Solar Neutrons and the 1970s cooling period | Watts Up With That?

"...Early in the 1970s a series of adverse climatic anomalies occurred:

The world’s snow and ice cover had increased by at least 10 to 15 percent.
In the eastern Canadian area of the Arctic Greenland (sic), below normal temperatures were recorded for 19 consecutive months. Nothing like this had happened in the last 100 years.
The Moscow region suffered its worst drought in three to five hundred years.
Drought occurred in Central America, the sub-Sahara, South Asia, China and Australia.
Massive floods took place in the Midwestern United States.

Within a single year, adversity had visited almost every nation on the globe.”

There was a 1970s cooling period – the CIA left a record of it, and by some measures, the 1970s was the coldest decade of the 20th Century.

Cold snap — temperature in Boise gets down to 3 degrees Friday morning

The National Weather Service got a temperature reading of 3 degrees at the Boise Airport overnight, making Friday the coldest day in Idaho’s capital city since 2010.

El Paso receives up to eight inches of snow | kvue.com Austin

EL PASO -- Much of West Texas was blanketed with up to eight inches of snow. Commuters woke up Friday in El Paso to dangerous ice on the roads.

There were several crashes Thursday night which shut down Interstate 10.