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Summer 2025 snow in the Northern hemisphere as the signs of the modern Grand Solar Minimum (GSM) and little ice age (LIA)

  1. Alberta, Canada – Snow featured in June – August 2025 as reported in the news: June 2025 – https://snowbrains.com/photos-10-of-snow-blankets-banff-sunshine-village-ab-on-first-day-of-summer/; https://www.tiktok.com/discover/canada-snow-june-2025
  2. Montana, US: 22 June 2025 – https://www.krtv.com/news/montana-and-regional-news/june-snow-in-montana; https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/rare-summer-winter-storm-to-strike-with-two-feet-of-snow/ar-AA1H58ga.
  3. 5 states of the US are hit by snow in June 2025 – https://www.newsweek.com/map-shows-states-snow-first-week-summer-2089997.
  4. The first snow in the Carpathians on August 24, 2025, Ukraine – https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/the-first-snow-in-the-carpathians-on-august-24-2025-weather-forecast/

2 Replies to “Summer 2025 snow in the Northern hemisphere as the signs of the modern Grand Solar Minimum (GSM) and little ice age (LIA)”

  1. The solar sunspots and TSI are expected to decline in October 2025 with another rebound higher activity is expected in November. A sunspot quiescence is probable particularly during October weeks. This was based on extrapolated forecast that utilized Jovial Planets torque on solar and lithospheric activity.
    @Statisticizer

  2. As well, you may want to see the summer snow predicted for Alps in June-September in those forecasts using the same above methods ( Astro-climatic methods) .
    Those events were predicted at least 1-3 months advance. The date of posts do Not really correspond to the time I forecasted them although they precede those episodic snow events by 1-2 months at least the real forecasting time indeed dates back to May when I had extrapolated the data .

    https://x.com/Statisticizer/status/1941821747503784304

    https://x.com/Statisticizer/status/1951857467912081815

    https://x.com/Statisticizer/status/1930546271913173319

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