Vincent J. Curtis
9 Feb 21
Ever see a .50 caliber bullet ricochet off armour plate? Watch how these bullet points bounce off. According to the CBC:
- A mass of cold air arrived on Sunday, setting daily temperature records in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
- According to Environment Canada, 22 cold-weather records were broken throughout the three provinces.
- The coldest temperature was recorded in Uranium City, about 1,045 kilometres northwest of Regina, where it was –48.9 C, breaking a previous record of –40 C set in 2019.
- In Alberta, the lowest temperature was recorded in Fort Chipewyan, about 710 km northeast of Edmonton, where it was –47.3 C, breaking the previous record of –45.6 C set in 1936.
- Edmonton International Airport was close to breaking a daily record. The temperature reached a low of –43.8 C, with the previous record set on the same day in 1994 at –43.9 C.
- In Manitoba, the temperature was a bit higher — but not by much. The community of Roblin, about 405 km northwest of Winnipeg, set a new record of –42 C, breaking the previous record of –40.6 set in 1972.
The climate crazies have assured us for the last quarter century that the polar regions are the most affected by global warming, and particular weather phenomenon were caused by “climate change.” So, how do they explain record cold from the Arctic?
After being pent up all winter, Arctic air has been released in a massive blob over the prairie region of Canada, and has reached deep into the United States. This record cold is fatal to the global warming theory. But ask the professional climate crazies to explain this record cold? They don’t; they can’t, and they’re never asked.
Facts like these bounce off climate crazy foreheads like armour plate had replaced cranial bone.
It’s another one of those things they have to ignore or laugh off
because it doesn’t fit the theory. But
keep this in mind next time you hear of a scientist claiming that crickets
chirp louder because of climate change.
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