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Cooling trends of up to -2.15°C per decade are not consistent with the “global warming” narrative.

Media outlets like Barron’s and DW should check the data and the historical context before asserting without proof that climate change is threatening Mongolian herders and the lifestyles and culture they have developed...

Winter Storm Warnings have been posted and stretch from the U.S.-Mexico border all the way to Duval County, Florida. Get this: 3-5 Inches of snow is in the forecast for Houston, TX; 2-5" for New Orleans; and up to 3" along...

Some falls, winters, and springs will see colder temperatures and more snow than others, some will see the opposite, warmer temperatures and less snow, but long-term, there has been no trend in declining snowfall, snowpack,...

“within a few years winter snowfall will become "a very rare and exciting event"”.

Ventusky himself believes it could have an impact on the winter weather in Europe because such large areas are already covered in snow. A line was drawn at the westernmost boundary in 2024, so you can see what the extent...

“Snow this low in the mountains this time of the year is rather unusual. Snow down to 1000-1500 meters happens occasionally. But at 700 meters, it’s more of an exception,” says Jung.

Bolstered by the increasing snowfall in recent years (and despite the “devastating effects of climate change”), Saudi Arabia is working to improve its mountain tourism with its own ski resort to be built by 2026.

All life on Earth (somehow) originates from the Sun's heat. But how much of the solar irradiation reaches us Earthlings?

The poor coverage of snowpack trends in the Seattle Times and other newspapers was very evident today on the front page of our local newspaper

Higher likelihood of extreme snowfall in the French Alps in coming decades. And, greening Africa

Snow – those marvelous little crystals of frozen water that drift down from the sky – in gentle silence, in the fury of an artic-like blizzard, or in any and everything in between...

In early December, the Arctic practically spread to Russia (and Europe), see following chart:

Junk science at its finest. No wonder Germany’s PISA results are plummeting. You can see it, especially in journalism.

It’s snowing a lot in Germany and climate researchers already feel compelled to modify their explanations in an effort to maintain interpretative sovereignty...