Super Violent Weather and Cold

Up to 4 months’ worth of rain may fall in less than a week across part of the central United States, threatening major flooding and endangering lives and property. A firehose of moisture is forecast to produce repeating thunderstorms with torrential downpours throughout the United States through much of this weekend. AccuWeather meteorologists warn that more than a foot of rain may pour down from portions of Arkansas to Kentucky and Ohio, likely triggering rapid, significant, and historic flooding.

Over 46 million people will be affected by rounds of intense rainfall over the central U.S. Of these, at least 13 million will be within a high- to extreme-flood risk zone. Within these higher-risk areas, some communities have the potential for catastrophic flooding.

Record-Breaking Cold Grips Antarctica
Winter Comes Early To The Bottom of the World

Antarctica is experiencing an intense and unseasonal cold snap at the end of March, with temperatures plummeting to record-setting lows at Concordia Station. For four consecutive days, temperatures have dipped below -70C (-94F), a rare occurrence even in the heart of winter, let alone during the autumn transition.

• 28 March: -72.4C (-98.3F)
• 29 March: -75.5C (-103.9F)
• 30 March: -75.1C (-103.2F)
• 31 March: -74.6C (-102.3F)

This four-day stretch stands out as one of the harshest cold spells in recorded history so early in the year.

The Global Warming That Was Is Past

According to NOAA data, 38 states set their all-time April high temperature in or before 1980, with 24 of those records occurring before 1950 and 20 set before 1930.

Why do most extreme heat records date back to the early 20th century or the 1800s? It’s also worth asking whether heavily adjusted, smoothed, and modelled trends are easier to ‘influence’ than raw thermometer readings. Trends can be shaped by averaging methods, data station selection, or baseline shifts. All-time records, on the other hand, are stubborn facts — single points in time that stand untouched. If we were in a climate emergency, wouldn’t we expect to see an overwhelming number of record highs in recent years?

Violent Space Weather

On April 2, 2025, astronomer David Wilson from Inverness, Scotland, captured a significant solar eruption from sunspot AR4048. This event was notable for its immense size, with the flare appearing large enough to engulf Earth.

The Sun has exhibited heightened activity recently. For instance, on April 1, an M5.6-class solar flare erupted from sunspot AR4046, which was positioned in Earth’s “strike zone” at that time. Depending on their intensity and the Earth’s alignment, such flares can potentially trigger geomagnetic storms and auroras.

Solar flares are intense bursts of radiation resulting from the release of magnetic energy associated with sunspots. They are categorized by strength into classes: A, B, C, M, and X, with X-class flares being the most powerful. These events can impact radio communications, navigation systems, and even power grids on Earth.

Climate Warming Fanatics Are Sleazy

Al Gore was wrong. The UN was wrong. All the climate “scientists” stuffing their pockets with grant money to push the fake pseudo-science of global warming were wrong. Why is anyone still listening to them? NINE YEARS AGO… Al Gore Predicted North Pole Would Be Completely Ice-Free by Today. NINE YEARS AGO THIS MONTH— Al Gore predicted the North Polar Ice Cap would be completely ice-free in five years. I guess he has no sense of time.

There is an overwhelming bias today in the media regarding the issue of global warming. In the past two years, this bias has bloomed into an irrational hysteria. Every natural disaster that occurs is now linked with global warming, no matter how tenuous or impossible the connection. As a result, the public has become vastly misinformed on this and other environmental issues.

Erasing History To Fit The Narrative

In sworn testimony before the U.S. Senate in 2006, geophysicist Dr. David Deming revealed an email he had received from a prominent climate scientist: “We have to get rid of the Medieval Warm Period.” A leading researcher in climate science wasn’t suggesting the data be re-examined. He was demanding it be erased—because it conflicted with the narrative of dangerous, man-made global warming.

The Medieval Warm Period (MWP), spanning roughly 1000 to 1300 AD, was a time of notable global warmth—centuries before industrialized emissions. Crops flourished, populations grew, and civilizations thrived. But for those pushing the idea that modern warming is unprecedented, dangerous, and caused primarily by humans, the MWP is seen as an inconvenient truth.

“A Mini Ice Age Is Coming,” Reasserts
Professor Valentina Zharkova In New Interview

Professor Valentina Zharkova still refuses to toe the globalist climate line. A respected solar physicist, Zharkova has a message that cuts straight through the propaganda: the Earth is cooling, not warming, and it’s the Sun that’s responsible.

In a recent interview with Freedom Research, she lays it out plainly: We’re entering a Grand Solar Minimum, a natural and cyclical drop in solar activity that historically leads to colder temperatures worldwide. NOAA backs this up with their prediction of a sharp dropoff of sunspots starting at the end of this decade.

Zharkova says we’re expecting about a 1C drop globally over the next 30 years. This has nothing to do with CO2 or human emissions—it’s entirely solar-driven. Instead of parroting carbon hysteria, Zharkova presents a far more elegant — and evidence-backed — explanation.

The Sun’s orbit is not static. The gravitational pull of Jupiter, Saturn, and the other gas giants subtly tug it. This “solar wobble” profoundly affects energy output and the Earth’s climate.

She explains that the Sun’s motion around the solar system’s barycenter is driving these long-term changes—not human activity, not carbon dioxide. This “wobble” causes warming as well as cooling, of course, and while Zharkova’s work points to a return to global warming by the year 2,600—of perhaps +3C to +3.5C—her immediate concern is cooling.