How Warming Winters Are Affecting Everything

How Warming Winters Are Affecting Everything

There's a very great amount of specific detail in this article. I've just excerpted a small bit:

"The colder times of day are warming faster than warmer times of day. And the colder places are warming faster than the warmer places."



Warmer winters are also affecting the fruits and vegetables that California sends around the country. The state produces the majority of the country's supply of almonds, wine grapes, walnuts, pistachios and peaches. But many of those crops require a certain amount of cold weather, what's known as "chill hours." Without that, pollination can be delayed or incomplete, reducing the crop that farmers get at harvest time.
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"When you talk to blueberry producers and peach producers, they're definitely looking at new hybrids that are more welcoming to low chill hours and different kinds of weather patterns," ...

An unusually warm January in Atlanta has also been a headache for beekeepers. ...

And then there are the mosquitoes that can carry vector-borne diseases.
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Warmer winters have also helped fuel the expansion of a pest that affects outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year: ticks.
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Freezing stops the microbes in soil from breaking down organic matter. Todey says that this contributes to the quality of Iowa's dark, rich cropland. Soils father south, where it's warmer, lose organic matter because bacteria, fungi and other critters keep munching through it all winter long.
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sun rise said:

And then there are the mosquitoes that can carry vector-borne diseases.

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well, mosquitoes need that, but also the right kind of terrain. Here in the midwest, we get swarms of them because of the marshes, but I heard that they don't really appear in areas where the water always runs, like in colorado or something. Ticks seem to die if the weather gets really hot, but I can imagine that a spring-like winter would potentially mean they would have an extended presence

sun rise said:

How Warming Winters Are Affecting Everything

There's a very great amount of specific detail in this article. I've just excerpted a small bit:

"The colder times of day are warming faster than warmer times of day. And the colder places are warming faster than the warmer places."

Warmer winters are also affecting the fruits and vegetables that California sends around the country. The state produces the majority of the country's supply of almonds, wine grapes, walnuts, pistachios and peaches. But many of those crops require a certain amount of cold weather, what's known as "chill hours." Without that, pollination can be delayed or incomplete, reducing the crop that farmers get at harvest time.
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"When you talk to blueberry producers and peach producers, they're definitely looking at new hybrids that are more welcoming to low chill hours and different kinds of weather patterns," ...

An unusually warm January in Atlanta has also been a headache for beekeepers. ...

And then there are the mosquitoes that can carry vector-borne diseases.
...
Warmer winters have also helped fuel the expansion of a pest that affects outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year: ticks.
...
Freezing stops the microbes in soil from breaking down organic matter. Todey says that this contributes to the quality of Iowa's dark, rich cropland. Soils father south, where it's warmer, lose organic matter because bacteria, fungi and other critters keep munching through it all winter long.
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it's worse than that....
in many countries the glacier melts are increasing
that means the fresh water supply no longer trickles down the mountain sides
it flash floods through the farm fields
taking soil and life as it goes

I would think that God, being the stone, which was snap frozen itself a long time ago is releasing a larger amount of ground radiation.

And I do think I saw articles of crop like signals appearing on ice and snow bodies....which would be an indicator of the Devil mowing ideas that the ancient scientist described to everyone.

If I was a scientist and said....if natural crop being natural history did not get flattened and given patterns in its natural living conditions...then obviously Nature was being attacked.

And then I would ask myself scientific questions, as to why a history of natural radiation that supports natural life and natural bodies would be changed.

And my advice to my human self would be, human choice, radiation sciences.....and know I was causing it myself.

I would then advise my own person as a logical human that I was destroying natural life, as the ancients realized and stopped using the Temple and pyramid technology, why the machination that was once in those buildings got dismantled and just the buildings remained empty of science.

I miss the snow in Rome...