This is unprecedented.Yep , I have a fifteen minute drive to Launceston with a further 10 minutes travel through it to get to work , took me almost 40 minutes to get to Relbia alone on WednesdayCan’t waite in New Orleans, this year. Sizes from WEB (S) to 4K are available and the price starts from US$15.00. And Indiana was colder than a well diggers back side! The author of this item is H2O (No.390850). It’s never snowed here in this city … at least not since I was born.”Thanks to Alex Tanase in Romania, Alexey Parkhomenko in Russia, Alex Piccinini in Australia and Byron Dawes in Tasmania for these linksAs the winters get colder, the MSM will over-hype every hot temperature occurring during the summer regardless of how little time it lasts.By that time the [ice] statues will be in place… I think they call ’em glaciers;)… You don’t get to be a double nought spy without being part clown dontcha know?Another great blurb by Alan last night… and Big John gets it too.Them poor Tasmanian Devils — instead of (not) drowning ( Snow lying at sea level is a rare event in Tasmania though the higher hills get some snow cover each winter.It’s actually Byron Dawes from Tasmania , Australia and driving through snow drifts on the midland highway at 5:20 A.M. while on the way to work in Launceston was a first for me .I would like to clarify, that the links mean snowfalls in Northern Tasmania, whereas snow in the mountains of the island is quite usual in winter-months and sometimes occurs even in summer.Apropos Holmes’ Law, where Mean Molar Mass vs. the Ideal Gas Law derives any –repeat, any– planet’s Global Atmospheric Surface Temperature GAST = PM/Rp: In yet another new paper (Drotos et al., March 2020), researchers have determined that climate sensitivity to CO2 is “practically zero” at all concentrations.Because a self-amplifying cloud-feedback mechanism cools the Earth by magnitudes “as large as 10ᵒ K” upon “warming saturation”, an ~ 4,450 (.445%) ppm CO2 concentration induces cooler climates than observed in the pre-industrial 278 (.0278%) ppm era. And it certainly snows bunches here! The city of Launceston recorded the heaviest snowfall since the early 1970s, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. People were extremely excited at the sight of the unusual phenomenon. WE just had a very rare front in August.I’m really surprised because I assumed Tasmania was a cold place as far south as it is. Heavy snowfall in central Tokyo 2020 4K - Stock Footage(No.63791324). I was born in Launceston , still drive through it 5-6 days a week on the way to work , the last time Launceston saw even close to snow like this was when my grandad was a toddler back in 1921I live 15 minutes outside Launceston and in my 52 years here I have never seen snow like this around this area. Watch Queue Queue You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), and use Lightbox after signing up for free. Loading... Unsubscribe from cosmos creation? On this basis, a looming 90-year Super-Grand Solar Minimum through c. 2110, following the LIA’s 140-year “amplitude compression” rebound from 1850/1890, bids fair to cause severe disruption. कैसे पानी की तरह बहाई जा रही थी Sushant Singh की कमाई | Khabardar | August 1, 2020 - Duration: 41:58. Aaj Tak 985,167 views New “The closest event for severity was in 1921 ,” says reader Byron Dawes. This video is unavailable. Launceston is at -41.4 degrees south latitude and where I live in Utah is +40.4 degrees north latitude by a whole degree! This Stock Footage, whose title is "Heavy snowfall in central Tokyo 2020 4K"[63791324], includes tags of scene, scenery, scenic. My property copped a LOT of snow and still has snow in the ground almost a week later. Temperatures warmer than today during most of the past 10,000 years Since the 12,250-year Holocene Interglacial Epoch ended 670 years ago in AD 1350, Planet Earth has entered on a cyclical, plate-tectonic induced, 102-kiloyear Pleistocene glaciation due to cover 60% of habitable landmasses with ice-sheets two miles thick.Lake Toko in Siberia smashed its daily low record yesterday with a temperature of -9.8C!It was a big snowstorm, but Tassie is a long way south and snow is common there – including Launceston which has lifts not that far away.
Royalty-free Stock Photos, Illustrations and Footage The city of Launceston recorded the heaviest snowfall since the early 1970s, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.“The closest event for severity was in 1921 ,” says reader Byron Dawes.People were extremely excited at the sight of the unusual phenomenon. There was a brief dusting during the early 70’s and at the other end of the state , Hobart has had snow as recently as 1986 and 2015 . Watch Queue Queue. Of more interest was the snow in the Flinders Ranges in SA, 500 kms north of Adelaide and >1,000 north of Tassie.Snow is common during winter in Tassie on the mountains and in the highlands but NOT at Launceston’s little more than sea level elevation . Launceston is only 15 meters (49 feet ) above sea level with some of it’s low lying areas built on what once were mudflats of the Tamar river which is a tidal estuary . PIXTA, a marketplace of stock footage, offers over 4020000 high quality stock videos at affordable price. - Alan Caruba Make use of PIXTA features for registered members only! "If a foreign nation had launched an attack on America to destroy its coal-fired plants, to shut down its coal mines, and to thwart its ability to drill for oil and natural gas, we would be at war with it." As for the lifts not far away , the nearest ski lifts are 60 kms south east and 1400 metres up the side of Ben Lomond , there is a scenic chair lift in the cataract gorge but the only time since it’s construction that it has had snow on it was last Wednesday .P.S. Anyone who says we’re enduring “unprecedented global warming” “We are heading back into the lowest solar activity in at least 400 years,” says David DuByne in this eye-opening eBook.Click on image to learn how the Solar Minimum will affect society, economy and food prices. Cherry blossoms and snow Parks in Tokyo 2020 4K Anyone know?I also grew up in Indiana at about the same latitude, in between 40 and 41 degrees north and the elevation on our farm was about only 700 feet above sea level (213 meters) so that’s pretty close to sea level.
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