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It seems like that temperature dip was necessary for human life to come around and flourish in the first place. What's true in the present day is that humanity can't support itself in an ice-free world. 2 billion people rely on glaciers for drinking water, power, and agriculture.

The entirety of the area depicted, averaged out, depicts a positive anomaly against the 1991-2020 averages. The red very obviously takes up more space on the map than the limited blue hues.

Yeesh, so many recent years in those charts.

It looks like this is referring to daily temperature records for one location, which feels way less statistically significant than a 31 day temperature average. That stripe of 1998 on the East coast might've been hit on a particularly warm day, but the month on a whole is no comparison to a March like 2012. I feel like that is worth mentioning in your post.

Crazy how the late February HECS loading pattern very quickly became the 2025-2026 winter loading pattern instead

Moderate (non-accumulating) snow atm. 2/24 storm confirmed

Georgetown snow shield working overtime

Oh. What about the other 90%? Where does that come from?

That’s the one signal that hasn’t wavered. Been on the guidance since the Mesopotamian model was the go-to.

Oh, that is definitely interesting. Has sunspot activity gone up along with the recent warming, or is it just a temporary blip unrelated?

Hello, I watched this video and believe I got the key points, but I was wondering, what were the key takeaways/points/arguments from the video, for you? Just making sure I'm on the same page with what you and dseagull gathered from this video. Thanks!

Weeklies from today are maintaining that potent storm signal centered at the 23rd/24th. From what I can tell, that signal has been there in some form on the weeklies since it was 30 or so days out.

probably connected.. fridge doing its magic

Low of 1F, up to 11 degrees now.

Euro is a snower for the 16th-17th