December 17, 2025
Instead of reading about record heat, we read on December 9 that a Polar vortex is sending a ‘wrecking ball’ of cold air to the US. The planet’s most extreme cold air flooded into the central and eastern United States last weekend. “Some of the coldest, if not the coldest, temperatures across the entire globe will cover the central and eastern U.S. into this week,” said climatologist Judah Cohen, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In Chicago, for instance, wind chills could “make a run at 20 below at some point this coming weekend,” the National Weather Service said. Even colder wind chills approaching 45 below are possible in the Dakotas. It is even going to get chilly in Florida. The northern hemisphere is facing exceptional early-winter conditions.
Europe (and in particular Russia) will be on for truly brutal freezes over the Christmas period, with predictions around 30F below late-December norms — and potentially colder.
The long, lucrative climate panic is finally losing its grip. All we have been hearing is record cold, early onset of winter, and too much snow that it embarrasses the global warming mainiacs who predicted no more snow. Chicago already had the snowiest start to winter since 1978, meaning Chicago has just logged one of its harshest openings to winter in nearly half a century. Snowfall at O’Hare reached 17.1 inches as of December 7. The last time the city had piled up this much snow by this point was back in 1978. Almost all of this season’s total has arrived in nine days. From November 29 to December 7.
A brutal cold surge has settled over Alberta, Saskatchewan, and
Manitoba. Sub -30C (-22F) readings have set in, with daytime highs
stuck near -20C (-4F) and strong winds driving dangerous chills.
Sacramento International Airport has now gone more than 190 hours without rising above 46F (8C), an early-winter chill the region hasn’t endured in more than 30 years.
Atmospheric Dynamics are Flashing Cold Signals from Pole to Pole – The Climate Hustle Is Failing – Winter Arrived on First Day of Fall
That is a lot of snow in a world that intelligent climate experts said years ago would have no more snow. That our kids would never see snow when the reality is that we would never see climate experts get anything right.
So it was no surprise that the COP in Belém, Brazil, delivered a symbolic nothing burger: no fossil-fuel deal. The retreat in the global warming scam is broad. Even Bill Gates, one of the most mentally deranged idiots on the planet, quietly conceded that global warming “will not lead to humanity’s demise,” shut down his climate policy office, and walked back years of apocalyptic messaging. The Net Zero Banking Alliance collapsed after every major U.S. bank fled. Shell and BP have returned to oil. Ford is killing electric pickups. Hundreds of corporations are dropping climate pledges. Australia pulled out of hosting the next UN climate summit.
Coldest Yukon Temp Since 1984
Big lies collapse sooner or later, and the brutal winter that arrived earlier than usual is global cooling shouting its name. On December 9, Alaska saw the Yukon plunge into true mid-winter cold. Braeburn hit 49.2°C (-56.6) at 1 pm — the coldest temperature recorded this early in the season since 1995, when -53 °C (-63.4) was logged on December 4. Braeburn then crashed a day later to a low of -53C (-63.4F), Yukon’s coldest December temperature in more than 40 years. You have to go back to 1984, when Watson Lake hit -53.3°C, to find a lower December reading.
A new peer-reviewed paper contends that the “global mean surface temperature,”
the number that has justified trillions in spending is “physically meaningless.”
According to a 2025 study (Wentai Liu et al.), summer temperatures in the major Central Asian mountain range, the Karakoram, have not warmed at all since 1851. Instead, the region has cooled by almost 1 °C since the 1980s. Thus, Karakoram glaciers have refused to retreat. Many have held steady or advanced for decades.
Northeast China to -44.3C
Polar air has plunged Northeast China into extreme cold, with the Greater Khingan Mountains posting the harshest lows.
Beiji Village in Heilongjiang dropped to -41.9C (-43.4F), the season’s lowest reading at an ‘official’ national station. Nearby sites also fell below -40C for the first time this winter: Tulihe saw -41.8C (-43.2F), Huzhong -41.5C (-42.7F), and Mohe -41C (-41.8F). Automatic weather stations across the Greater Khingan range dipped even lower, bottoming out at -44.3C (-47.7F).
Winter Season Gets Longer and Longer
Alberta: Deep Freeze Sets 121-Year-Old Record
EPA Drops Fossil Fuels As A Cause Of Climate Change
The EPA has deleted fossil fuels from its official “causes of climate change” page. What remains are natural drivers only—solar activity, orbital shifts, albedo changes, volcanoes, and natural CO2 variability. No coal, no oil, no gas, though the pollution they create does cause solar dimming.
Net Zero Collapses: Australia Extends Coal To 2049
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has blown out the cost of Australia’s Net Zero grid to $128 billion, up another $3 billion in just 18 months, and now admits the country will need coal until 2049 to stop the system from falling over. China, India, and Indonesia are building coal plants like there is no tomorrow, so Net Zero is a fool’s dream, Bill Gates is the fool in chief when it comes to climate—these increases in coal torpedo 20 years of political promises, climate messaging, and media propaganda.
Does The Look Like Just A Little Arctic Ice?
Hudson Bay ice is forming fast, the Arctic Basin is full, according to the NSIDC, and ice has pushed deep into the Bering, Barents, Kara, and Davis Strait seas. Greenland’s Petermann Glacier —once held up as proof of “runaway Arctic melt”— has advanced more than 30 km (18.7 miles) since 2012, according to new analysis from Klima e Scienza drawing on work by the Association des Climato-Realistes. Back in 2012, major outlets warned that Petermann was collapsing and could “vanish.”
Polar bear expert Dr. Susan Crockford says the Arctic is seeing rapid, widespread sea-ice expansion in 2025 with healthy bears showing up across every monitored region.
Central Siberia has also plunged into an exceptional early-season freeze, pushing multiple stations below -50C (-58F) well ahead of schedule. Kerbo/Vivi River led the freeze with an extraordinary -54.3 °C (-65.7F).
What Is Going On Our Planet is Shaking and Exploding
With each passing week, we continue to get more evidence that our planet is becoming increasingly unstable. All over the globe, volcanoes that have been dormant for a really long time are now roaring to life. The threat is that global temperatures could plummet, as far less sunlight would reach our planet, making it exceedingly difficult to grow anything.
Significant volcanic eruptions often cluster around solar minimums. The mechanism is debated, but the timing has been noted often enough to appear in the scientific literature. If the Sun enters a prolonged weak phase, as some, including NOAA, have forecast, and even a moderate eruption regime commences simultaneously, the cooling response could be significant.
A powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake shook northeastern Japan late last Monday,
prompting tsunami warnings and orders for about 90,000 residents to evacuate.
Grand solar minimums (GSMs), such as the Maunder Minimum (1645–1715), have historically correlated with heightened volcanic activity, as weakened solar magnetic fields allow increased galactic cosmic rays to ionize Earth’s atmosphere and magma, potentially triggering eruptions by lowering viscosity and nucleating bubbles—evidenced by Tambora’s 1815 VEI-7 blast during the Dalton Minimum (1790–1830), which amplified Little Ice Age cooling. Recent December 2025 surges in the Ring of Fire echo this: Kīlauea’s Episode 38 (December 6) spewed lava beyond Halemaʻumaʻu, Mount Semeru in Indonesia erupted ash plumes, and Russia’s Hayli Gubbi joined six active volcanoes amid 494 M5.0+ quakes, a 4x monthly average, as cosmic ray flux rises 20% in Cycle 25’s waning phase. This interplay suggests GSMs as the bellows for volcanic forges, seeding unrest in the crust of our planet.
December 2025 is unusually active in the Ring of Fire—494 M5.0+ quakes in 30 days (4x monthly average), with clusters in Japan, Indonesia, and Alaska. No “global explosion,” but the Ring’s December pulse (Japan’s M7.6 as the standout) is 2–3x busier than typical, with aftershock swarms and volcanic stirrings (e.g., increased activity at Sakurajima post-quake). At the end of July, a magnitude 8.8 megathrust earthquake struck the Pacific Ring of Fire just off the coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia. In the United States, the West Coast has been pummeled by earthquake swarms again and again.
Cosmic Rays Ground A320 Fleet
Airbus grounded roughly 6,000 A320 jets for an emergency software rollback this Thanksgiving — because of radiation concerns. The issue surfaced after an October 30 JetBlue A320 suddenly dropped in altitude on a Cancun–New Jersey flight, injuring 15 passengers. The increase in cosmic rays is not just a threat to longer space flights but also to the Earth itself, which absorbs these deeply penetrating rays, causing what we are seeing now: a severe uptick in volcanic eruptions, threats of eruptions at long-extinct volcanoes, and increased earthquake activity.
Conclusion
Many will die from the cold as they do every year, many more than from the heat, which in many cases was a hallucination of climate maniacs, meaning governments and politicians everywhere. Climate Policy Is a Much Greater Threat Than Climate Change.
One of the biggest scandals of our age is the attempt to sell the public on the narrative of climate catastrophe. It’s been fed by the press and overheated political and scientific claims that have often been phony. That’s the story with the journal Nature’s retraction of a highly publicized climate study.
Throughout history, the climate changed violently, naturally, and with devastating human consequences. The 1870s stand out as one of the harshest climatic periods of the last 200 years. Go back further, and the 1810s were worse still. From start to finish, the nineteenth century was a hostile climate for human flourishing. This was not CO2. It was the Sun and volcanoes.
By Dr. Mark Sircus AC., OMD, DM (P)
(Professor of Natural Oncology, Da Vinci Institute of Holistic Medicine, Doctor of Oriental and Pastoral Medicine, Founder of Natural Allopathic Medicine)
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