Arctic Cold Outbreak to Bring Record Lows to the Plains, Midwest and East Into the New Year

Too many unfortunate events like these us why they stopped calling it global warming. Just sayin. LOL

"Arctic cold air will keep the eastern half of the nation shivering into the first week of January.

Dozens of daily record lows have been set, and more are possible through at least New Year's Day.

Low temperatures in the minus 40s have been recorded in northern Minnesota this week.

Reinforcing blasts of Arctic air will keep the Midwest, East and South shivering into the start of 2018, with temperatures approaching record-cold levels at times.

Daily record lows were set early Friday morning at New York's JFK and LaGuardia Airports – both 12 degrees."

https://weather.com/storms/winter/n...eak-forecast-midwest-east-south-new-year-2018

 

The funny thing is not an anomaly.

An anomaly is a part of any climate.

The hilarious thing is that as soon as the IPCC, NASA, NAS and 143 academies of science predicted no snow in the North East where I live we had two very snowy winters in a a raw.

And good snow since.

The hilarious thing is that as soon as the IPCC, NASA, NAS and 288 academies of science make a prediction God makes a joke.

The IPCC, NASA, NAS and 288 academies of science have been a joke from the beginning, and as years go by it will be more and more clear to everyone except of most deranged fanatics of the AWG cult that no climate on the Earth has been shown even a slightest sign of change.

 

"Its cold. Global warming sucks huh huh huh"

 

The NOAA predicted a mild winter. Now about that climate prediction for 2100.

 

Meanwhile it's been an unusually mild Winter in the Pacific Northwest and West Coast.

Warming temperatures are having a paradoxical effect. In the rest of the country they are creating storm and pressure systems that bring in cold air, but the colder ocean waters on the West Coast, which originate from the Arctic, lead to more weather stability.

 

It also just snowed in the Sahara for the first time in 37 years.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/weat...he-photos-are-beautiful/ar-BBIaCYJ?li=BBnbcA1