Do we need less or more CO2? RECORD COLD AND SNOW GRIP WESTERN U.S., CANADA SUFFERS FIRST -50C (-58F) IN DECEMBER SINCE 1998, + HISTORIC SNOWFALL HITS WESTERN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA

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Do we need less or more CO2? RECORD COLD AND SNOW GRIP WESTERN U.S., CANADA SUFFERS FIRST -50C (-58F) IN DECEMBER SINCE 1998, + HISTORIC SNOWFALL HITS WESTERN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA (electroverse.net)

I thought the planet was supposed to be warming not getting more cold. If they BS'd us with the plandemic and made a fortune off of it might they be BS'ing us with Global Warming and making a fortune off of it? There sure are a lot of useless well paying jobs we are paying for.

RECORD COLD AND SNOW GRIP WESTERN U.S.

A severe Arctic outbreak descending deep into the CONUS has delivered record-breaking lows to the Pacific Northwest and unprecedented December snows to the mountains of California and Nevada — freezing air and binding snow continues to close highways, delay flights, and shut state offices across multiple states.

Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout Oregon and western Washington, among other places, as polar cold drove the mercury down into the teens–and beyond, with forecasters warning the blast could have more than week left to run.

The holiday snow blew into the Pacific Northwest from the Gulf of Alaska, dumping 6 inches (15.2cm) across the Seattle area.

More than a foot (30+cm) was reported near Port Angeles across the Puget Sound on the Olympic Peninsula.

Portland, Oregon, also received unusually large accumulations, forcing state officials to declare an emergency. In Multnomah County –home to Portland– six severe weather shelters are open with plans to open additional sites. Seattle city leaders also opened at least six severe weather shelters starting Saturday through at least Wednesday.

“They’re talking right now like it’s going to be, you know, four or five days before we get above freezing again,” said Keith Hughes, of West Seattle American Legion Hall Post 160, where a warming center was set up. “This is not a short event.”

Among the many low temperature records set over the past few days were NW Seattle’s 22F (-5.6C) on Dec 26, which broke the city’s previous record from way back in 1924, according to the National Weather Service, and nearby Bellingham’s 9F (-12.8C), which was a full three degrees colder than its previous record from 1971:

>I thought the planet was supposed to be warming not getting more cold. If they BS'd us with the plandemic and made a fortune off of it might they be BS'ing us with Global Warming and making a fortune off of it? There sure are a lot of useless well paying jobs we are paying for. RECORD COLD AND SNOW GRIP WESTERN U.S. A severe Arctic outbreak descending deep into the CONUS has delivered record-breaking lows to the Pacific Northwest and unprecedented December snows to the mountains of California and Nevada — freezing air and binding snow continues to close highways, delay flights, and shut state offices across multiple states. Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout Oregon and western Washington, among other places, as polar cold drove the mercury down into the teens–and beyond, with forecasters warning the blast could have more than week left to run. The holiday snow blew into the Pacific Northwest from the Gulf of Alaska, dumping 6 inches (15.2cm) across the Seattle area. More than a foot (30+cm) was reported near Port Angeles across the Puget Sound on the Olympic Peninsula. Portland, Oregon, also received unusually large accumulations, forcing state officials to declare an emergency. In Multnomah County –home to Portland– six severe weather shelters are open with plans to open additional sites. Seattle city leaders also opened at least six severe weather shelters starting Saturday through at least Wednesday. “They’re talking right now like it’s going to be, you know, four or five days before we get above freezing again,” said Keith Hughes, of West Seattle American Legion Hall Post 160, where a warming center was set up. “This is not a short event.” Among the many low temperature records set over the past few days were NW Seattle’s 22F (-5.6C) on Dec 26, which broke the city’s previous record from way back in 1924, according to the National Weather Service, and nearby Bellingham’s 9F (-12.8C), which was a full three degrees colder than its previous record from 1971: