That Darn Global Warming!

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For the first time in the history of the Nation of Cuba:
Yes, it got to freezing (zero degrees Celsius) for the first time. Cuba has always had an excellent meteorological service, so I trust this. 

While on the subject of winter:
The North American Reliability Corporation's latest long-term assessment warns that half the U.S. will face increased risks of blackouts during winter storms as demand for electricity increases while coal- and natural gas-fired power plants are retired.

Details here. No one wants another Nashville!

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 3, 2026 at 7:24 PM

    Lmao you do realize that climate change doesn’t mean we won’t get cold snaps anymore. In fact, as the Arctic warms it can destabilize the polar vortex and weaken the jet stream causing colder air to dip farther south. Shouldn’t a so-called “weather expert” know this? Where did you get your meteorology degree, Clown College? Haha!

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