Coldest temp anomaly in the WORLD...here

[sumdumguy]

Sun cycles will “Trump” the global warming theory .
Sun cycles have dictated temperature fluctuations on earth for a millennium.
Current cycles point to cooling .
But ice core samples from millions of years could be wrong ...
so much “recent “ data has been fudged by “leading “ scientists to push agendas it’s confused many people.
Yes glaciers have retreated and ice caps have fluctuated since the end of the last ice age .
The focus needs to be on overall pollution, not just carbon . Just my opinion

The propagandists will make up the stats to suit their agenda. Regina University(April 16 at noon) is going to have a speaker(Dr. Amber Fletcher Ph.D in BS) in to explain how climate change is going to affect the different genders and how paying attention to climate change will make it easier. (The Social Impact of Climate Change) Can you believe it?

[sumdumguy]

Was there a big snowstorm in Wakaw?

[furrowtickler]

The propagandists will make up the stats to suit their agenda. Regina University(April 16 at noon) is going to have a speaker(Dr. Amber Fletcher Ph.D in BS) in to explain how climate change is going to affect the different genders and how paying attention to climate change will make it easier. (The Social Impact of Climate Change) Can you believe it?

Yup I can . No sense at looking at long term temperatures patterns scientifically proven on earth the past 200,000 years or longer . Yup let’s make assumptions based on the past 50 years ...

[grassfarmer]

AJL, here is the only info I could find summarizing this past winter until March 19th in Winnipeg - likely a little different to ours but I think the trends were the same.

"Overall, temperatures have stayed close to normal. February was colder than normal but it was far from a record setter. If you remember the cold February from 2014, the daily mean temperature there was -20.0 degrees Celsius.

We were also close to normal for days below -30° C. From December through February, temperatures will typically drop to -30° C or colder 11 times with this happening 6 times in January. The winter of 2017/2018 had temperatures falling below this mark 10 times but 7 out of the last 8 days in December.

Precipitation wise, as you might expect, we were below normal amounts.
Every month this winter has had below normal precipitation amounts with March being the exception. This is all thanks to the snowfall from March 4-5 which dumped approximately 22 cm of snow on Winnipeg.

If you add up what the normal precipitation amounts should be from December through March, you will notice that Winnipeg comes up short by 21.1 cm "

[fjlip]

Isn't that the peril of living in the wet black soil zone? Like risk of drought is for me here in the Slum of the Ghetto! Now if we could just find a happy medium.

Some where between us...anyone out there have it perfect?

[farming101]

Interesting this summary uses the word normal to describe the climate's weather in the environment. I thought that these days everything is abnormal

AJL, here is the only info I could find summarizing this past winter until March 19th in Winnipeg - likely a little different to ours but I think the trends were the same.

"Overall, temperatures have stayed close to normal. February was colder than normal but it was far from a record setter. If you remember the cold February from 2014, the daily mean temperature there was -20.0 degrees Celsius.

We were also close to normal for days below -30° C. From December through February, temperatures will typically drop to -30° C or colder 11 times with this happening 6 times in January. The winter of 2017/2018 had temperatures falling below this mark 10 times but 7 out of the last 8 days in December.

Precipitation wise, as you might expect, we were below normal amounts.
Every month this winter has had below normal precipitation amounts with March being the exception. This is all thanks to the snowfall from March 4-5 which dumped approximately 22 cm of snow on Winnipeg.

If you add up what the normal precipitation amounts should be from December through March, you will notice that Winnipeg comes up short by 21.1 cm "

[fjlip]

Well thanks for revealing that ALL IS NORMAL, cancel any and all Global Warming/ Climate Change bullshit and Carbon Taxes....

[katoe]

Forgot to mention cancelling carbon credits

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Isn't that the peril of living in the wet black soil zone? Like risk of drought is for me here in the Slum of the Ghetto! Now if we could just find a happy medium.

The solution is easy, just haul the wet deep black soil to your zone where it will flourish with the lack of moisture and increase in heat. Then on the back haul, take your lighter shallower soil( I'm making assumptions here) back to where the rain is, and it will drain and do excellent with the extra moisture. Could probably afford to do it with the money that has been poured into the black hole called climate change too.

[grassfarmer]

Yawn....they didn't say everything was normal they compared different aspects of this winter's weather to normal which was the 30 average in this case. Obviously there is a range of variation that makes up any average which in this case are the short term weather fluctuations we experience. None of which conflicts with the fact that globally the earth is warming and the 30 year averages are moving up too.