Recall: snow is a thing of the past…
But now, record low temperatures and record snow is the result of global warming.
With that logic, global warming can cause opposite effects. But no one is claiming the AGW crowd is consistent.
RED ALERT issued across Europe as heavy snow continues. More than 2,000 people trapped. Three feet of snow overnight. Up to 6 feet more snow expected. 17 deaths so far.
Europe’s snow chaos has deepened with up to six feet more snowfall expected before the weekend leaving even more residents stranded.
At least 17 people have died including a teenager killed in avalanche in St. Anton am Arlberg.
The highest red warnings for snow have been imposed in Germany and Austria amid fears of more avalanches.
More than 1,000 miles of ski slope and 450 ski lifts have been closed because of the weather.
In Slovakia, a 37-year-old man was killed by an avalanche in the Mala Fatra mountains.
In the Austrian town of Hohentauern 2,000 people were trapped as three feet of snow fell overnight, Bild reported.
Forecaster blames ‘climate change’
A German weather forecaster told Deutschlandfunk that climate change was making extreme weather events such as these last longer.
‘Certain weather situations, once they exist, stay put for longer’ as a result of rising temperatures at the North Pole, he said.
Europe placed on RED ALERT as heavy snow blankets Germany and Austria
Europe’s snow chaos has deepened with further snowfall of up to six feet expected before the weekend At least 17 people have died including German-Australian teenager killed in avalanche in St. Anton am Arlberg The highest red warnings for snow have been imposed in Germany and Austria amid fears of more avalanches Europe’s snow chaos has deepened again with hundreds of people trapped after roads were buried by avalanches.