I like checking the temperatures in Siberia using the map at Joe Bastardi’s Weatherbell. Today I found a real extreme reading.
Eastern Siberia, -61°F, see center. Source: www.weatherbell.com/.
Now we know it’s been pretty damn cold in Eastern Europe and all over Russia, but this is getting ridiculous. This has been going on for weeks now!
I remember 2010 when there was the big heat wave in Central Russia in the summertime when temperatures soared over 100°F. “An unmistakable sign of global warming!” the media shrieked for days and days.
But now that it is deadly cold. with dozens freezing to death every day, there’s not a peep about that in the warmist media. No, we don’t want to report that.
Don’t ask me where that reading was recorded. That area is just as foreign to me as Mars.
Hansen will probably just chuck out that reading anyway.
Have you seen this?
“It will be like in the good old times – snowy and frosty, with no deviations,” a representative of the Fobos weather center told RIA Novosti.
The good old times? Uh, People used to frequently freeze to death during the harsh winters in the not to distant past. But, now after a spell of mild winters and fewer cold related deaths, “The good old times” are back?.
http://indrus.in/articles/2012/12/05/moscow_faces_coldest_winter_in_decades_19559.html
It was 60 below zero in Fairbanks Thursday night, with a high on Friday of 31 below zero, with ice fog. It normally gets this cold for a week or two this time of year.
“The last time there was a six day streak of 40 below lows wholly in December was 1975.” http://ak-wx.blogspot.de/2012/12/coldbut-not-as-cold-as-it-used-to-be.html
You might want to check up on that. Maybe in Siberia, but not in Fairbanks.