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- Global Warming Causes Stratospheric Cooling By Jeffrey Masters, Ph.D. — Director of Meteorology, Weather Underground, Inc.
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- Huge cracks and hills emerge overnight in Alberta Beach, baffling residents
- Airport Power issues. ?
- U.S. Customs Computer Outage Causes Delays At Airports Nationwide January 1, 2018
- …………. cooling ahead.
- Climate change assumptions false and world will start cooling down in 2017 global warming Science News Express.co.uk
- College asks NYPD to use bathrooms out of sight from students
- Record-breaking Disasters: 16 Billion-Dollar Disasters Have Impacted the U.S. This Year | The Weather Channel
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Some residents of Alberta Beach were woken up Monday night by what sounded like something falling onto their houses. But after the crashing noise was heard overnight, the community’s south-side residents discovered big cracks in the ground, hills of … Continue reading
Frigid Winter? Blame 4,000 Years of Wild Jet Streams By Becky Oskin, Senior Writer | April 16, 2014 04:37pm ET The study shows the jet streams plunging pattern is a long-standing natural phenomenon. However, the findings also suggest that global … Continue reading
“I know students from every background and across every major. They don’t feel comfortable around cops. They just don’t. It makes safe spaces feel not so safe,” one unidentified student remarked, with another telling the Post that it’s “weird” seeing … Continue reading
Communications Interoperability Training with Amateur Radio Community Set 10/24/2017 Elements of the US Department of Defense (DOD) will conduct a “communications interoperability” training exercise November 4-6, once again simulating a “very bad day” scenario. Amateur Radio and MARS organizations will … Continue reading
First published: 10 March 2010 Abstract  The current exceptionally long minimum of solar activity has led to the suggestion that the Sun might experience a new grand minimum in the next decades, a prolonged period of low activity … Continue reading
via Arrest made after hunt for jogger who ‘pushed’ woman into path of bus on Putney Bridge (From Your Local Guardian)
May 16, 2017 – 6:30 PM ARMSTRONG – Some farmers in the North Okanagan have more fish than produce in their fields right now due to flooding. Dorel Krsta, who owns ASG Produce on Otter Lake Road in Armstrong, can’t … Continue reading
Flood warnings remained in effect in Bear Lake and Bannock counties on Tuesday, and National Weather Service officials predict even more precipitation to fall in East Idaho into Wednesday. The weather service issued a winter weather advisory that will remain … Continue reading