Maybe this was their way of warning about an ice age without coming right out and saying it.
Quoting: ^Watcher^I'm beginning to think they are warning us little by little.
I came across this article today.
Rocky Mountain Snowpack Declines Are UnusualPartnering with the Universities of Arizona, Washington, Wyoming, and Western Ontario, the USGS led a study evaluating the recent declines in the snowpack by investigating 66 tree-ring chronologies which looked back 500 to more than 1,000 years.
Throughout that time,
with a few exceptions in the mid-14th and early 15th centuries, the snowpack reconstructions showed that the northern Rocky Mountains experience large snowpacks when the southern Rocky Mountains experience smaller ones, and vice versa.
However, since the 1980s there have been simultaneous declines along the entire length of the Rocky Mountains, with unusually dramatic declines in the north.
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link to uk.ibtimes.com]
The Little Ice Age is a period between about 1300 and 1870 during which Europe and North America were subjected to much colder winters than during the 20th century. The period and can be divided in two phases,
the first beginning around 1300 and continuing until the late 1400s. [
link to www.eh-resources.org]
