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  • Climate Scientists: Arctic Blast 2, Linked to Climate Change, Expected to be ‘Less Worse.’

    01/19/2024 12:44:50 AM PST · by davikkm · 39 replies
    Ah, the Arctic Blast saga continues, and this time climate scientists are pointing fingers at climate change. The catch? Arctic Blast 2 is expected to be “less worse” than its predecessor. I guess we’re looking for silver linings in freezing temperatures now. Iowa is gearing up for some seriously chilly vibes, with temperatures plummeting more than 40°F below normal. Now, that’s a bone-chilling Saturday morning in the making. Actual temperatures hitting the -20s °F in Iowa – sounds like a scene from a winter thriller.
  • Prepare for unprecedented cold as Arctic blast intensifies—record lows imminent in the next 5-10 days.

    01/07/2024 6:30:56 AM PST · by davikkm · 88 replies
    Gobsmackingly bananas temperatures, 76°F below mid-January norms, set the stage for an impending climate emergency. Updated information on the looming climate emergency reveals an Arctic blast sweeping across the Pacific Northwest, extending into the Central and Midwest USA over the next 5-10 days. Temperatures described as "gobsmackingly bananas" are plummeting to 76°F below mid-January climate norms.
  • Dangerous Arctic blast forecast to hit Northeast; some cities to see record-shattering cold

    02/03/2023 9:06:04 AM PST · by george76 · 96 replies
    National Post ^ | Feb 03, 2023 | Frank Mcgurty and Rich Mckay
    A powerful arctic blast swept into the U.S. Northeast on Friday, threatening to push temperatures to record lows in many spots, including New Hampshire’s Mount Washington, where the wind chill could drop to -110 degrees Fahrenheit ... ... Boston and Worcester, the two largest cities in New England, were among the school districts to close on Friday as administrators worried about the risk of hypothermia and frostbite as children waited for buses or walked to school. The bitter cold in the forecast forced a rare closing of a floating museum that presents a daily re-enactment of the 1773 Boston Tea...