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I had to laugh at the photo above and the caption: “Saudi Arabians are used to getting stuck in the sand, but snow is a new challenge for many.” It almosts seems Pythonesque.
Meanwhile, many roads were flooded by heavy rains in the
nearby country of Dubai, which attracts sun-hungry tourists with its
year-round blue skies. Roofs in some luxury hotels and office blocks
were leaking water and several schools asked parents to keep their
children home on Wednesday. It’s hard to imagine getting a “rain day”
in the middle east.
While I’m enjoying pointing out
these uncommon phenomena, I’d also point out that even though both the
northern and southern hemispheres have both seen some record cold
events in the past 6 months, that doesn’t necessarily equate to
“climate change”. Still, something seems afoot as we are seeing more
and more events like this. Maybe the massive La Niña now stretching across the Pacific ocean has something to do with this.
Oh but wait…there’s more!
Snow was seen yesterday atop Maui’s Mount Haleakala - see story
Yeah, somethings up. Source
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