El Niño
Winter 2015/16 –versus- Winter 1939/40
10th Post - 09 January 2016

Polish and German climate science on winter 1939/40 a shame! Adolf Hitler changed climate and they do not know.

JANUARY 1940 - Cold Records in Central and East Europe

Addendum  I (below): There is no link between El Niño and January 1940 –
"Right Prof. Stefan Brönnimann”?

Evidence is abundantly at hand. Towards the end of the 1930s the Earth was the warmest in several hundred years. Particularly since the end of the Little Ice air temperatures increased, and for 200 years the winters had become warmer and warmer, at least in Europe. Only four months after the Germans ambushed their neighbor Poland brutally, burned down Warsaw, and plow the waters from the Baltic, North Sea and beyond  by naval warfare, the weather run amok and dragged Europe into the coldest winter for more than 100 years, and climate science knows and understand  nothing.

On 11^th Januar 1940 temperature dropped
to −41.0 °C (−41.8 °F)
in  Siedlce/Polen (52° 10' N, 22°16,2' O)
about 100 km east of Warsaw.

It is the alltime low for Poland . HERE and HERE

 Since the 1st of January a cold corridor with less than -10°C streched from West-Germany eastwards. On January 11, 1940 the tempertur minimum had been -18.3° and in Berlin -22°C. (Source: WZ: Wetterwerte).  (First published on 7^th January 2013 HERE)

More than seven decades have passed that Adolf Hitler could have been accused of being the first and worst criminal in climate matters. Polish scientists should have made that clear, and should have presented the bill to Hitler, his government, and to their colleagues in meteorology services.  Even their successor have a higher responsibility in this respect than anyone else. German meteorology was very well manned and equipped during World War Two (WWII), the lived and worked in the center of war and the extreme cold winter 1939/40, and had access to huge data collected and analyzed. But they did not see anything, investigated the breakdown in weather, even worst, they did not even showed any interest.

 The drama in Finland at Christmas is discussed HERE: December 24th 1939: Report by James Aldridge: “The cold numbs the brain in this Arctic hell, snow sweeps over the darkened wastes, the winds howl and the temperature is 30 degrees below zero (minus 34.4° C). …. cont//

ADD. I: There is no link between
El Niño and January 1940 –
"Right Prof. Stefan Brönnimann”?

That is one of the questions to start the series in last October  HERE.

What a big difference between January 1039 and January 2016, not only a little but tremendously. There might be some small similarities, for example in the United States  (see HERE) and the US-January-1940-Temp-Map, or three cold days in Siedlce last week from 03-05 January.  The Polish cold record was more than 20°C lower, and the cold remained, and got even worst.

Today the situation look very different. Forecasts expect temperature well above average. Until now this winter proves that any claim the war winter 1939/40 has anything to do is completely unfounded. Further Reading

QUESTION: ”Prof. Stefan Brönnimann is it not high time to get things right and to apologize for the grand mistake made a decade ago with your Letter to Nature (NATURE |VOL 431|21 OCTOBER 2004)”

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Author: Dr. And Bernaerts, 2016

 

About winter 1939/40 further reading:

“Failures of Meteorology! Unable to Prevent Climate Change and World Wars? Oceans Make Climate!” 
http://www.seaclimate.com/

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