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Major winter storm will bring heavy snow, ice and snowweather channelHeavy snow and ice during heavy winter stormweather channelA powerful winter storm is expected to move across the central United Statesnew york timesStorm Track 3 Forecast: Quiet Friday. Far-reaching winter storm this weekendKSN TV stationLive winter storm tracking: snowfall maps, current alerts, weather warnings, ice forecasts, power outagesFoss weather St. Louis Area Ice and Snow ForecastKTVI Fox 2 St. LouisThe first major winter storm of 2025 could bring near-record snowfall to Kansas. This is the latest newskansas city star'Biggest snowfall in more than a decade': Massive winter storm hits millionsUSA…

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) article “Climate Change Impacts in 2024 Grip Globe” paints a terrifying picture of an earth in chaos, with extreme weather events attributed to man-made climate change. While this narrative is emotionally appealing to low-information readers, it mistakenly confers short-term weather events with long-term climate trends. This is a fundamental error that undermines the scientific integrity of these claims, especially since the World Meteorological Organization itself actually defines what climate is: “…the average weather conditions at a specific location over a long period of time.” Furthermore, Historical data shows that humanity is not facing an escalating…

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Between Sunday night and Monday morning, the Baltimore area could see 4 to 8 inches of snow, which could mean a slippery commute at the start of the work week.After a few flurries Friday afternoon, public schools in Baltimore, Frederick and Carroll counties dismissed classes two hours early, and Howard County public schools dismissed classes 90 minutes early. After-school programs are canceled in Baltimore City, Harford and Montgomery counties.There were no major accidents due to Friday's snow, according to the Maryland State Highway Administration. The Maryland State Highway Administration began spreading salt on the road Friday.Highs are expected to reach…

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Winter storm brings heavy snow, iceweather channelA powerful winter storm is expected to move across the central United Statesnew york timesMajor winter storm set to deliver worst blow yet this winterCNNMajor winter storm to hit two-thirds of U.S., potentially bringing heavy snow and dangerous icenbc news'Close to blizzard': High winds, at least 8 inches of snow expected in Topekatopeka capital magazineWhy is the upcoming winter storm named Blair?WDAF FOX4 Kansas CityStorm patterns: Tracking winter storms in MissouriArrive 8First major winter storm of season will bring heavy snow, ice to millionswashington post50 million in U.S. under winter storm warnings — here…

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from NoTricksZone Author: P. Gosselin 2025 will be the year in Germany when energy inflation increases and the right to free speech is lost Effective immediately, Germany's carbon dioxide surcharge will rise from 45 euros to 55 euros per ton, which will further exacerbate inflation and social dissatisfaction. Germany’s electricity prices are already the highest in the world and the most expensive in Europe: Chart: strom-report.com/ Germany cracks down on dissent and free speech But 2025 will not be an easy year for dissidents and critics of the government, as such behavior is increasingly criminalized in Germany due to recently…

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Guest post by Kip Hansen — January 4, 2025 — 1000 words/4 minutes prelude: This is a new entry in a series discussing ongoing scientific controversies, a specific type of which is often referred to in the scientific media and elsewhere as “wars”—such as the Wars of the Monarchs, the Wars on Meat, the Obesity Epidemic, the War on Salt, the War on Sugar, and Great Barrier Reef War. All of these controversies, these scientific wars, have common characteristics that I lay out in the book Modern Scientific Controversies Part 5: Common Elements”. food war serves as a model for…

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FROM MANHATTANCONTRIAN In a post a few weeks ago on December 21, I observed that Germany seemed to have won the race to be the first among all countries and states to hit the “green energy wall.” Its pursuit of the fantasy of “renewable” wind and solar power has put it in a situation where regular wind/solar droughts have caused electricity prices to skyrocket, and major industries have become uncompetitive. It has no way out and cannot go further. If Germany has “hit the wall”, what is the appropriate metaphor for New York? New York passed the Climate Act in…

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Roger Kayazza Here are some comments published in early 2024 about The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has proposed an amendment to Part 490, “Projected Sea Level Rise” (Amendment). Kip Hansen wrote an article titled Sea level rise in New York state: Fantasy is law. a few days later Anthony Watts responds An article from the New York Post By Carl Campanile, titled: Sea levels around New York City could soar to 13 inches by 2030s due to climate change: State study. I prepared a review and summarized it in the post. In September 2024, the DEC…

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The landslide victory of Trump and the Republicans in November showed that the country is in urgent need of change, and Americans made it clear to Washington that “this is not working” relative to the current situation in the United States. [emphasis, links added] While the mandate may be clear, executing this change will be a huge challenge. The Biden-Harris administration has thrown our fiscal sector into complete disarray, limiting many of Trump’s options and making core policy proposals contradict our fiscal realities. Here are three of the biggest challenges the incoming administration must address. Cut spending and deficits With…

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If you've ever camped along the coast in the winter, you'll be well aware of the cool westerly winds that blow in most early mornings. In this model animation from ikitesurf.com/WeatherFlow-Tempest, you can see the north wind that often blows throughout the night in the Sea of ​​Cortez. However, this 7am model animation clearly shows that although there are strong northerly winds outside, the winds nearshore are much weaker and more from the west. Morning westerly winds in the Baja California Peninsula are driven by the difference in heat and cold between the land and ocean, a phenomenon common in…

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