Snow in Saudi Arabia & Two Typhoons Combine in Pacific

As hurricane LANE pounds down on Hawaii, I’m going to bring you out here to Western Pacific, typhoon SOULIK and CIMARON combine over Hokkaido Island, Japan over the next few days. These were the conditions yesterday, and we moved forward you can see where those two cones combined.

Taking a look at the typhoon potential track, we’ll see the same thing where these storms collapse in on themselves and roll over Hokkaido Island.

Why is that such a focal point? I understand N. Korea is going to get an enormous amount of rain both North and South Korea, they need that for agriculture. Spectacular earliest all-time recorded snow in August on Hokkaido Island in Japan, occurred on August 17th. The explanation was moisture in a cold front, but left our record cold. Now we have two typhoons and the temperatures are going to drop with huge potential for even more record snows in these same areas.

Speaking of early snows in August, let’s take a look at the snow map over the next three days, wherever you see color, there is going to be snowfall. Blues is least amount, teals is higher, yellows are getting up to the multi-foot range. Weren’t we told it’s the all-time hottest arctic ever with these new AP stories coming out. How much blue do you see across the Arctic? How can it be all time record heat with all the cold and snow up there?

Another point of fact they probably will not show you, Iceland with August snowfall, but you’ll also notice over in Norway, that’s where they had record heat for two days during the first week of August, now it’s snowing, but you won’t hear that in the media.

But something really interesting that did catch my attention was this article off of SOTT.net, (Summer Snowfall in Saudi Arabia) and they also link to the source and you can check out a few Twitter feeds as well. I’m interested in this type of information to see was it snowfall or was it hail August 19th?

Finally, enough images are coming through the social media to confirm and verify what it was. Zoom in here close it begins to look like hail right away.

I see these other headlines “Summer Snow and Saudi Arabia”, this comes off Middle East Eye, that’s a news organization. I thought all right, looks like hail on the road to me, I’ve seen a lot of hail in my life.

It’s the same area up in the northwest border area with Jordan, and that name immediately jumped out at me as well as the location. Because we just need to trace back in history a little bit, back in January of 2018, snow in the same area.

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January 2018 snow pictures with all the snow on the camels and people making snow camels etc. in the backs of trucks. An enormous amount of images came out didn’t really make that much news, because it’s not supposed to snow that deeply with record snows in Saudi Arabia like that.

Then again back in 2016, it’s snowed, that’s off Electroverse.com they have a full rundown of all the different snow events in Saudi Arabia all three of them, all in the same area, with the first recorded snowstorms start in 2016, and it’s the beginning of the Grand Solar Minimum, and people don’t put two and two together.

This wide out on that photo looks more like a mix of snow and ice together, hail mixed with snow, but if you’re coming from a place where it never ever snows and it rarely hails anything, let’s I used to coming out of the sky or white falling out of the sky might be construed as snow.

I looked through the media reports, I watched several of the videos and what I saw was something interesting that I couldn’t capture in the screen grab. When you’re looking at these dark surfaces, you can see flakes falling more slowly than the heavy pieces of ice coming out of the sky.

For me that’s really interesting because you’re seeing two different sets of precipitation coming down at the same time, you can even hear the hail hitting surfaces of cars or whatever’s there plastic.

Piece bounced off after a guy rolled down his window, and you can see that’s definitely hail.

Like I said in some of the other images, there’s hail, but it also looks like there could be snow as well. I’m saying it’s 99% hail, possibly 1% snow.

In the grand scheme of things, I guess snow in the Saudi Arabian desert in August doesn’t fit the global warming narrative and why you didn’t see this on any of your news feeds in the corporate mainstream media.

Thanks for reading, hope you got something out of the article. Tri-weekly podcasts Mini Ice Age conversations, where I go more into depth on these same exact events, and tie them all together on how these changes are going to affect your food pricing and your life in these next couple of years.