A substantial layer of snow has coated many of the mountainous regions of Egypt’s Sinai peninsula, in what republicworld.com has reported as “one of the area’s rare winter snowfalls.”

The flakes began falling on Friday, January 10 and continued through much of the weekend.

Snow in the region usually only sticks around for 24 hours or less, before temperatures return to their expected levels and quickly melt all evidence of the rare white crystals — this accumulation, on the other hand, has lingered for 4 days now as temps have struggled to climb above the freezing mark.

A video highlighting the extent of the snow was captured by tour operator Ragab Eid:







The cold times are returning — the jet stream is weakening in line with historically low solar activity, and is diverting more and more polar cold to the lower-latitudes…



THE CHANGING JET STREAM

Intensifying swings-in-extremes are in the weather forecast globally as the sun’s relative shutdown continues to weaken the jet stream, reverting its usual tight zonal flow to more of a wavy meridional one:







And depending on what side of the jet stream you’re on at any given time, you’re either in for debilitating polar cold or anomalous tropical heat.

Take North America as an example…

There is currently a stark divide running down the continent, with central and western regions engulfed by descending Arctic air, while the east bakes relative to January norms in ascending tropical warmth:







It’s important to note that absolutely nothing is linear when it comes to the climate, it is a frustratingly complex system — there are ups and downs, and there are cycles upon cycles which appear to overlap a myriad of other cycles. There is no scientist on the planet that fully understands Earth’s climate.

There is also no such thing as “global” cooling — or “global” warming for that matter.

NASA’s Maunder Minimum Temperature Reconstruction Map (below) reveals that some regions of the planet actually warmed during past periods of “global cooling” — the Arctic, Alaska, and the North Atlantic are three such regions, although “warm” to the Arctic, for example, is still well below freezing, a temperature rise of 2C here will have little impact on sea ice thickness or extent.





Temp change between 1780 (a year of normal solar activity) and 1680 (a year within the depths of the Maunder Minimum) — NASA



The full picture is never revealed by the mainstream media, their agenda-driven reporting allows only for one side of the story — heat and drought.

But the truth, regardless of which side of the wavy jet stream flow you find yourself on, is that both setups can negatively impact crop production — the unpredictability of which you’re going to suffer is a big part of this. We’re already witnessing dramatic falls in yield and quality across the breadbaskets of the world — the price of wheat, for example, is now at a four-and-a-half year high, and rising fast.

Unfortunately, an amplification of this meridional jet stream flow is in all of our futures.

The swings-in-extremes we’re currently suffering will only intensify.

Looking into the history of your particularly region will give a clue as to what you have on store.

Megadroughts will return to Australia, and worsen; extreme flooding events will return to China, and worsen; devastating storm surges will return to the coasts of Britain, and worsen… etc., etc., etc., — the upshot, however, will always be an overall cooling of the planet.

These extremes are NOT caused by increasing –and wholly beneficial– atmospheric CO2 levels.

No, it isn’t you or me that’s causing this climate shift, it’s the sun — as it always has been:







Don’t fall for NOAA’s/the Met Office’s/the BOM’s politicized, warm-mongering, UHI-ignoring temperature datasets — our future is one of ever-descending COLD and CROP LOSS.





Prepare accordingly — relocate if need be, and grow your own.





NASA has recently revealed the upcoming solar cycle (25) will be “the weakest of the past 200 years”:







With cycle 25 likely just a stop-off on the sun’s descent into it’s next Grand Solar Minimum cycle:







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