Snow! A Thing of The PAST!
Dr. David Viner; March 2000, Snowfall will become "a very rare and exciting event"
"Winter Scene at Yselmuiden" 1613, by, Hendrick Avercamp
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Source; Snow Forecast.com Article Date, December 29, 2021 Link https://www.snow-forecast.com/whiteroom/december-snowfall-totals-pass-199-5-metres-in-california/ Story By; Snowhunter Post by; Ray Langella  Photo Credit: Patrick Thorne, Date, Unknown (Source) www.snowforecast.com Please Treat me to a Cup of Coffee -$5, $10 or whatever you can do. This way I can keep sharing articles, data, information and science regarding Real, Sun Driven Climate Change! Thanks in advance! If snow is something you enjoy then look to California and Palisades Tahoe! There you will find tons of Snow and Record setting Snowfall amounts this past December. "Exceptional snowfalls over the past fortnight has taken December totals past the 199 inches (5 metres / nearly 17 feet) for at least one resort in California, others are getting close to that total."
Huge Storms, Blocked Roads, Buried Buildings, Winds up 120 Miles Per Hour and Cold Temperatures are also all part of a December to remember on the Mountains of California and into parts of the Rockies! While the record setting snowfall totals came mostly in the second half of the month it is a reminder that Mother Nature has a mind of it's own. Read the Full article with all the details by clicking the link below. December Snowfall Totals Pass 199” (5 Metres) in California Comments are closed.
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Weather, 11 March SNOW! A THING OF THE PAST!
According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, within a few years winter snowfall will become “a very rare and exciting event.” “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,” he said. (The Independent; March 20, 2000) Warmists are actually a mass of Conflicting Impulses. These same Warmists are now claiming that the alleged Linear Warming is causing Cooling. Unbelievable! But, on this page I will be going back in time to about 9/1/2018 in order to help Dr. David Viner document snow as a "very rare and exciting event." Archives
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