Your Fault: Beijing Sees Most Sub-Freezing Temps Since 1951

This could have been avoided had you simply given up your fossil fueled vehicle and taken mass transit, you know

Beijing sees most hours of sub-freezing temperatures in December since 1951

Beijing recorded the most hours of sub-freezing temperatures in December in more than seven decades as a cold wave has enveloped northern and central swathes of China, bringing snowstorms and record-breaking temperatures.

A weather observatory in the Chinese capital as of Sunday had recorded more than 300 hours of sub-freezing temperatures since December 11 the most since records began, in 1951, according to the official newspaper Beijing Daily.

The city saw nine consecutive days with temperatures below minus 10 degrees Celsius (14 degrees Fahrenheit), the paper added.

Parts of northern and central China have shivered under frigid cold snaps this month, with authorities closing schools and highways several times due to snowstorms.

Temperatures at 78 weather stations across the country hit record lows for the month of December, while average temperatures this month in northern and some central parts of China hit record lows set in 1961, according to the National Meteorological Centre.

Of course, what cultists will say is that things will happen. That there will still be cold snaps even as the world marches towards boiling and killing all life. Or that it was just a small section of the Earth. Or that this is actually what ‘climate change’ is all about

See? If we hold to the pledges made by Elites who are climahypocrites we can stop this type of cold.

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7 Responses to “Your Fault: Beijing Sees Most Sub-Freezing Temps Since 1951”

  1. H says:

    Interesting factoid you have found there, Teach !!
    But exactly how significant is it?
    2023 will (probably) be the hottest in recorded history and probably the hottest in 125000 years. And yes teach, that wasn’t caused by emissions from SUVs but was caused by a change in our orbits.Whivh is not causing the increase in temps now.

    Teach what do YOU think is causing the increase in our temps NOW?

  2. James Lewis says:

    H

    Tell it to the Chinese.

  3. Professor Hale says:

    They just had a big earthquake too. A whole lot of Chinese people are dying this week.

  4. h says:

    The population of China has peaked, They will be suffering for decades from Mao’s 1 child policy.

  5. h says:

    JL
    You live in a bubble where the only “facts” that matter are the ones that allow you to remain in your safety spot.
    This year Being also had extreme heat
    Reuters.com
    July 17,2023

    China logs 52.2C (126F) As extreme weather breaks all time records.

    Of course there will be anomalies in temps. But what is more important is Global temps. 2023 will be the hottest year on record. I think that the Chinese know that.

    Jl what do you think is causing the Earth’s temps to increase?
    the last time it was this hot ws 125,000 years ago and that was due to changes in the orbit.

  6. James Lewis says:

    h

    I remember snow on Christmas…. I remember being warm on Thanksgiving. This time last year it was bitterly cold.

    But I don’t give a shit what the climate is now in China. They are not our friends.

  7. James Lewis says:

    h

    “Even after those first scorching millennia, however, the planet has often been much warmer than it is now. One of the warmest times was during the geologic period known as the Neoproterozoic, between 600 and 800 million years ago. Conditions were also frequently sweltering between 500 million and 250 million years ago.”

    People and plants love warm weather. See “Jungles.” Not so much cold. See “Artic” and “Antarctica.”

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