La Niña Strikes The Polar Vortex: What Awaits Us?

[@kevindavis9095]

Those of us living in Texas learned a hard lesson in February 2021. If we get more than a couple of days of very cold weather in a row, the entire state collapses. 🙁

[@rogerodle8750]

Too much reliance on wind power.

[@Anne-LiseH]

Frozen gas’s lines to power plants I believe.

[@scene247]

The cold snap a couple years ago was nuts. El Paso was fortunate to be a part of New Mexico's grid

[@taklfarms2575]

@@kevindavis9095 idk if I would say entirely collapsed lol ya had a cold week which your not used to. Ya survived. Prepare for the worst, hope for the best. Texas isn't as big as it thinks it is. Four seasons baby! Adapt, adjust and overcome

[@StormChaserMommaG]

@@kevindavis9095 that's any state that doesn't get snow often

[@SixTenVisuals]

CME's and earth's weakened magnetic field are serious concerns. People think that seeing Aurora Borealis in Puerto Rico was awesome earlier this year...that wasn't awesome! That's a warning.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@scott7513]

@@SixTenVisuals we had green and red northern lights in October in Indiana this year

[@sandydiller4828]

Do you have any links explaining the magnetic field issue? I’m very curious about it. I would Google, but I’d rather read what you read. Tx!

[@waltermalaver7333]

💯

[@tml721]

For the last 4 years we've gotten mild winters in Ohio. Once again a rough winter is being predicted. I'll believe it when I see it

[@NJP76]

Same here in Wisconsin. I miss when we used to actually have winters.

[@kenmetsala39]

Going down 18 F on Sat. Night here in northern ontario. Way cold for this time of year.

[@roseappelhoff9282]

@@kenmetsala39 How long has "global warming" been going on? It's cyclical, so possibly it may be going back into a "cooling" phase again. I'm age 71 so I've seen a lot of variables over time during the seasons living in southern Ontario. Some winters huge amounts of snow & some winters hardly any snow.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Totally get that. Let's see what happens this year. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@jeffnelson4489]

Last 2 yrs Cali way wetter an cooler than normal winter and summer.

[@bettyvarone4420]

Solar flares are way out of control, my husband being a Ham Radio operator knows these flares control so much more than his radio waves, these flares contribute to our weather extremes at this time.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ChinaWatchCanada]

We have weakened the stratosphere so much with electro magnetic pulsing used to engineer weather that its damaged to the point it lets in more harmful radiation on earth from the Sun.

[@sandydiller4828]

The best polar vortex storm was in February 2012. Chicago got blitzed with 2’, and it hit so hard during rush hour, Lake Shore Drive was snowed in with dozens of stranded cars and city buses. It was incredible to watch and residents of the area started bringing stuck people food, water and blankets.

[@linkrules32]

Unless you're hospital worker or first responder stay home when weather's bad

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@sandydiller4828]

@@linkrules32yeah well we weren’t expecting working people going home to be stuck on the Drive.

[@1gbayfisher]

Why would you call it a polar vortex storm??? Its a simple wimter.storm

[@sandydiller4828]

@@1gbayfisher it wasn’t simple for the city. And Chicago didn’t get “simple winter storms.” The polar vortex never dipped into Chicago before, so yeah, it was a polar vortex storm.

[@shawnsanborn2057]

Can’t wait for the cold. I have been sweating my ass off since last may.

[@Bowlfullatoenails]

@@shawnsanborn2057 lemme gess, alabama?

[@Enhanced-Risk]

same

[@sjla2009]

It's been unusually cool this summer in the UK 🇬🇧 Maybe one mild mini heatwave and that's it Yet now winter is due again already 🥶 🧊 ☃️ 🧥 ❄️

[@mikemars5984]

No one likes winter. Please.

[@natergater10]

A lot of people love the winter

[@the80hdgaming]

Mentions -18°C/0°f.... Canadian here laughing in -40°C... 😂😂😂😂

[@Templar357]

@@the80hdgaming , fact!

[@Martin-mt3wz]

Weather events. Forgot to mention man made events. Where they want them to happen

[@Templar357]

@@Martin-mt3wz ,🤫

[@kingsofterlingua9031]

You mean -40⁰ F, right?

[@the80hdgaming]

@@kingsofterlingua9031 🤣🤣🤣

[@amangogna68]

Let the politicians believe this because I already had enough of floods and hurricanes but my representatives don’t believe this !

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s frustrating when our leaders don’t seem to take these issues seriously. Floods and hurricanes are a big concern for many of us.

[@Madnessinmedia]

@@InsaneCuriosity Don't believe that the Washington swamp doesn't know about these things. They just no longer care about American citizens. NASA knows about the 12,000 year cycle coming up with the ice age. The Deep State has known since the late 50's. They just classified the information until 2012.

[@glynnec2008]

Your video ends with "hundreds of experts" predicting disaster next summer. They won't commit to predicting the weather for the next 4 months, but they are confident enough to spread disaster scenarios about next summer. Here are my predictions: this winter will be cold, and next summer will be hot. It's been happening for millions of years, so I feel pretty confident about making these predictions. I didn't even need help from NOAA's supercomputer (which is fortunate because it's booked solid running their moronic climate models that don't actually predict anything that comes true).

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@hugh009]

I wonder how this coming winter will be impacted by the beginning also of the Grand Solar Minimum. I'm glad I have my Arctic military coat and hood that handles cold down to 5 degrees.

[@random2829]

Blessings to you for bringing up the GSM - and know its impact! Cycles everywhere we look (if you have eyes to see and the intelligence to comprehend what you are seeing).

[@zacharymoss2994]

When i started work at taco bell in Magnolia tx, i made a welcom tex ren fest sign to entertain customers with the meme WINTER IS COMING with warnings about the grand solar minimum 2030, and survival advice like telling kids if they see a bear in their closet or under the bed, pull a Brian Blessed and punch it on the nose.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! The Grand Solar Minimum can definitely affect our winters, making them colder.

[@frankmartin8471]

The GSM will probably influence this coming winter.

[@hugh009]

@@frankmartin8471 Definitely.

[@deirdrelewis1454]

I doubt that anyone can really predict what will happen. Weather is just too unpredictable as no one can account for all the variables. South Africa has had 2 exceptionally cold, wet winters. The southern polar vortex has shifted northward in the past few years.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! Yes, weather can be really unpredictable, and there are many factors at play.

[@kevinyoungM14EBR]

I survived the brutal cold & snow in Indiana during the late 70's, so I guess we are due for another round or two of that kind of winter weather again. What was it like? Actual temperatures 20 to 30 below zero, wind chills near 100 below and blizzards that drifted snow to 20 ft depths... I live a little further south in an area that doesn't know how to deal with cold, snow and ice very well, and that could easily make for life threatening situation across a large area. Stay alert, and prepare for the worst.

[@alleng332]

@@kevinyoungM14EBR agreed, I was further North in Saginaw Michigan. I remember the Ice Storm of 1978, cold times indeed.

[@taklfarms2575]

Welcome to my winter life in South Dakota. Lol

[@kevinyoungM14EBR]

@@taklfarms2575 You guys are more accustomed to 'real' winters, many of of us only get treated to a 'real' winter a few times in a lifetime. Our local utilities and elected officials are usually less prepared than the citizens... remember Atlanta during the storm of the century, and then again during what they call Snowmageddon a few years ago when an inch or so of slushy snow flash froze. It wasn't pretty.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@scott7513]

78 was nuts

[@jameshayes3397]

I would agree with the speaker if I didn't know about HARRP in Alaska and a handful of billionaires that use their own weather modification devices and with China and Russia also has weather modification devices. So the structure that God has put in place for our weather is being changed by man

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s a complex topic. Weather modification is something many people are curious about, especially with technologies like HAARP. It’s important to consider how human actions might impact natural systems.

[@michaelzernie7092]

Living in Northern Ontario, we're used to -40c winters. I gotta move.... i hate winter

[@robwill9649]

The main cause: Earths Weakening Magnetic Field.

[@chemicalstalkingindenmark8240]

No. Magnetic field follows biggest moving mass

[@jmantruthseeker]

, 10000 years cycle period don't believe it.Answer me this Batman.Why is there ice in the tropics

[@baneverything5580]

IT`S TRUMP`S FAULT! REEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!

[@ianrowley5762]

The earths magnet field is overdue to reverse. It’s happened many time in earth’s history.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! The Earth's weakening magnetic field can impact various systems, but La Niña primarily affects weather patterns through changes in ocean temperatures. The polar vortex, which is influenced by factors like atmospheric pressure and temperature, can also be impacted by La Niña.

[@marksarty3502]

Where I live, 2024 was far from even being a warm year 🤷‍♂️

[@Blue-tt6xm]

SW CO here. Coldest August i remember!

[@Martin-mt3wz]

Oh no you don't believe in global warming. They are going to be knocking on your door . Be careful

[@goldiegirl7247]

Not warm in mid wales Uk either.

[@Vicki_Benji]

It's hot as hell here in the southeast U.S.

[@frankenz66]

​@Vicki_Benji A near normal pattern for the jet stream. Cooler Western US triggers a warmer Eastern US.

[@christopherolson2235]

Im from where it doesn't get above freezing at all for 4-6 months once it starts. Always be prepared for ANY weather disaster. Heat, Water, Snacks, Candles and fuel.

[@roseappelhoff9282]

@christopherolson2235 Replace candles with battery powered little lanterns for each room of your home (much safer:).

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Staying prepared is key, especially in extreme weather.

[@user-qg1io8zh9c]

No mencionan al norte de Siberia, Mongolia y China el Vortice es igual sube en el Pacífico y baja nueva mente en Alaska, Canadá🥶pues el Desierto de Mongolia y del Sahara están Húmedos😳Floreciendo y con lagos en medio del desierto 🐪 y el hemisferio sur calor,🥵sequías, falta de lluvias y fuegos repentinos.

[@raymondlonghurst4655]

The fact that the magnetic North Pole is now level with the bottom of Greenland and well on its way to Russia is the main driving force behind changes in the weather

[@chriswebster4121]

There needs to be more talk of the magnetic north pole movement(Magnetic Excursion) and its role in climate change. The earth's magnetic field has been weakened due to this excursion. This is allowing the suns intensity to affect the north polar cap by melting the glaciers and shutting down the AMOC, thus all the crazy weather.

[@alanmacification]

@chriswebster4121 Neither the position, strength, nor movement of the magnetic pole have any effect on climate

[@FishingNature87]

I absolutely believe it affects the jet stream. Magnetic field changes would definitely affect the upper atmosphere.

[@jmantruthseeker]

​@alanmacification 😂😂 Just so you know if it was a few hundred years ago you'd be one of those people mad at someone for saying the earth is round

[@baneverything5580]

@@alanmacification The weakening magnetic field certainly affects the climate. This is REAL science. It has also caused extinction events.

[@alanmacification]

@@baneverything5580 No. That is all totally wrong.

[@TheCowPatch]

Earth and climate doing its thing like it has for millions of years. Eventually it will go full circle. Sadly I am old enough to not be able to witness it. 😶

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Tolbat]

Weather recording was inaccurate through the 90s, there are storms that are totally misrepresented in history because of this. The charts, and information used for all this is so off, it is sad.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@ianrowley5762]

Obviously if we all pay more tax,it will stop any hot weather.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@lauraleigh5562]

The powers that be will never stop demanding more taxes

[@Blue-tt6xm]

All tribes oral histories talk about the Poles Shifting. Magnetic & crustal-& not the bs of 3/4 million years, but, try 12,560 yrs. Hopi say the Great Purifixation is upon us. In India, too. This is the end of the Kali Yuga, the worst time, as people have to think & talk to communicate. We will soon be going into the Golden Age, when we can once more communicatate empathicly. I wrote a book about this in 2002. I say its in the end of an era or age, (not end of world). For the last 12 thousand + years we have been in an Electric, male DAY Cycle. Energy goes outward. All the world has been conquerored. Writing was initiated. Men were originally made to be protectors & providers, but morphed to competitors & conquerors. After the flip, we shall slowly go back to worshiping the magnetic, attractive, nurturing, spiritual, circular, feminine energies, or the Night cycle. The Yin/Yang symbol says it all-without linear, words & thinking needed.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@martaquiles885]

En dónde dejaste el Polvo del Sahara, que nos ahoga en Puerto Rico; aumentando las temperaturas demaciado y por qué se vienen hacia acá? Gracias.

[@ANTOINETOM-cj6nw]

EARTHLINGS BE READY LIKE A BOY SCOUT .😎😂✌🖖👽

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@DanielWatson-vv7cd]

Due to global warming, I think the polar vortex will completely breakdown and collapse.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

The polar vortex could definitely be impacted by global warming, but a complete collapse would be pretty extreme. Scientists are seeing more disruptions in the vortex, which can bring unusual weather patterns, but a full breakdown isn’t expected anytime soon. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@alexhigginbotham8635]

I love the production quality of the intro. It was really good.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked the intro. Appreciate your support!

[@MrWarrenRetro]

In early February 2030, Illinois and Michigan gets a Polar vortex, that will be a La Nina of 2029/30

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@LindaRoss-rn2wg]

Is the earth going tilt? Alaska people say the sun and stars are in a different place.

[@72chrisbassg]

here's a hypothesis.... the earth is in a weird wobble and tilt, rotating the North east into the area of the north pole, during these periods when they state the polar vortex comes further south.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@ariearie3543]

Winter in the Netherlands does not exists anymore.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Winters in the Netherlands aren’t as cold as they used to be. Climate shifts are making things warmer overall, but with La Niña and the Polar Vortex around, we could still get some colder days now and then, Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@jesussoto8728]

Aquí en chihuahua al norte de México tuvimos temperaturas polares de -21©C en febrero de 2011 durante dos días , todo el estado se cubrió de frío polar

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@Maria-b4i6s]

Gracias por sacarme de muchas dudas que tenía, ya que estudiando el comportamiento de las tormentas solares categoría G y X, necesitaba constatar lo que me temía, nosotros a través de la producción de co2, metano y sobre todo sulfuro de hidrógeno, estamos haciendo ejecución hacia el sol, creando una inestabilidad solar muy peligrosa, en dos palabras nuestra contaminación ya llego al espacio y puede afectar la estabilidad en nuestro sistema solar.... 😢😮

[@RosaEliaEsOrtiz-kw5yl]

@@Maria-b4i6s 😮 qué terror que la burbuja de metano vuelva ardiendo a la tierra por una llamarada solar

[@DawnClark-wj9ix]

In the 90's there was snow in MI in April and in the winter there was snow in FL killing the Oranges. I think the Farmer's almanac is much more accurate, And they don't use any computers, just reported data.

[@jbfrank7519]

Pray that it stays warm, if it gets cold most will die.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Kashiieiji202]

Being in Montana we get some crazy snow and cold here. I remember a few years it was so cold that there was crystals in the air from the water freezing. It was beautiful but so cold. I belive -80 in some areas with wind chill

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@maryj2671]

Just look around at other countries. The world weather is changing. It used to rain once a week here where i live. now go weeks without rain.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@DouglasWipf-s2w]

Poles keep sending cold down over time and increasing more and more , ice snow comes farther and farther south as a result. Antarctic thaws while farther south snow( ice age) and ice stays longer and longer? Maybe, just a thought

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Yes, changes in the poles can influence our weather patterns. As the Antarctic thaws, it can disrupt typical climate behavior, which may lead to colder air being pushed further south. This can result in longer-lasting snow and ice in some regions, reflecting shifts in our climate system.

[@lesromanchuk1293]

Gee, thank you for that uplifting report (not really) but let's not shoot the messenger Thanks!

[@JanetLClark]

"Researchers in other countries..."" ... oh yes, which ones?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Researchers in several countries, including the United States, Canada, and Australia, are studying La Niña's effects on weather patterns. For example, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in the U.S. closely monitors its impact on the polar vortex. In Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada examines how La Niña influences winter weather.

[@llhpark]

Easy bake ovens and the Truman Show, whatever the course and the horse, heat source, sweaters and shovel, try not to grovel, ready for anything and may cool heads prevail.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@MarcoLozano-f3x]

Funny apenas vamos 2024 🙏

[@dcdashe9547]

You should look into Ben at Suspicious Observers. It’s a more accurate answer to environmental changes.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing!

[@boomerbear7596]

A warm winter (not even mild!) is being predicted for TX this year and in light of this bizarre late October "warm wave" (I don't dare call it a heat wave *just* yet) I can believe it. Better than expecting an actual cold winter and getting disappointed when it doesn't happen I guess.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@alicecoppers8980]

Weather warfare and seeding clouds and HAARP are to blame for extreme weather, not CO2.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment! Weather can be influenced by many factors, including natural events and human activities. In the video, we focused on how La Niña affects the polar vortex, but it’s interesting to hear different perspectives.

[@Madnessinmedia]

HAARP is a failed system. Seeding has become more effective through the dispersing of ionized particles which attract water more readily. The Sun is responsible for the fast growth of storm cells to hurricane and typhoon power. Our steadily fading magnetic field is allowing more of its enegy to impact our atmosphere.

[@eastcoastandloveit3857]

I really enjoyed my time living on Baffin Island . The winter darkness was something else plus the continuous summertime sunlight and cold water in June,July, August . Plus non science related frozen Big Macs .

[@Blue-tt6xm]

Read a great story of an old shipwreck on Baffin & 1 sailor survived by taming a pokar bear cub.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@linkrules32]

Those two thirds of the east doesnt apply to the southeaat, in tn we havent had a good snow since 2015

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@COUNTSLURPULA]

The lesson today. Vortecies and Magnetic Dipoles When the Magnetc Dipoles move, so to the Vortecies. Class dismissed.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@neilrusling-je6zo]

WARMEST SUMMER EVER???????????? You need to pack in what ever it is you are taking sunshine, those drugs are making you say utter nonsense. We are still waiting for this years summer to start!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your perspective!

[@kerriefryer1299]

Wait....is this Dutchsinse??? 💗💗

[@patriot5526]

It’s sure not getting any warmer in Montana. 35 to 45 degrees below zero doesn’t really seem like very much global warming. Just saying…

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@G55-j9z]

So the bottom line is You still don't know if it is going to be a cold Winter or Not, I don't mind the Cold, I would rather it was a Cold Winter than one where it Rains all the time, Freezing Cold or Snow I am happy to have either. Bring It On

[@futureprimitive7465]

Some of the top contributors adding carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is the military industrial complex and that place where everyone gets all that cheap crap we don’t need

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@ToyMarston]

Hadron collider magnesium can break edge of vortex and are both in both North Europe and USA

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! The Hadron Collider primarily studies particles rather than directly impacting the vortex.

[@ToyMarston]

@@InsaneCuriosity magnesium of hadron collider greater than planet, oxygen attracted to magnesium, causing disruption in flow, KZbin videos on magnesium on liquid oxygen proves manipulation

[@chrisharrison2552]

Still have alternative heat ( coal stove) clean coal. I was in HS during the oil crises in the 70’s. Along with inflation

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@bally_malone8]

AI Videos should come with some sort of notation. KZbin seems to be able to censor and monitor content in so many ways ...Shouldn't they give consumers a indication for AI videos?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Just to clarify, our video isn't AI-generated. Thanks for watching!

[@Elphinnomad]

Bring it on.

[@Ricardofromage]

Definitely fitting a log burner in my bus conversion, this solar max is causing some swizzle, the following solar minimum will put us right experts have been predicting since 1970, a mini ice age by 2030.....

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Darkmattermonkey77]

0:08 That’s completely false. I’m a huge fan of paleoclimatology. The ancient weather the planet has cycled through is fascinating to me.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@kingsofterlingua9031]

What about geoengineering? Can't have a reasonable discussion on weather and climate unless you address human weather modification efforts.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Geoengineering and weather modification aim to influence weather and climate patterns. These approaches could potentially reduce some impacts of climate change, but they also come with risks and unknowns. In this video, we focused on natural events like La Niña and the polar vortex, which significantly influence weather patterns on their own. Geoengineering is a complex topic and still being studied, but it’s definitely relevant to the larger climate discussion.

[@neilrusling-je6zo]

It cannot be winter when I am still waiting for summer to start, not been a summer for 5 years. We needs some serious global warming round my way, ten degrees at least considering it was around 15 degrees all summer when 25-30 would be nice.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rolandconnor575]

Ok, so nobody knows and there can be differences between PNW and Northeast North America. Also, La Nina has still not developed and we may not even get out of a neutral winter. This video needed to do a more up to date check in

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

'It doesn't usually cross the edge or at least it doesn't usually.' Mmmm- ai writing

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! Just to clarify, La Niña can affect the polar vortex in different ways, and while it may not always cross the edge, it can still influence weather patterns.

[@linkrules32]

Less traffic on roads helps with climate change cause it burns less fossil fuels, yes they can help it

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Agree. Less traffic means less fuel burned, which is great for our planet. Every little bit helps in the fight against climate change. Thanks for your comment!

[@billp5356]

look up the magnetic pole changing which is helping the strange weather and it is normal cycle of the planet

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@BoondoxPrick]

It will be really damn cold this winter, and if it dose get as cold as i think it will then, the summer will be the hottest recorded on record and the following winter will be super cold. Colder then this years winter.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@johnb6723]

6000 years ago the global temperature was 14°C higher than it is now.

[@alanmacification]

That's not true.

[@johnhumphrey9953]

Total lie

[@aquifer98]

@@johnb6723 going to assume bot. A quick google search said it was .2 to 1C warmer than it is now

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing that! Actually, 6,000 years ago, temperatures were only slightly warmer than today, not 14°C higher. Such a big difference would have made Earth way hotter than what we've seen in any recent climate records.

[@franciscojaviergameroscama2299]

Predicciones de magos y caldeos del clima.

[@jameswalker7138]

OH NO DOUBT TWISTER'S, TSUNAMIS AND HURRICANES OH MY 😂

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@JPJ740]

dump the car, get a bike, ride the bus/train & feed songbirds.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@danielstevens6864]

How do we know what is normal wheather has change majorly over millions of years so this could be normal.in the history of the earth but not to us I am just saying the shara desert use to be a grass land it has change back and forth in like 100k years at a time or so

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@browznfor]

I sat a listened to all this to be told it’s all variable & nobody knows, but then got a personal guess of a colder US winter, but a hot summer. At least that’s what I think I was told & then out of the blue a disaster warning? But what disaster I don’t know. 🤷‍♂️ This video wasn’t worth warm spit.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the feedback. Weather can be unpredictable, so we talked about different possibilities.

[@linkrules32]

Destroyjng tress also hurts becuae trees absorb the fuel

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@parinthianquattropani9071]

Climate models that work neither forward nor reverse. Inaccurate data leads to inaccurate conclusions.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@ArthurBhutic]

With La Nina that is to cause collapse of the Gulf Stream. By that, then must be the North Pole Stream running down the East Atlantic. Western Europe may then freeze. Even including Portugal and Northwest Africa in Winter. Where the Gulf Stream runs on the West ⬅️ Atlantic will be replaced with cold waters that the colder waters on the West ⬅️ Atlantic in Canada much likely run through New 🆕 England. Along the rest of the East ➡️ US Coast as far as Charleston, South ⬇️ Carolina can be cold ❄️ in Winter. That means the Eastern United States will be cooler than the Western ⬅️ United States. By that, the 2025-26 Winter will resemble that of 2013-13 Winter. Due to La Nina collapsing the Gulf Stream, likely never El Nino ever again.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@ericschoeman6613]

Thay can't even predict a 1hour forecast thay can't even mesure the mean earth temperature,but thay will try convincing you

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Short-term forecasts aren’t always spot-on, but long-term patterns like La Niña and the Polar Vortex are based on years of data and research. They give us a general idea of trends and possible impacts even if they can't predict every detail exactly. Thanks for watching!

[@paulflannery2834]

Sounds like voodoo meteriorology

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment! It might sound unusual, but there’s a lot of science behind how La Niña affects the weather.

[@Madnessinmedia]

Humans are not the main drivers of climate change. Our pollution is a spit in the bucket to our planet. The North Pacific is too warm during a La Nina for your scenario. The real worry is the cutting off of the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic. You will know it is bad when the ice between Iceland and Greenland doesn't melt in summer in the not too distant future. We have about 15 years until the Sun does a micronova, as it does every 12,000 years. Our magnetic field has fallen by at least 30 percent and the rate of change is growing faster. Beaching of whales and dolphins is growing worse because of the changing force lines. The poles are traveling toward each other. The magnetic South Pole is completely off the Antarctic land mass and the magnetic North Pole has left our side of the Arctic and is headed for the Russian land mass. Bad times coming as we cross the Galactic Current Sheet. Goodbye civilization period.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@grizzz6884]

at 1 44 that is exzactiy what h a r p dose

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@BobB-w4q]

In other words.....no one knows....

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@197tyrone]

I imagine if you were here 39 million years ago you would totally agree that there is climate change and there will be climate changes continually throughout the history of the world. In fact in some way the climate changes incrementally everyday. The ice flows that formed the Grand Canyon for example were gigantic glaciers 39 million years ago that covered the entire continent we inhabit here in North America we know nothing more of that history than we know of climate today. We can only monitor and acclimate to what the weather brings us. Thinking we can control or change the weather 🧐……..🤔……….😂😂😂

[@frankenz66]

But, we can certainly tax society into poverty over it.

[@197tyrone]

@@frankenz66 if we believe the propaganda and fear mongering!

[@Ricardofromage]

Those damn dinosaurs and their pollution!!!!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@frankenz66]

@@Ricardofromage The autobahn was always their favorite drag strip to take their Prosches to race. 🤣

[@mariadoloresgonzalezalvare2694]

🙂😎

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@YouMustBeConfused]

Twelve minute video repeating elementary level meteorology concepts and ending with essentially "we really don't know and thanks for watching." Monumental waste of time, even watching at >1.5x speed.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@giaimojessica]

You always talk about Nord America so for you Europe this will have mild winter I’ll never watch your videos again

[@InsaneCuriosity]

I appreciate your feedback. I’ll keep working on including more about Europe. Hope you reconsider watching!

[@pablomanuelalcaide6929]

La mentira del cambio climático antropogénico cada vez cuela menos....

[@GentlePiano-99]

Like❤❤❤

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@randallbruursema7553]

was not quality

[@FishingNature87]

Haha 😂

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@McDevitt228]

I think arrogant "climatologists" are nowhere near intelligent enough to figure out God's plan for this planet OR the universe.

[@LofusYanchi-jt1yp]

Oh yeah you're right! God and the Easter Bunny have really got their hands full.

[@geostrophc]

@@lewellyncrunkmeyer1512 was thinking the same thing lol. They think we are arrogant because we believe only in things which can be demonstrated in an experiment. They should see how arrogant THEY look when they refuse to believe in experimentally proven fact and instead clutch their bible while telling the world's brightest scientists that they're wrong. 😅 It's depressing lol

[@johndykstra1364]

Humans have affected the oceans and land but not the atmosphere 😢

[@jigc23]

Tell us. Oh, enlightened one chosen by the gods to know that great godly plan that has had millions hoping for throughout time, but seems it will never be fulfilled.

[@indianastan]

Mc devitte. : I concur with you. Don't let these godless people and their derogatory comments depress you. They will know fear soon. Our God is an awesome God.

[@lesbuttrey9730]

Have faith, democrats are raising taxes, it's all OK. Our high taxes should combat the climate for sure.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for the comment!

[@CarleenDouglas]

We’re all Fk’d!!! Try 10-15 yrs❤️‍🩹

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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