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On Tue, 21 Nov 2023 03:55:47 -0600, super70s says...
A "moron" with a 180 IQ.
Anyone who professes to be a devout Donald Trump supporter is a moron
Why? Because you're pansy and those who follow Trump... aren't? YOU want BLM/Drag Queen/Gay/Socialist/Antifa/Fascist/Marxist/Communist/Racist/ Insurrectionist/Liberal Democrat politicians.
We do not.
by definition, no matter how high they scored on some intelligence test
when they were 6-16 years old.
LOL... pure jealousy. Wouldn't expect anything less from a toddler.
Furthermore I see nothing on his Wiki page about him having "a 180 IQ"
He got into MIT... did you?
Have at it, jealous little boy.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=when+did+james+woods+180+iq&ia=web
(a ridiculously high IQ range on its own face)
I agree, but why argue? Because you don't agree with him, THAT makes him less intelligent. You're not a toddler... y9ou're a NARCISSISTIC little gay toddler.
so that's probably
something you pulled out of your big stinkin' ass
Been smelling my ass, huh? You're not a narcissistic toddler... you're a pervert.
-- from those lie sites you're known to frequent.
Another last gasp... funny how you fuckers NEVER refute the lies... because there IS none.
Show us the lies.
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Cap Allon's Electroverse Presents:
* Rare "Ice Windows" Form On Alaska Lakes *
Freezing lows have allowed a rare "ice window" to form on Alaska's Alpine lakes.
* Anchorage's Historic Snow Totals *
Nearby, in Anchorage, a winter storm dropped record snowfall last week, with some areas outside the city copping more than 2 feet in just two days.
* Cold-Related Deaths *
The early onset of winter has led to four homeless deaths in Anchorage last week. Fatalities have now reached 49 this calendar year, surpassing the 24 people who passed away in the city in 2022.
* More Snow To Come *
Another round of heavy snow is being forecast for the Anchorage area on Monday, according to the NWS. The Anchorage School District announced late Sunday that schools will again shift to remote learning.
* -40°C Hits Russia *
Following yesterday's report that 90% of Russia is blanketed in snow, low temperatures are also proving early and pervasive.
* Heavy Snow Impacting Majority Of Mongolia *
Following heavy snowfall across East Asia -which saw record blizzards pound northern China- some 60% of Mongolia's 1.6 million km2 territory is now 'white', said the National Emergency Management Agency on Wednesday.
* A Meter Of Early-Season Snow Hits The Alps *
This week has seen tremendous snow pound the European Alps. "It is looking good," reports of planetski.eu. Totals have comfortably exceeded a meter (3.3 feet) in some parts, with the 'freezing level' dropping down to 1,500m.
* 90% Of Russia Under Snow *
According to the scientific director of Russia's Hydrometeorological Center, Roman Vilfand, snow is blanketing 90% of Russia. All of Siberia and the south of the Urals are covered in snow, including Transbaikalia; in the Khabarovsk Territory and Primorye, and average of 20cm (8 inches) has settled there; while cover of up to 8 cm lies in Sakhalin.
* China's Record-Breaking Blizzards *
Record-breaking early snowfall has pummeled northeastern China this week, cancelling flights, closing roads, halting trains and shutting schools.
* Flakes Return To North America *
A pair of winter storms will bring snow to two separate portions the U.S. Wednesday and into Thursday - the Northeast and the Colordao Rockies, with Alaska and Canada also copping healthy totals.
* Snowstorms Kill Herders In Mongolia *
As occurred last year, cold and snow is disrupting the seasonal migration of herders across the likes of northern China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.
* Heavy And Record-Breaking Snow Pounds China *
Trains and buses have been cancelled and schools have been shut across northern China as the country's first substantial snowstorm of the season hits. Its weather service said the cold front is expected to deliver record-breaking snowfall.
* Anchorage Blanketed In White *
Anchorage also saw its first sizable snowfall Sunday through Monday, with more than 6 inches falling on Nov 5 alone.
* New Study: Antarctica Has Cooled More Than 1C Since 1999
Significant 21st century cooling in the Central Pacific, Eastern Pacific, and nearly all of Antarctica "implies substantial uncertainties in future temperature projections of CMIP6 models." - Zhang et al., 2023
* U.S. Snow Cover At Record Levels
America's first Arctic Blast of the season felled hundreds of low temperature records and resulted in the most extensive early-November snow cover in NOAA record books.
* Historic November Cold Sweeps Argentina and Australia *
A late-season cold spell has gripped swaths of South America, namely Argentina. The country is enduring its coldest November temperatures in recorded history.
* Chilly October For Uruguay
South America's early-November freeze is engulfing Uruguay, too, carrying on from what was an anomalously frigid October.
October 2023 there average between -0.5C and -1C below the multidecadal norm.
* Iceland's Seismic Swarm
It was a cold October in Iceland, too.
The temperature finished -0.6C below average, according to the Icelandic Met Office (IMO)
* Northern Hemisphere Snow Mass 250 Gigatons Above 1982-2012 Average * Northern Hemisphere snow mass is enjoying a tremendous start to the season, aided in no small part by Russia. Some 80% of transcontinental Russia's 17.1 million km˛ land mass is currently under a blanket of snow.
* South America Snow Extent At Record-Breaking Levels *
While we're on the topic of snow, South America is worth a mention.
Extent there has fired above all previous years (since the multisensor snow/ice mapping system became operational in 2005)
* Low Temperature Records Continue To Fall, As Does The Snow *
The past 24-hours have delivered additional headaches to the jittery, coffee- spitting "look, the weather is killing us!" climate brigade, as the United States felled hundreds-more low temperature records. From California to Pennsylvania, daily records have fallen (between 10:00 Nov 1 - 09:00 Nov 2 UTC)
* Southern Africa Hit With Polar Blast -
A late season polar blast has gripped Southern Africa of late, where temperatures in some areas plunged 20C in 24 hours.
* Antarctica Suffers Rare November Cold (-60.4C) *
October was anomalously-cold month across Antarctica, with averages ranging from -1C to -1.9C below the multidecadal norm. The freeze has now spilled into November, too.
* Cold Records Slain Across U.S., More To Come *
Adding to the host that fell over the weekend and Monday, hundreds more low temperature records were busted during the past 24-hours (10:00, Oct 31 - 09:00, Nov 1 UTC).
* Consistently Cold In Vancouver *
The cold has been pervasive north of the border, too - and for quite some time. Records for both cold and snow have been falling across Canada, particularly in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.
Colder-Than-Average October For Antarctica
* Colder-Than-Average October For Antarctica *
Antarctica is cooling, the data are clear. Continuing the trend, all of the Antarctic Plateau held well-below average during the month of October. At the South Pole Station, last month averaged at -52.8C (-63F), which is -1.9C below the multidecadal norm.
* Aspen's "Snowmageddon!": 24 Inches In 24 Hours
'Snowmass' is a ski resort located in the Town of Snowmass Village near Aspen, Colorado - it just got pounded. The resort received a whopping 2 feet of October snow in just 24-hour period, as shown by the measuring stick at:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1718678654027227618
* 2023, A Year Of Record Cold *
People are quick to forget (if they ever know at all), and are blindly accepting of whatever narrative the establishment lays before them. Case in point is global boiling. Many, many all-time low temperature records have fallen this year, they've just gone unreported, and so the dutiful masses, the paint tossing tossers among us haven't been privy to the full picture.
* Australia's Barrier Reef Is Still Great *
Like the now stonewalled scares of extinct polar bears and an ice-free Arctic, the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) has gone the same way. MSM-peddled doomsday predictions have once again been proven pitifully inaccurate (yet we still can't question them).
* 'Winter Deaths' Surge In Scotland *
Cold should be cause for concern, more so than it is.
Low temperatures kill 10x more than high temperatures and -for whatever reason- cold-related deaths are increasing globally - a fact the agenda-forwarding Lancet recently did their best to distort.
* Record Cold And Snow Already Sweeping U.S. *
Both daily as well as monthly cold records fell over the weekend, particularly across the NW. From Washington to Wisconsin, hundreds of benchmarks have been busted, including a host of monthly lows for The Evergreen State as well as Oregon.
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