Yep, he just renamed the country. Apparently, there is no law against it. Just sign the paper in the magic office, and there it is.
Friday, August 28, 2026
How to prepare for El Nino disappointment
Using heat energy, physics, and an abundance of charts, we can conclude that there is a slight chance of Ellie being a no-show, a poop-out, a squib. I'm saying that to be 'political'. In fact, there is a zero chance, with zero being defined as something worse coming along.
In Canada, we get to keep all our Goose parkas and don't give any to the US. I am busy cutting up tons of wood for the cottage. My snowmobile buddies better grease up the treads.
Be prepared for the song and dance that climate changed killed the Ellie show. The extreme cold and long winter will be clange, droughts, floods and glacier disasters - all clange. They cannot mention one thing that is not clange.
As usual, they will go on and on and hype Ellie, until one day, there is no news on it. So much fun.
I have no idea on how people can make money on this. Quite fascinated on how the big AI will steal heat from the city centres who can't vote.
ps the Artie 'trade war' is amazing, on utube
Sea ice extent starts taking a shortcut
I am constantly looking at the North Atlantic thermal charts to see if there is a heat energy withdrawal. In physics, we are looking at energy flow, and only the weather people focus on temperature. Anyway I decided to look at this chart. Sea ice extent is totally dependent on what is happening in the Greenland Gap, north of the UK. We are peeling back the years of warmth.
This year or next, we are getting the official start to the ice age race. That is, the old whaling stations get socked in with ice, the Swarliebad islands. I conclude from this chart that the heat flow is failing. The UK better start putting in thermal windows. Those old Jane Austin windows are the pits.
ps this is actually a significant development that you will never read on the media.
ps subpolar n atlantic or n america, shows a big drop, like the ninocoin
I consider this view to be most free of detection drift.
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