Record Finland Snowfall
On Tuesday, the village of Kilpisjärvi had in excess of 80 cm (31½ inches) of snow cover.THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: New paper predicts Dalton-like minimum in solar activity around 2050
The Finnish Meteorological Institute says this breaks the previous record for November set at Sodankylä more than 50 years ago. Statistical records show that Sodankyla was covered by a relatively shallow 72 cm of snow in November 1961.
A paper published today in Advances in Space Research predicts that if the current lull in solar activity "endures in the 21st century the Sun shall enter a Dalton-like grand minimum. It was a period of global cooling."Arctic Ice Returns To 2003 Levels | NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
extent is 11,000 sq km higher than the average in the last decade.
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