Video – 30 Top Scientists Predict Global Cooling 2015-2050.

http://iceagenow.info/2014/12/video-30-top-scientists-predict-global-cooling-201...


“You do understand that a 2 degree Celsius drop takes us back to 400-year temperatures when 25 percent of the people on the planet starved to death,” says this  video.”Food prices will begin rising exponentially next year.”

Forecasting a 1 to 2 degrees Celsius drop.

    Now headed into a Dalton minimum type cooling
    Perhaps even a Maunder minimum
    A Mini Ice Age
    A long-term solar minimum (aka solar hibernation)

http://iceagenow.info/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Wolf-Sporer-Maunder-Dalton.png

There are a large amount of scientists worldwide that are predicting a new Grand Solar Minimum beginning around 2015, but are never quoted or referenced in the main stream media, says David DuByne. This is a small list of who’s research does not see the light of day because of political agendas surrounding “AGW”.

With a possibility of imminent cooling, it is irresponsible for government agencies to turn a blind eye and continue pushing a warming agenda by purposely silencing, sidelining and dismissing peer reviewed and published research on Sun induced Earth cooling cycles.

Average global atmospheric and oceanic temperatures will drop significantly beginning between 2015 and 2016 and will continue with only temporary reversals until they stabilize during a long cold temperature base lasting most of the 2030’s and 2040’s. The bottom of the next global cold climate caused by a “solar hibernation” (a pronounced reduction in warming energy coming from the Sun) is expected to be reached by the year 2031.

Come on up to Texas for the next month. It will be around 100 degrees F today, that is about 37 degrees C to you. By the time you go home it will take you about another month before you feel cold again!

The world IS getting warmer

Contrary to your limited knowledge and education - annual global average temperatures are NOT calculated from average temperatures only taken in your suburb, city and country

Melbourne on target for coldest July in 17 years
Rob Sharpe, Tuesday July 28, 2015 - 14:23 EST

Melbourne is struggling through a July more typical of the mid 1900's.

Weather has been the talk of the town in Melbourne for the last few weeks. For many of our youth it has been the coldest July they have ever experienced. Meanwhile for our elders it has been weather more similar to when they were young.

By the 31st of July, the month's average minimum temperature will be approximately 6.7 degrees, with an average top of 13.3 degrees (combined average of 10.0 degrees). This will bring the month in as the coldest July since 1998. However, this is still slightly warmer than the 160 year averages of 6.0 and 13.5 degrees.

This month has been quite extraordinary by recent standards. Last July had a combined average temperature of 11.5 degrees and the year before set a new record warm July of 12.3 degrees (with min of 8.8 and max of 15.8). Many people will have found this July to be much colder than any other they can remember.

It is therefore quite hard to imagine what July would have been like when the record was set in 1901. In that year the average minimum was 4.7 and the average maximum was 12.2.

If there was a period in history when this year would have sat nicely in the record books, then it would probably be placed in the middle of the 20th century. For those who hate the cold, they probably hope it is at least 17 years until we see a July this cold again

I've got an LG 2.75HP Split System air conditioner that I'm not too happy with. Weak as piss if you ask me.

I had a techno guy come in and check it for me, but he said it's running okay - and only the DAIKIN brand handles cold mornings okay. The rest are crap, he said.

He checked the air coming out of the wall unit -- 40C -- which he said was normal.

I'm thinking of getting one of those gas heaters installed - I've got a gas-heater connection coming up through the lounge room floor in the corner.

This air-con is brilliant in summer though. 

Blue Mountains bushfire out of control; may affect homes, fire service says

Updated 8 minutes ago

Blue mountains fire
More than 100 firefighters are working to control a bushfire near Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains, with the fire expected to affect homes in the next few hours.

The New South Wales Rural Fire Service has issued a watch and act alert for the fire currently burning over 30 hectares in the area of Wentworth Falls.

The RFS have identified the fire is burning in the area of Hordern Road, Coronation Road and Tableland Road.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-01/blue-mountains-bushfire-out-of-control/666...


Hmmmmmmm......

Lisa Jones wrote on Jul 31^st, 2015 at 7:10pm:


What? ... is that for the quarter?

If it is ....OMG!

That's way too much.