Canicule à Moscou ! Coulées de boue en Chine ! Pluies incessantes au Pakistan ! Canicule à Bruxelles en juillet (elle a duré 3 jours) ! Vous voyez bien, enfin non, mais si ! Le climat n'est pas la météo, bien sûr (sauf quand ça arrange le GIEC, van Ypersele en premier lieu).
Hiver donc très froid et très long par ici, mois de juillet ensoleillé mais mois d'août peu joyeux. Il paraît que pour la NASA, l'hémisphère Nord a suffoqué (ce n'est pas vraiment l'avis de ma soeur vivant dans le New jersey, mais bref. Sec, certes, très sec, avec un vent du Nord ici).
Reste l'autre hémisphère, non ? Le Sud, vous connaissez ?
"June 17, 2010, “500 African penguins freeze to death in South Africa”.“Nearly 500 rare African Penguins have died in the past 24 hours as a result of extremely cold weather in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province.” Here
July 19, 2010, “South Africa, Freezing Cold destroys several 100 (sic) Solar Thermal Systems”. Here
August 5, 2010, “Snow in Brazil, below zero Celsius in the River Plate and tropical fish frozen”. Here.
August 6, 2010, “Chilly in Chile: South America Hit by Cold Snap”. Here, Here, and Here
Temperatures in eastern Bolivia fell to 0° Celsius. Fish in rivers that normally flow at 20° C froze to death in water temperatures down to 6° C. Millions of fish, turtles, reptiles, and birds have died, the river waters are undrinkable, and the government closed them to fishing for at least a year. Normally these winter cold snaps last for a few days at a time. This “Surazos” (a cold wind from Argentina) lasted for 8 days.
The total death toll among people and animals across Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and southern Brazil is rising. A meter of snow across Patagonia and along the Andes is hampering communications. Many people have died across southern South America, and the livestock toll is in the millions. True numbers won’t be known until the snow melts.
Citrus and avocado crops in Chile have been damaged by frosts, and fruit exports may be reduced by 40%.
August 9, 2010, “Australians shiver through the coldest winter morning in 30 years.”
“Sydney was blanketed in frost on Wednesday as the city shivered through the coldest June morning in nearly 30 years, with temperatures at just 4C (39F).” Here
Meanwhile, the Southern Ocean ice cover is 1.3 million square kilometers above the mean value (1979 to 2008, since measurements began), and growing. This balances out the Arctic ice cover, giving us a global ice cover of almost 20 million square kilometers. See WUWT Ice Page Here.
These reports are from local sources. The mainstream media rule seems to be “If it doesn’t support our agenda, don’t report it.” For their practical purposes, the globe stops at the equator. Not only do they shut out scientific dissent, but also the cold hard facts from half the globe."
Ben voilà une autre opinion exposée à http://notrickszone.com/2010/08/13/one-of-our-hemispheres-is-missing/
Vous en faites ce que vous voulez... Si vous me le demandez gentiment, je peux traduire, mais je ne pense pas vraiment que ce soit nécessaire !
Gute Shabbes !
