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Conditions -8 C 18 F 9.0 knots 178 degrees S As of 07/24 13:29Summit , Greenland

Discussion July 2017 Climate Forecast Discussion for Aug-Oct through Nov-JanThe SST forecast shows warmish but neutral ENSO conditions for Aug-Oct, remaining approximately steady through the fourth forecast season of Nov-Jan. The subtropical North Pacific SST is predicted to be well above average during all four forecast seasons. A somewhat positive Indian Ocean Dipole is predicted to continue throughout the four forecast seasons, weakening slightly by the fourth period. The tropical Atlantic maintains slightly above average SST during all four seasons. Slightly enhanced probabilities for below-normal precipitation are predicted in parts of northern and eastern South America during Aug-Oct and Sep-Nov, shifting to just northern South America for Oct-Dec and Nov-Jan. An enhanced likelihood for below-normal is predicted for parts of Australia from Aug-Oct to Oct-Dec, with most widespread coverage during Sep-Nov. A below normal tendency is also predicted for southern and western Indonesia from Aug-Oct to Oct-Dec, and for northern central Africa for Sep-Nov and Oct-Dec. A tilt of the odds toward above normal is forecast for part of eastern Africa for Oct-Dec and Nov-Jan, parts of eastern Europe for Sep-Nov and Oct-Dec, portions of northern Asia from Sep-Nov to Nov-Jan, and parts of western or southwestern Asia for all four forecast periods. A tendency toward above-normal temperature is predicted in varying portions of Africa, Australia, South America, southern or central Asia, eastern Europe, North America and Greenland during a majority of the four forecast seasons. Probabilities for above-normal are strongest in northeastern Asia and Greenland during all four forecast seasons, extending into northern North America from Sep-Nov through Nov-Jan. A tendency toward below-normal temperature is forecast in very small areas of north-central Asia during Nov-Jan.

https://edmhdotme.wordpress.com/2015/06/01/the-holocene-context-for-anthropogenic-global-warming-2/ Un article intéressant sur le refroidissement global. http://www.altocumulus.ca/

Charles-Olivier Caron Wednesday, 12 July, 2017 16:57 UPDATE Wednesday, 12 July 2017 17:05 Look at this article SCHEFFERVILLE | The community of Schefferville, located in the North of Quebec has seen its been shortened by Mother Nature. The snow fell during last night, while the temperatures were very cool. The mercury hit 1 degree Celsius on Wednesday morning at Schefferville and the slush has been seen by many citizens. According to Francois Desy, who lives in the community with almost 200 people, the snow was visible a little more in altitude, on the small mountains near the city. Some white spots were visible on the mountains at low altitude. According to Mr. Desy, it would not have been a lot of accumulation on the ground, if this is only on the mountains a little more altitude. Since then, the rain that fell today melted the little snow that has fallen. This is an exceptional situation, but that does not surprise Francis Desy. “This is not normal to see this kind of weather in the month of July, but on the other hand, it is the reality of our city located near the 55th parallel,” Says Mr. Desy. This is the reality of the communities of the north, even if it may not be normal in the middle of July. It was still a surprise for us this morning,” he concludes.

Coldest July 14 since 1871. NEW BRUNSWICK issued by Environment Canada Saturday 15 July 2017 The following stations set a daily minimum temperature record on July 14, 2017: Grand Manan New record of 3.7 (38.7 F) Old record of 5.0 (41.0 F) set in 1992 Records in this area have been kept since 1883 Saint John New record of 4.7 (40.5 F) Old record of 6.1 (43.0 F) set in 1970 Records in this area have been kept since 1871 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR The following station set a daily minimum temperature record on July 14, 2017: Wabush Lake New record of 4.0 (39.2 F) Old record of 4.4 (39.9 F) set in 1965 Records in this area have been kept since 1960

Forte pluie a St. Leonard http://altocumulus.ca/

L'hémisphère sud est principalement responsable de la baisse de températures dans le monde http://altocumulus.ca/

Merci pour les bonne nouvelles Eric.

Jamais vu trop de froid au pôle nord pour un 14 juillet et des hauteurs au 516.

1986, 1992.

Pas une belle été. 1986,1992, 2017 ??

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamestaylor/2015/05/19/updated-nasa-data-polar-ice-not-receding-after-all/#29bd58912892 Pour fondre ou ne pas fondre? http://altocumulus.ca/

Belle journée à Montréal. http://altocumulus.ca/

Il ya cette liste aussi de 1870 à 1899. Voila Mizar et avec plaisir.

EL NINO YEARS

Gros flash !!! Gros boom!!! ST. LEONARD@MONTREAL

Champlain NY

WOW NNE 36 rafale 106 POUR MTL.

Environnement Canada modifie ses prévisions pour Montréal.

Je pense que Montréal est dans l'avertissement du blizzard juste en regardant la carte noaa.

Où est Stratus J'ai de bonnes nouvelles pour toi mon ami. Avertissement de tempête hivernale en vigueur pour : secteur de Châteauguay - La Prairiesecteur de l'île de Montréalsecteur de Lavalsecteur de Longueuil - VarennesOn prévoit des conditions hivernales dangereuses. Une dépression en formation sur le sud des États-Unis s'intensifiera pour devenir une tempête hivernale tout en se dirigeant vers la Nouvelle-Angleterre. La neige et la poudrerie associées à ce système commenceront à toucher le sud du Québec d'ici mardi matin et la région de Québec d'ici le milieu ou la fin de l'après-midi, puis l'est de la province d'ici mardi soir. En général, on prévoit de 15 à 30 centimètres de neige. Jusqu'à 45 centimètres de neige pourraient tomber sur l'Estrie, la Beauce, Charlevoix et certaines parties de la Gaspésie. Des vents de 70 km/h avec des rafales à 100 km/h réduiront fortement la visibilité dans la poudrerie, surtout dans la vallée du Saint-Laurent. Cette tempête continuera de se déplacer vers la Basse-Côte-Nord dans la nuit de mardi à mercredi et mercredi. Évaluez la possibilité de retarder tout déplacement non essentiel jusqu'à ce que les conditions s'améliorent. La visibilité sera soudainement réduite à presque nulle par moments dans la forte neige et la poudrerie. Des fermetures de routes sont possibles. Un avertissement de tempête hivernale est émis lorsque l'on prévoit plusieurs conditions de mauvais temps hivernal simultanément. Veuillez continuer à surveiller les alertes et les prévisions émises par Environnement Canada. Pour signaler du temps violent, envoyez un courriel à ec.cpiq_tempetes-qspc_storms.ec@canada.ca ou publiez un gazouillis en utilisant le mot-clic #météoqc.

Un petit avant-goût de ce qui est à venir.

Any time mon ami !!