Recall how Europe had plenty of snow in the late months of 2023 allowing their ski resorts to open weeks earlier than normal.   Also in Alaska and in the northern hemisphere and other locations

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Reports: Europe’s ski resorts celebrate as November snow brings early start to 2023-24 season Click Here  Msg# 1195842

Bumper snowfall to Start Early Ski Season in Europe: ‘One of the best starts I can remember’ Click Here

: “In dozens of locations across the Alps, towns and communes experienced 2 meters of snow, or over 6 feet, falling on them in just 24 hours. Storms have been piling into the Alps for the last two weeks, with snow accumulations of more than 100cm quite widespread. “

“Big resorts in France, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria have all moved the opening date of the season up at least a week to November 18th.”

Wintry blast in Europe has brought record snow and bitter cold “Satellite imagery and ground observations reveal a remarkable snowfall extent over the continent.

The extent of snowfall over the Northern Hemisphere has run near to above average for the last eight weeks, according to NOAA.”
Click Here    Msg# 1196785  

Russia Reels From -60°C Cold Blast… And Munich Breaks December snow Record Click Here
Siberia: Temperatures in Siberia dip to minus 56 Celsius as record snow blankets Moscow Click Here

100 inches of early Alaskan snow overcomes greens announcements that snow will become a thing of the past. And its the earliest, setting a record in Anchorage, Ak.. It's more than 8-1/2 ft. & causing some roofs to collapse.    Msg# 1198378 

Remember When The NY Times Predicted The ‘End Of snow’? Click Here

Where are the snowless winters that have been predicted? Click Here

And today's news includes a report titled: Heavy snowfall hits New England and leaves thousands in the dark in Maine Click Here

More than 25,000 homes and businesses were without electricity in Maine as trees and branches laden with heavy snow fell on power lines.   Msg# 1196785

Quite a number of references, globally 

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