EVERYONE'S Lying!! North America's Worst Disaster Is About To Happen!



The last two years brought a surprisingly cold and snowy winter season to North America.
Certain states suffered more than the others especially Texas where people were caught off
guard by two consecutive bitterly cold winters. Matters were aggravated by the February 2021
North American Winter Storm, unofficially called Viola. And this year will probably not be any
different. Meteorologists and weather forecast channels all around the continent have warned
people that this year’s winter is going to be as difficult as the previous one. They have warned
people to be ready for some miserable weather conditions.
The winter season in North America during the previous year was record breaking with two
individual tornado outbreaks. The 2021-2022 North American winter was not as bad as the one
before it but that doesn’t mean some notable and significant events didn’t occur during this
period. The two tornado outbreaks hit the continent in mid-December, after that a significant
winter storm struck the south in mid-January. And that wasn’t all a powerful blizzard also
impacted the Northeast coast at the end of January. February brought with it a wide-ranging,
significant winter storm that affected almost all of the eastern half of the country. Other
important events included a late-season winter storm in March that affected the Appalachian
Mountains and a major blizzard that struck North and South Dakota in mid-April. Four storms
were ranked on the Regional Snowfall index during the 2021-2022 winter season but none of
these actually attained the major category. A developing La Niña was expected to influence the
weather patterns across the continent like the previous winter. For those of you hearing this
term for the first time, La Niña is an oceanic and atmospheric phenomenon that is the colder
counterpart of El Niño, as part of the broader El Niño-Southern Oscillation climate pattern. The
name originated from Spanish for “the girl”, by analogy El Niño means “the boy”. During the La
Nina period, sea surface temperature across the eastern equatorial part of the central Pacific
ocean will be lower than normal by three to five degrees Celsius. La Niña’s appearance usually
persists for more than five months. Both El Niño and La Niña are indicators of weather change
across the globe. La Niña is a complex weather pattern and occurs every few years due to the
strong winds blowing warm water at the ocean’s surface away from South America, across the
pacific towards Indonesia

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49 thoughts on “EVERYONE'S Lying!! North America's Worst Disaster Is About To Happen!”

  1. Im initially from northern Illinois and moved to Kentucky last year. The snow im used to see was 2 to 3 feet, and well below -15 degrees. I love the snow and the ice, but since I moved to Kentucky it's been really lackluster. All we get is power outages without snow or ice, and even if we get snow or ice it's the ice storms that are to worry.

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  2. I have always told people what's going on on earth. I still do but I try to make people lesson to me. I post war stuff whether and what can happen if war happens. Mother nature is getting angry since we are not like we used to be. Now new technology new this new that people brainwashed empty parks always on phone. Back then lots of people went to the parks. I loved it. Now abandoned parks and rather be on phone. Covid happen frustrations anger fights and because people didn't wanna do their part. It shows how mean we are to each other. Asians getting beaten go back to your country and its like the world has lost it. New app tiktok everyone wants to become famous. Everyone using it is being brained washed and especially to teens and young kids seeing what older people are doing and coping then of how to light yourself on fire and run to the swimming pool quick stabbing game. Punching all this to become famous. Families loved ones friends are forgotten now it's videos games and those stuff. Mother nature it mad. But everyone is brained washed. To the point where they just don't care if nothing happens.

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  3. Don't agree with any of this we all know winter lasts from mid November to mid-march even as late as the third week in March. It's a common fact quit trying to scare people. Just go get the Farmer's almanac and you will see snow storms and natural disasters have been happening for hundreds of years long before the industrial age. Science creates problems and then pretends like they fix them.

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  4. Watching this in So Cal, freezing my ass off in 45 degree weather. Lol. And it poured yesterday and rained this morning. So la nina is supposed to make us warmer n dryer Right? 🤔

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  5. I've lived in Maryland, which is in north America, since 1961 and remember snowy winters. We haven't had much snow in the last 2 decades and last year only had a dusting of snow on a couple occasions.

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  6. I think nature is replenishing itself. I'm just presenting common sense and simple logic.
    A huge draught this year, heavy tornados, and hurricanes. These winter storms will help areas of draught, the winds blow around new soil and vegetation.
    Simple enough.

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  7. I lived at 7500feet, in Durango, Colorado, I live at 2100feet now, in The Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma. I have two wood stoves, and cement walls. This winter will be as bad as the last two. Texas, is not built for snow, or ice. This winter should convince most people that climate change is going down, not up!!!

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  8. The winter of 2015 was the worst winter as far as snowfall I ever saw. I live on the Massachusetts coast and remember 2000-2012 was normal to little snowfall. But the nor Easter’s have become more frequent in the last few years. Also every year is the same as far as ice on the ponds to go ice fishing and around here by January it’s ready.

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  9. USA spacesuit technologies years ago came out with a product in sporting goods called "space bag" or similar names and it's very thin or thicker products became a survival sleeping
    Bag to help survive under say 40 or so below zero yet many may still not know they still exhist.severe weather can starve mankind as blocked sunlight and ice ages and asteroid or volcanic and even great floods and continental drifts that could man stunned of what to suddenly do under even oceanic volcanic tsunamis and nucleur threats.bolder colorado was suggested as a new replace for Washington dc district of Columbia Maryland and we have to strive for less wars sndvrumors of wars in what appears to be predicted endtimes foretold in the bible by many serking explanations.

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  10. With all these volcanic ashes in the atmosphere it doesn't surprise me why more sunlight blocked and more bbn volcanic gases along with carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide and sulfur etc and also change yo warm jet streams and magnetic earth poles drifting etc and core samples indicated that lava when liquid its liquid iron faced north or south etc poles and lava cooled leaving s record of that hardened iron core pointing to that particular time period and other separate layers at different earth core sample stages and also ancient tree circles which had closer or farther tree core circles from the middle of a exposed or cut log

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  11. The shy is falling ,lol all. There life on a planet that has seen total enilations of species ,humans 100 yr or less life span ,and. They still pay there hard earned lively hood too waziers predictions, a f amazing ,and giving bulshit artist in dresses use your own weapons too control you f amazing

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  12. I operate a dump truck that's been modified to spread salt and work with a crew of 12 pickup trucks out fitted for snow and 3 large loaders modified for snow removal. I've been doing this work around Minneapolis for a few years now and I'm seeing the types of storms I saw growing up in the early 80's. Yes it's lots of snow but this is what used to be normal for Minnesota. Don't cry about the snow get out there and enjoy it 😁

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