According to the Tanzania Meteorologiucal Authority (TMA) , July is expected to record colder-than-usual conditions compared with other months of the cold season.
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TEMPO | Neve em Mar del Plata, no litoral da provĂncia de Buenos Aires. Aeroporto local registra 4°C ao meio-dia.
(July 2, 2026)
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Snow blankets Mar del Plata as a record polar cold wave grips Argentina
(Juky 3, 2026)
The SMN forecast that the cold would persist over the coming days, with Friday as a possible coldest day of the year in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area, before a slight warming toward the weekend. Authorities recommended that people dress in layers, take extra care when traveling due to possible ice formation, and ventilate heated rooms to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.
Location Approx. minimum temperature
Maquinchao (RĂo Negro) -14 °C
Trelew (Chubut) -13 °C
El Palomar (Buenos Aires) -7 °C
Mar del Plata (Buenos Aires) -1 °C (wind-chill -3.4 °C)
Buenos Aires City -1.9 °C
The Planet Cooled In June; Europe Maps The Heat Island; Hokkaido Joins The July Chill; + Rare Coastal Snow As South America Freezes
(July 3, 2026)
For all the mediaâs huffing and puffing over western Europeâs âclimate-change heatwave,â the planet cooled in June.
UAHâs satellite-based lower troposphere record has June 2026 at +0.46C above the norm, down from +0.53C in May â a clear monthly fall all while headlines tried to turn one regional European hot spell into proof of a planetary catastrophe.
According to a World Weather Attribution report â and dutifully recycled by the usual activist rags â western Europeâs recent heatwave was âimpossible without the climate crisis.â
Reuters led with the same line, adding that the âsoaring night-time temperaturesâ were made 100 times more likely. The Guardian went further, calling it the âworst ever and impossible without climate crisis,â and claiming the heat was âonly possible because of fossil-fuel burning.â Euronews warned that âclimate change is running rampant,â while El PaĂs spelled out the sermon in its headline: âItâs not just hot, itâs climate change.â Etc. Etc. Etc.
The European heat was real. But it was weather. It was circulation. That is what blocking highs do.
Overall, the planet cooled 0.07C in June.
Fossil fuel emissions have rapidly worsened European heatwaves in just a few decades
(June 26, 2026)
Heatwaves pose a serious threat to human health and have profound impacts on ecosystems. During the summer of 2022, more than 60,000 people across Europe died as a result of extreme heat. Even in the following summer, which was significantly cooler, over 47,000 heat-related deaths were recorded (Gallo et al., 2024). Last year, the first heatwave in Europe, also hitting at the end of June, cost an estimated 2,300 people their lives in only 12 European cities (Grantham Institute, 2025).
Europeâs Deadly Heatwave: Climate Change Tripled the Death Toll, Finds Study
(July 11, 2025)
A searing heatwave that swept across parts of Europe in late June 2025 has been linked to nearly 2,300 excess deaths, according to a rapid attribution study conducted by scientists from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
The analysis shows that global warming raised temperatures during this heatwave by 2 to 4°C above what they would have been in a world without human influence. This increase, though seemingly modest, had deadly consequences when combined with ageing infrastructure, dense urban environments, and inadequate heat preparedness in many parts of Europe. Temperatures soared well beyond seasonal norms, straining public health systems and exposing gaps in citiesâ ability to protect residents.
Researchers focused on data from June 23 to July 2 and 12 European cities in Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, the UK, Greece, Croatia, and Hungary.
Extreme Risk of Fires for six Greek regions on July 26 (MAP)
Greeceâs Civil Protection issued an ALERT warning of Extreme Fires Risk (category 5) for six regions across the country on Wednesday, July 26, 2023. At the same time, the Fires Risks WARNING lists another six regions at Very High Risk (category 4).
Two firefighting pilots confirmed dead
In a statement, the General Air Staff Air Force named the two officers as Captain Christos Moulas (34) and his co-pilot, Second Lieutenant Periklis Stefanidis (27).
Leading tributes to the two pilots, President Katerina Sakellaropoulou said: âOur sense of gratitude is immense and our sorrow for their loss profound.â
Study: Sunâs magnetic field is weakening
(Oct 7, 2019)
The research, according to the team, will help monitor and evaluate the influence of solar activities and their implications on the Earthâs climate. The astrophysicistsâ team included experts from Ahmedabadâs Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Japan, and China.
The Shrinking of the Heliosphere Due to Reduced Solar Wind
(2010)
Abstract. The heliosphere is the space within which the solar wind dominates and the solar interplanetary magnetic field prevails. Its boundary is determined by the balance between stellar and solar winds. Owing to the present reduction in the solar wind pressure, one would expect that the stellar wind would push the heliosphere inward leading to its shrinkage. In this paper we calculate the extent of the heliosphere at different solar wind status.
Backward estimation of the extent of the heliosphere since 1890 is done. It is found that the heliosphere oscillated between 75 and 125 AU between 1890 –
2010. Most important is the forecast of the shrinkage and oscillations of the heliosphere and their implications on the earth. The shrinkage of the heliosphere would allow more invasions of cosmic rays to the earth and planets, increased cloud cover and a cooler Earth.
1 Introduction
The heliosphere is the cavity curved by the solar wind into the interstellar medium. Its extension is determined by the equality of the solar wind pressure and the stellar wind pressure. For this reason, we will first study past, present and future status of solar activity and then we will reflect this study into the heliosphere.
South Pole Station November 2022 -40.4 °C, coldest since 1987 December 2022 -29.1 °C, coldest since 2006 January 2023 probably -31.3 °C, coldest since 1995 Summer 2022-23 ~ -30.2 °C, coldest since 1999-2000 Singularity or new climatic phase?
(Jan 29, 2023)
No, Antarctic Ice Isnât Melting Into Oblivion; + Shiveluch Erupts (Again)
If the worldâs propagandizing ânewsâ outlets insist on reporting that Antarctica sea ice is melting in oblivionâwhich NASA reveals it most certainly isnâtâthen they need to come up with a new mechanism to support it, because temperatures, clearly, are playing no part.
Death toll rises to at least 55 as freezing temperatures and heavy snow wallop swaths of U.S.
Stretching from the Great Lakes near Canada to the Rio Grande along the Mexican border, the storm has killed at least 55 people as of Monday morning, according to an NBC News tally. The deaths were recorded in 12 states: Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wisconsin.
Cold Records Shattered Across Canada, Driving Energy Usage To All-Time Highs; Extreme Freeze Sweeps U.S.; Blizzards Hit Hawaii; + Wintry Weather Traps 300 Oil Workers On North Sea Rig
(December 21, 2022)
As hinted at above, Mauna Loa began erupting on Nov 27 and stopped on Dec 13.
It was the first time it has actively erupted since 1984 (solar minimum of cycle 20) â and is a sign of the timesâŠ
Volcanic eruptions are one of the key climatic forcings driving Earth into its next bout of global cooling. They have been shown to increase in both number and explosivity during times of prolonged solar decline, which is thought to be due to an influx of cosmic rays (CRs) penetrating/exciting silica-rich magma. During solar mins the Sunâs magnetic field weakens and the outward pressure of the solar wind decreases, which allows more CRs to enter the inner solar system, including our planetâs atmosphere.
Cold Wave Grips East Asia, Felling All-Time Snowfall Records Across Japan; Historic Snow In Moscow; + Christmas Freeze: Extreme Cold/Snow To Blast North America Over The Holidays
(December 19, 2022)
The COLD TIMES are returning, North America, in line with historically low solar activity.
Death toll from winter storm rises to at least 31
The storm brought hurricane-force winds and created whiteout conditions as it battered the area. A bomb cyclone, which happens when atmospheric pressure drops sharply in a strong storm, developed over the Great Lakes.
The storm has sent temperatures well below freezing in much of the country.
Lauterbach warnt vor Hitzewelle, die es nicht gibt
Ganz offen gestanden â ich suchte zuerst den Hinweis darauf, dass es sich um Satire handelt, als ich bei den geschĂ€tzten Kollegen von Achgut heute folgenden Vorspann las: âDer Bundesgesundheitsminister hat eindringlich vor einer Mega-Hitzewelle mit Todesgefahr fĂŒr viele Menschen gewarnt, aber der Deutsche Wetterdienst weiĂ nichts davon.â
Das kann nicht ernst gemeint sein, war meine erste Reaktion. Doch nach ein paar Sekunden hatte ich mich gefangen. SchlieĂlich ist mir bewusst: Bei Lauterbach â und nicht nur bei ihm â ist heute nichts so absurd, dass es nicht der RealitĂ€t entsprechen könnte.
Nations reach climate change agreement in Glasgow but follow-through in doubt
But the deal reached goes further than any before it, in no small part because scientists have made clear that without a significant and sustained effort to lower greenhouse gas emissions, the world is poised to embark upon an era of catastrophic consequences. If the signatories all follow through on their promises and return in 2023 with even stronger emissions targets, it is still possible that mankind could spare itself the worst effects of climate change.
Cop26 summit at serious risk of failure, says Boris Johnson
In a blunt admission after two days of preliminary talks at the G20 meeting of world leaders, the prime minister conceded little progress had been made â and the conference is not on track to achieve a deal that keeps the goal alive. He put the chances of success as âsix out of 10â.
âCurrently, letâs be in no doubt, we are not going to hit it and we have to be honest with ourselves,â he said. The commitments being made so far were a âdrop in the rapidly warming oceanâ.
NASA caught âadjustingâ Global Temperature Graph â AGAIN
(July 20, 2021)
In what Dr Higgs calls yet another manipulation of the data, in early 2021, NASA discreetly lowered the 2016 global average temperature âpreviously the highest on recordâ to make the year 2020 seem like the hottest.
NASA play these âgames of adjustmentâ all the time, and each and every time, without fail, their tweaks support the man-made global warming narrative.
Below are copies of NASAâs 1880-2020 global temperature chart âbefore & afterâ their most recent âadjustmentâ:
Earth and Mars: Evolution of Atmospheres and Surface Temperatures
(7. Juli 1972)
Indeed, detailed global climatic models (17) suggest that a relative increase in A of only 2 percent is enough to induce extensive glaciation on Earth, which implies that the present climate is extremely sensitive to albedo. This leaves changes in atmospheric composition as a possible explanation. Major variations in the CO2 abundance will have only minor greenhouse effects because the strongest bands are nearly saturated. A change in the present CO2 abundance by a factor of 2 will produce directly a 2° variation in surface temperature (18). The CO2 abundance is highly controlled by silicate-carbonate equilibria; by buffering with seawater, which contains almost 100 times the atmospheric CO2; and by the respiration and photosynthesis feedback loop (19).
Earth and Mars: Evolution of Atmospheres and Surface Temperatures
(7. Juli 1972)
Indeed, detailed global climatic models (17) suggest that a relative increase in A of only 2 percent is enough to induce extensive glaciation on Earth, which implies that the present climate is extremely sensitive to albedo. This leaves changes in atmospheric composition as a possible explanation. Major variations in the CO2 abundance will have only minor greenhouse effects because the strongest bands are nearly saturated. A change in the present CO2 abundance by a factor of 2 will produce directly a 2° variation in surface temperature (18). The CO2 abundance is highly controlled by silicate-carbonate equilibria; by buffering with seawater, which contains almost 100 times the atmospheric CO2; and by the respiration and photosynthesis feedback loop (19).
Periodic variations of solar radiation – a possible source of solar activity-weather effects
(May 1979)
It is suggested that long-lasting co-rotating active longitudes on the Sun may be associated with small variations of the solar radiation reaching the Earth. The oscillations have a basic period of about 27 days and are not expected to have amplitudes greater than 0.1%. They result in a time-varying heat input to the Earth‘s continents and, since the land exchanges heat with the overlying atmosphere, this oscillatory heating process generates large-scale planetary waves, mainly of the Rossby-Haurwitz type, in the atmosphere.
The effect of the 11-year solar-cycle on the temperature in the upper-stratosphere and mesosphere: Part II numerical simulations and the role of planetary waves
(July 2005)
The numerical simulations presented here suggest a mechanism by which a small change induced by the solar forcing can generate a large atmospheric response.
Rossby waves and extreme weather
(15.4.2016)
Learn how giant airstreams high in the sky get trapped sometimes â leading to devastating weather extremes on the ground. Copyright: Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK and Climate Media Factory. This video was supported by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).