As I have been alluding to, integral scientific climate change research that relies on complete data is coming to the forefront giving our society a clear indication of the future. The team has found that deep snow cover in the Arctic region is a major factor for intensifying heat waves in Eurasia. It’s deep snow in the arctic, it’s not C02 like the IPCC has manipulated their narrative to say over the last few years in order to keep up with natural cyclic climate change. This notion was pure comedy jest when they pivoted a few years ago. If you still buy anything the IPCC and the bureaucracy is selling you, I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale. The research linked below the data:

Winter snow in the Northern hemisphere has been increasing since the 1950’s as you can see below:

Winter Northern Hemisphere Snow Extent Data:

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Deep snow cover in the Arctic region intensifies heat waves in Eurasia

August 30, 2019

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Variations in the depth of snow cover in the Arctic region from late winter to spring determines the summer temperature pattern in Eurasia, according to new research. In particular, deeper-than-usual snow cover in Western Russia enhanced the likelihood of summer heat waves in Europe and Northeast Asia in recent years.