John Lees

I have some shocking news about climate change in Europe.
We are now in January 2023, and we are seeing temperatures above zero in many Eastern European nations that are used to freezing conditions at this time of year.
And we are told that this is clear indication of a general trend towards warmer winters for the region.
A year ago in 2022, Poland and the Czech Republic saw temperatures fall as low as -28°C.
So, what we are seeing is a rise in temperatures of over 30°C year on year.
If this trend continues then by the end of the decade we should expect to see winter temperatures of over 200°C.
With at least 2000°C by the end of the century.
This year people may be worried that the snow has turned to slush.
But in 100 years most Alpine ski resorts will be melted into a sea of boiling lava.

Heavy snowfall and extreme cold sweeps over Europe
euronews.com

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