No B.C. Fruit This Year

[sumdumguy]

Seems like the blossoms were damaged by early January frost. It was so cold when the trees were not climatized for such cold temperatures. Will have to check it out. I remember hearing during that ungodly cold snap that the orchards were at risk.

[agstar77]

There was an interview with a fruit farmer on the current. Could be the end of the fruit industry there. Sad.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Ungodly cold, that sounds like the work of global warming.

[TSIPP]

The words Global Warming is like a light in the sky calling for Batman or chuckroach, I sure hope neither of the pricks show up.

[chuckChuck]

The winter was one of the mildest driest winters we have had with little snow in most areas.

Believe it or not, extreme cold and heat are two sides of the same coin as climate change affects the jet stream and increase the intensity and frequency of extreme events. So says some of the climate science.

But since most of you pay little attention to science, just continue to make up crap ideas with no evidence!

[furrowtickler]

Not extreme, just cooler than normal , past 30 days …

[chuckChuck]

Wow, the past 30 days cooler than normal?

What about the last 6 months which was much warmer than normal?

Or 2023 that was the planets warmest on record?

So how does the last 30 years look?

Many questions and I am not expecting any real answers from flat earthers.

[furrowtickler]

Well the climate cycles , this the reason for major changes in many areas .

[furrowtickler]

More details on pattern changes, as with the June 4th report by common sense climatologist. Never mentions climate change alarmism, just basic climate and weather patterns

https://youtu.be/BmCYL7_Zn3g

[furrowtickler]

If you know anything about cycles and not mind blurred with climate alarmism the patterns are there
20 year severe droughts , 10 -11 year rain cycles
2000 started a 2- 5 year drought depending on area
2003-2004 rains returned
2013 wetter year
2020 drought cycle again
2024 wetter year

not everywhere but in general
you can follow the drought cycle nearly back to the early 1900’s
and interestingly the wetter cycle not far off the sunspot cycle
Cycles getting enhanced are the earth’s magnetic field is weakening and shifting