The polar vortex is hitting the brakes
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The polar vortex is hitting the brakes
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yeah, did it happen or not?
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#6Interesting article. We are past the usual -20 or lower six weeks where I am so feels like a typical year. If I choose a random northern place like Rankin Inlet NU it is still cold up there with a low of -33 tonight.
It is a sign of the times when I think huh, climate.gov… is that a reputable source?
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yeah, did it happen or not?
What are the odds that NOAA has been forbidden to write anything about climate since this was posted?
That's the beauty of the current chaos-driven model. No explicit marching orders required. Just let it be known that inconvenient facts/actions can be punished at any time. Self-censorship takes care of the rest.
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#9Interesting article. We are past the usual -20 or lower six weeks where I am so feels like a typical year. If I choose a random northern place like Rankin Inlet NU it is still cold up there with a low of -33 tonight. It is a sign of the times when I think huh, climate.gov… is that a reputable source?
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Re: The polar vortex is hitting the brakes
#10from March 6th
yeah, did it happen or not?
From the dates on https://www.climate.gov/news-features/blogs it looks like this is / was a roughly weekly post, so it might take a while if you're waiting for them specifically.