Former NOAA Award-Winning Atmospheric Scientist Dr. Rex Fleming and former UN IPCC and U.S. government scientists publicly announces dissent wrt man-made climate change. Fleming declares that "CO2 has no impact on climate change."
It is so hot due to CO2 and the global warming religion that.......
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https://watchers.news/2019/10/10/early-frost-and-snow-hinder-harvest-in-canada/
Early frost and snow hinder harvest in Canada
In the south, about 60% of the canola crop had been harvested, but less than 16% had been combined. Wheat harvesting was only 35% done.
Snow has already put several fields across the prairies at risk, threatening even the areas that are not yet hit by frost.
Early frost and snow hinder harvest in Canada
In the south, about 60% of the canola crop had been harvested, but less than 16% had been combined. Wheat harvesting was only 35% done.
Snow has already put several fields across the prairies at risk, threatening even the areas that are not yet hit by frost.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/brit...weather-records-british-columbia-bc-1.5316498
Vancouver has 'coldest Oct. 10 in 123 years' as temperatures tumble across B.C.
Vancouver has 'coldest Oct. 10 in 123 years' as temperatures tumble across B.C.
Excerpts below.
https://www.benzinga.com/news/19/10/14590482/plains-snowstorm-breaks-records-kills-crops
Plains Snowstorm Breaks Records, Kills Crops
Winter came early and with a vengeance in the northern Plains this year. A record-setting snowstorm slammed the Dakotas and western Minnesota for three days last week, in mid-October, before fading over the weekend. North Dakota got hit the hardest. It was a storm that will be hard for many people to forget.
Last week's snowstorm was truly historic for Bismarck, North Dakota, in a few ways. First, daily record snowfall records were set for Oct. 10, 11 and 12, with accumulations of 7.1, 6.1 and 3.7 inches, respectively. The snowfall on Oct. 10 and 11 now rank as the fourth- and fifth-snowiest October days on record for the capital city.
Ken Simosko, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Bismarck, told FreightWaves that the storm also set a record for the highest three-day single-storm snowfall total for the city – 16.9 inches from Oct. 10 through 12.
Crop Damage
"I'm expecting massive crop losses – as devastating as we've ever seen," said Jon Nelson, a state lawmaker who farms several hundred acres near Rugby in north-central North Dakota.
https://www.benzinga.com/news/19/10/14590482/plains-snowstorm-breaks-records-kills-crops
Plains Snowstorm Breaks Records, Kills Crops
Winter came early and with a vengeance in the northern Plains this year. A record-setting snowstorm slammed the Dakotas and western Minnesota for three days last week, in mid-October, before fading over the weekend. North Dakota got hit the hardest. It was a storm that will be hard for many people to forget.
Last week's snowstorm was truly historic for Bismarck, North Dakota, in a few ways. First, daily record snowfall records were set for Oct. 10, 11 and 12, with accumulations of 7.1, 6.1 and 3.7 inches, respectively. The snowfall on Oct. 10 and 11 now rank as the fourth- and fifth-snowiest October days on record for the capital city.
Ken Simosko, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Bismarck, told FreightWaves that the storm also set a record for the highest three-day single-storm snowfall total for the city – 16.9 inches from Oct. 10 through 12.
Crop Damage
"I'm expecting massive crop losses – as devastating as we've ever seen," said Jon Nelson, a state lawmaker who farms several hundred acres near Rugby in north-central North Dakota.
Excerpts below.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/usa-...eaten-northern-us-corn-soybeans-idUKL2N26U1KN
Snow, freezing temperatures threaten northern U.S. corn, soybeans
Oct 9 (Reuters) - Plunging temperatures and heavy snow forecast for the upper U.S. Plains from Friday to Sunday are likely to damage unharvested corn and soybean crops in parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa, meteorologists said on Wednesday.
The looming harvest woes are the latest headache for U.S. farmers facing years of low crop prices, swelling grain stockpiles and declining farm incomes made worse by a trade war with China that has slashed exports.
Only 58% of U.S. corn was mature as of Oct. 6 and just 15% was harvested, according to the latest data from U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). North Dakota’s crop was furthest behind, with just 22% of corn mature and none harvested as of Sunday, while South Dakota’s corn was 36% mature with 2% harvested.
U.S. soybeans were only 14% harvested as of Sunday, 20 percentage points behind the average pace, USDA data showed. North Dakota and Minnesota beans were just 8% gathered while Iowa’s and South Dakota’s crop was only 5% harvested.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/usa-...eaten-northern-us-corn-soybeans-idUKL2N26U1KN
Snow, freezing temperatures threaten northern U.S. corn, soybeans
Oct 9 (Reuters) - Plunging temperatures and heavy snow forecast for the upper U.S. Plains from Friday to Sunday are likely to damage unharvested corn and soybean crops in parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa, meteorologists said on Wednesday.
The looming harvest woes are the latest headache for U.S. farmers facing years of low crop prices, swelling grain stockpiles and declining farm incomes made worse by a trade war with China that has slashed exports.
Only 58% of U.S. corn was mature as of Oct. 6 and just 15% was harvested, according to the latest data from U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). North Dakota’s crop was furthest behind, with just 22% of corn mature and none harvested as of Sunday, while South Dakota’s corn was 36% mature with 2% harvested.
U.S. soybeans were only 14% harvested as of Sunday, 20 percentage points behind the average pace, USDA data showed. North Dakota and Minnesota beans were just 8% gathered while Iowa’s and South Dakota’s crop was only 5% harvested.
Surprise October snow in Spokane knocks out power, blocks streets, closes schools
All because of global warming. I mean climate change.
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