new mini ice age is going to bring with it. In the present time, farmers around the world have been suffering from the effects of the false spring - featuring torrential rains, heavy snowfall and floods that have destroyed crops, killed thousands of cattle and forced farmers to replant. The cattle killed by the Midwestern spring blizzard were caught in drifts deep enough to trap mature cows. Cattle futures extended a surge to a record as a result and wholesale beef jumped to a 13-month high after the weekend blizzard. A Kansas livestock group estimated that the snowstorm may have killed thousands of animals. This signals a tightening meat supply. Meanwhile, wheat prices also surged nearly 6 percent to $4.49 per bushel in expectation that part of the hard red winter wheat crop in four U.S. states were wiped out by the false spring weather. The losses are still being counted up but will run into the billions when all is said and done. In addition, consumers are going to pay the price with higher food prices to come this summer, autumn and winter. See the link for the proof of the false spring I previously forecast and its results in the southern U.S. www.deltafarmpress.com/disaster/flood-devastation-south-readers-perspective/galleryGLOBAL COOLING: 2017-2053This false spring weather struck not only North America, but also the European continent where English vineyards were hit by a 'catastrophic' frost that wiped out half the harvest. The frost that descended on the British Isles and Europe last week caused major damage to buds that had bloomed earlier than usual thanks to the false spring warm start to the year. About 75% of buds at Denbies Wine Estate in Surrey - which produces 500,000 bottles of wine a year - were affected, according to its chief executive. England has 133 wineries, which produced five million bottles in 2015. The false spring of 2017 is one of the many trends to the era of the climate transition to global cooling. We have been trending to this new mini ice age as we near its official start later this year. Our Sun is coming close to its quiescent phase and with it comes the new climate era of global cooling which I have been forecasting for a long time now. We are nearly there. It is going to be a very harsh wake-up call for billions of people worldwide. Prepare for a new little ice age. I cannot stress the importance for everyone, especially those involved in agriculture as well as farmers, to prepare for the arrival of global cooling. The weather of the new mini ice age that I have forecasted will wreck havoc on those who are unprepared.
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Post by glennkoks on May 6, 2017 1:35:58 GMT
Astromet,
I am very skeptical of anyones ability to predict the climate long term. And I was highly critical of you in the past. But I really appreciate the forecasts you put out. If you are correct and another LIA is on the way you have done a great service in keeping people informed.
I appreciate the effort you put into it.
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Post by graywolf on May 6, 2017 11:42:12 GMT
Most meteorologists are being a bit twitched by the 6 lobe setup we are now seeing ( and is forecast to continue) around our hemisphere. This means excessive 'stuck weather' as we saw in Europe 03' , Russia in 2010 and the USA in 2011. If low solar is strengthening 'blocking' over the N. Atlantic then NW Europe may well be in for a very hot , dry summer? Of course either side of the 'block ' will see near constant cloud and rain. If the Mid West is setting up for a cold , wet summer at least we may be shut of ours here in the UK? As Arctic Amplification strengthens its impacts then surely we will see a further erosion in Polar Jet speeds and so will tend to this 'loopy' set up ( we had a closed Jet loop over the Azores area this past week? ) and ever longer periods of 'stuck' weather. In the UK since 07' we have had to deal with year after year of 'washout summers' with the onset of the European Monsoon ( late June) only abating when the kids are back in school in Sept. Maybe this year the Atlantic Blocking will spill this weather north and south of us further heating East Greenland/Arctic or flooding central/S. France /Spain/Portugal? As for global temps? I think we are in with a chance of ousting 2016 from the record warmest should we continue on our current trajectory?
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Post by Ratty on May 6, 2017 12:19:01 GMT
Most meteorologists are being a bit twitched by the 6 lobe setup we are now seeing ( and is forecast to continue) around our hemisphere. This means excessive 'stuck weather' as we saw in Europe 03' , Russia in 2010 and the USA in 2011. If low solar is strengthening 'blocking' over the N. Atlantic then NW Europe may well be in for a very hot , dry summer? Of course either side of the 'block ' will see near constant cloud and rain. If the Mid West is setting up for a cold , wet summer at least we may be shut of ours here in the UK? As Arctic Amplification strengthens its impacts then surely we will see a further erosion in Polar Jet speeds and so will tend to this 'loopy' set up ( we had a closed Jet loop over the Azores area this past week? ) and ever longer periods of 'stuck' weather. In the UK since 07' we have had to deal with year after year of 'washout summers' with the onset of the European Monsoon ( late June) only abating when the kids are back in school in Sept. Maybe this year the Atlantic Blocking will spill this weather north and south of us further heating East Greenland/Arctic or flooding central/S. France /Spain/Portugal? As for global temps? I think we are in with a chance of ousting 2016 from the record warmest should we continue on our current trajectory? How is UK agricultural production going amid all that chaos?
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Post by glennkoks on May 6, 2017 22:11:51 GMT
Well for all you believers 2017 is, as Theo has said, is the year of the official start of Global Cooling. As to the dead cows, for example this news story from CBS mentions mentions almost 10,000 cows died, I wouldn't place too much in those numbers. denver.cbslocal.com/2017/05/04/dead-livestock-blizzard/ Putting that in perspective the total number dead is less than then the cows at the Tejon Ranch in California. Personally I am an "agnostic" on the subject of Global Cooling/AGW. What I do know is that the Roman Warm Period gave way to the Little Ice Age and just about every "warm" period gave way to a cold one. I have no reason to believe the current warming won't give way to cooling at some point as well. The forces that have always driven the climate still are doing so. As for "believing" that 2017 is the official start of global cooling? I don't know. But it certainly does not hurt to be prepared for it. Having a storage of food, clean water, seeds, fuel, guns and ammo is insurance for a lot of things ranging from global cooling to an EMP, Solar Storm, Super Volcano etc...
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Post by missouriboy on May 7, 2017 1:28:08 GMT
Amen. And it's fun too. Our old family farm, where I planted my small orchard has a wealth of old varieties of hardneck garlic and leeks. There are thousands of them. Grandma was a gourmet. I'm sure these are the runaway remnants of 1800s household fare. Bugs don't bother them and winter won't kill them. And DEER WON'T TOUCH THEM. They spread by bulbils.
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Post by missouriboy on May 7, 2017 4:09:53 GMT
Amen. And it's fun too. Our old family farm, where I planted my small orchard has a wealth of old varieties of hardneck garlic and leeks. There are thousands of them. Grandma was a gourmet. I'm sure these are the runaway remnants of 1800s household fare. Bugs don't bother them and winter won't kill them. And DEER WON'T TOUCH THEM. They spread by bulbils. Some of those might be Heirlooms? Sound delicious! Absolutely! Genetically unmodified. Leeks are quite expensive in the stores. I have as many as I want to dig. If anyone wants some bulbils, come fall I'll mail them out. Each plant seems to produce 20-30 or more. I dug up four really fat ones today, all together in one small group. They're what your ancestors had for dinner.
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Post by Ratty on May 7, 2017 7:33:38 GMT
Some of those might be Heirlooms? Sound delicious! Absolutely! Genetically unmodified. Leeks are quite expensive in the stores. I have as many as I want to dig. If anyone wants some bulbils, come fall I'll mail them out. Each plant seems to produce 20-30 or more. I dug up four really fat ones today, all together in one small group. They're what your ancestors had for dinner. What about the Greenhouse gases?
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Post by nautonnier on May 8, 2017 0:52:05 GMT
Some of those might be Heirlooms? Sound delicious! Absolutely! Genetically unmodified. Leeks are quite expensive in the stores. I have as many as I want to dig. If anyone wants some bulbils, come fall I'll mail them out. Each plant seems to produce 20-30 or more. I dug up four really fat ones today, all together in one small group. They're what your ancestors had for dinner. "Yes, verily and in truth, you shall take it; or I have another leek in my pocket, which you shall eat."Fluellen Henry 5th Act 5 scene 1
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Post by missouriboy on May 8, 2017 2:29:07 GMT
Absolutely! Genetically unmodified. Leeks are quite expensive in the stores. I have as many as I want to dig. If anyone wants some bulbils, come fall I'll mail them out. Each plant seems to produce 20-30 or more. I dug up four really fat ones today, all together in one small group. They're what your ancestors had for dinner. What about the Greenhouse gases? I might 'leek' a few ... but hay, what the hell! Carbon ... it's what's for dinner.
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Post by glennkoks on May 8, 2017 12:56:01 GMT
I had to contemplate on just what thread to put this on but I think it is interesting. "Skiing all summer" at Squaw Valley? Apparently they received so much snow in parts of the Sierra this year the Ski Resorts may remain open all summer. I am sure this does not fit into the alarmism about man made warming but this was the epicenter of debate a few short years ago when the snowpack was almost non existent. As Mr. Dubyne over at Adapt2030 pointed out in his latest Youtube video. "Whats going to happen if the snowpack does not melt this summer and gets another epic snowfall event next year? www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-18/this-year-you-can-ski-all-summer-in-california-s-squaw-valley
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Post by Ratty on May 8, 2017 13:20:41 GMT
I had to contemplate on just what thread to put this on but I think it is interesting. "Skiing all summer" at Squaw Valley? Apparently they received so much snow in parts of the Sierra this year the Ski Resorts may remain open all summer. I am sure this does not fit into the alarmism about man made warming but this was the epicenter of debate a few short years ago when the snowpack was almost non existent. As Mr. Dubyne over at Adapt2030 pointed out in his latest Youtube video. "Whats going to happen if the snowpack does not melt this summer and gets another epic snowfall event next year? www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-18/this-year-you-can-ski-all-summer-in-california-s-squaw-valley Provided the Chinese keep sending us food, I should be OK for a year or so.
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Post by sigurdur on May 8, 2017 14:25:10 GMT
I had to contemplate on just what thread to put this on but I think it is interesting. "Skiing all summer" at Squaw Valley? Apparently they received so much snow in parts of the Sierra this year the Ski Resorts may remain open all summer. I am sure this does not fit into the alarmism about man made warming but this was the epicenter of debate a few short years ago when the snowpack was almost non existent. As Mr. Dubyne over at Adapt2030 pointed out in his latest Youtube video. "Whats going to happen if the snowpack does not melt this summer and gets another epic snowfall event next year? www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-18/this-year-you-can-ski-all-summer-in-california-s-squaw-valleyCode will travel and enjoy year round skiing. 2 years in a row of perfect conditions eh?
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Post by nautonnier on May 8, 2017 16:35:02 GMT
I had to contemplate on just what thread to put this on but I think it is interesting. "Skiing all summer" at Squaw Valley? Apparently they received so much snow in parts of the Sierra this year the Ski Resorts may remain open all summer. I am sure this does not fit into the alarmism about man made warming but this was the epicenter of debate a few short years ago when the snowpack was almost non existent. As Mr. Dubyne over at Adapt2030 pointed out in his latest Youtube video. "Whats going to happen if the snowpack does not melt this summer and gets another epic snowfall event next year? www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-18/this-year-you-can-ski-all-summer-in-california-s-squaw-valleyCode will travel and enjoy year round skiing. 2 years in a row of perfect conditions eh? Snow and ice not melting in the summer so starting winter with a pre-existing snow pack is the recipe for development of a Laurentide ice sheet.
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Post by missouriboy on May 8, 2017 22:39:09 GMT
I had to contemplate on just what thread to put this on but I think it is interesting. "Skiing all summer" at Squaw Valley? Apparently they received so much snow in parts of the Sierra this year the Ski Resorts may remain open all summer. I am sure this does not fit into the alarmism about man made warming but this was the epicenter of debate a few short years ago when the snowpack was almost non existent. As Mr. Dubyne over at Adapt2030 pointed out in his latest Youtube video. "Whats going to happen if the snowpack does not melt this summer and gets another epic snowfall event next year? www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-18/this-year-you-can-ski-all-summer-in-california-s-squaw-valleyI was kind of interested in his concept of changing Earth vibrational frequencies (decreasing magnetosphere)... affecting human emotions. I've been noticing that people seem to be going a little 'nutso' recently. Who knows. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbRQ3xxxqi4&t=338s
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