Mumbai’s Coldest Temp In a Decade; Record Snow Leads to 38 Avalanches Around Snoqualmie; And No, The “Climate Crisis” Isn’t Causing An Uptick In Arctic Lightening, Cosmic Rays Are
January 11, 2022 Cap Allon
Mumbai’s Coldest Temp In a Decade
Mumbai, India woke to a cold Monday morning this week with minimum temperatures, as logged by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) Santacruz observatory, hitting 13.2C (55.7F) — the lowest of the season so far.
The unusual chill persisted throughout the day, with Mumbai reaching a high of just 25.1C (77F) — a reading that may seem mild to most, but one that went down as the city’s lowest January max for a decade, reports timesofindia.com.
A low of 12C (53.6C) is on the cards Tuesday night, as much of India continues to shiver through an anomalous cold spell.
As explained by one IMD official: “The associated cyclonic circulation of western disturbance over northwest India is pulling the moisture from the Arabian sea. Also, the prevalence of the northerly cold winds over the region is leading to this chill.”
https://electroverse.net/mumbais-coldest-temp-in-a-decade-38-avalanches-in-snoqualmie-arctic-lightening-cause-by-cosmic-rays/
