The World Isn't Ready for What’s Coming This Summer
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
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Good job, Chris. Fire and Ice.
The establishment is falsifying the reports
Please quit stealing my money!!!! I have contacted you over and over and yet you keep taking my money!
Great video ty. I am not sure we are ready. It got me thinking. Security alarms will go down.
So, I ended up purchasing self adhesive battery operated window and door alarms just in case.
Prepare, prepare, prepare.
and Train, Train, Train
I'm doing what I've done for 60+ years. I'm doing what my parents and my grandparents, and all the ancestors before me have done. I'm rolling with it. My garden is planted to be adaptable, I have shade cloth, a small greenhouse, and cold frames. I have 18 months of food put up so that if I lose a crop/entire garden I have food until the next garden harvest. If it is cold I have a wood burning stove and firewood. If it is hot I have AC ~ as well as passive cooling, a small pool, and I've got NO shame about working in the garden in a sopping wet tshirt.
The weather and weather patterns have changed each and every year since humans lived in caves. Sometimes weather events killed people. Sometimes natural disasters killed people. It hasn't been until the past 40 years or so that humans ceded their learned abilities over to 'the government' and their independence over to 'being rescued'. I may be odd, but I've never done that. I wasn't raised that way. I was taught to make do, make it last, wear it out, or do without. If I can't buy something I either save up for it or find a different method to accomplish what I need. I know I don't rely on our broken food supply chain, that I can live without electricity (not that I like it much), that I can grow some sort of food year round in various amounts, that my bills are paid, that I owe nothing, and that I'm not going to stress over the weather when there are actually things going on that I have no control over/can't protect myself from. I grew up with the original 'preppers'; individuals who lived through the Great Depression and who taught me how to manage to be happy whether I had a lot, a little, or nothing. I keep a certain amount of water on hand, mostly for my small livestock. I have the means to collect rain if/when necessary. I've got a composting toilet/totes full of sawdust, and a camp shower. I also know that if someone offs me for what I have it won't do them a bit of good beyond what is stored because my knowledge goes with me.
And ~ I'm not eating ze bugs. I cultivate those (via a bucket trap) for my chickens.
Ditto!
Yum!
I appreciate your level headed response.
Well done!
My parents taught us the same. Bravo!
Having moved from a house with a small but functional back yard, I am now in an apartment with a balcony. But I spent a couple of hours this afternoon sowing some vegetable seeds that I hope will grow there.
Depending on how much space you have in your apartment, an indoor areogarden setup might be a good option too so that you can grow some vegetables and herbs year round.
Take a look at green stalks vertical gardening. I bought a couple of them and am very impressed. My bush beans were exceptional, leafy greens, pepper plants. I have no connection to them except for being a very happy customer.
@valerieannrumpf4151...Been meaning to get one of those. Of course, if the grid goes down, no power no plants...
There might be community garden plots available in your town or city. Even our local small towns have them for nominal fees.
Don’t forget to use outside wall space. Check out wall gardens. But grow edibles/herbs instead
Get rid of the altar to Hollywood in your living room and replace it with indoor growing area…
Disconcerting.
Some people may ask “But what an I do?”
You Keep Calm and Prep On!
Your Preps are YOUR shock absorbers against an uncertain future.
100% agree. That's one of many reasons why the prepping community continues to prepare. They're preparing for an uncertain future. Anything could happen. Climate disasters. Potential global conflict. Economic collapse. Anything. We're living through historic perilous times. People are tougher than they think when it comes right down to it. The majority of the people managed to make it through the last great depression. Most will also make it through this one. For those that wanted to prepare but were unable to for any number of reasons; my heart goes out to you. The next few years are going to be very tough for you. For those that were able to prepare but couldn't see the writing on the wall and didn't prepare, it sucks to be you. Have zero sympathy for you. You're just stupid.
AMEN TO...THAT!!! gOD bLESS!!
You can resist the government's attempts at manipulating and controlling your freedoms due to "dangerous cow flatulence" and "climate change." (Same difference).
Buy your gear for next winter now while winter clothing is on end of season deep markdown. That coat that was $200.00 in November may be only $40.00 or even $15.00. Act now before nothing but super large or too small sizes are left.
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There are three kinds of men: The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves. - Will Rogers
Woof!
I pee on electric fences all the time!!
I'm the kind to sell the experience of peeing of fences to stupid
@@solomonstello Shocking! 😅
This comment is truly electrifying.
Here in Ontario, on this date last year, we had three or four foot snowdrifts. There's been no snow here since January. The warm temps have caused the maple trees to start flowing sap a month early! I'm harvesting what I can, but it's a strange season. Starting my seeds, though, and getting my rainwater capture system set back up! Take care and thanks, Kris!!
Your right, this year almost no snow
@@Clay.140 I did not use my snowblower, even *ONCE!!*
I would rather be in warm weather than cold 🥶
@@gferraro8353 So true!
@@gferraro8353Exactly! That's the balance. Things are getting out of whack.
What I've learned from one of wise Polish preppers is that you shouldn't sweat prepping, you should have FUN prepping.
After all for most of the time we live a daily life, that we shouldn't sacrifice just for the sake of worrying, if we're prepped enough. Find something enjoyable in your preps (like camping in the woods or building something on your own).
the smog is ruining crops to turn brown, no gardens can feed people past few years and it will only get worse. Its not going to be fun, prepare accordingly.
@@seankingwell3692of course it won’t be fun, but you need to have fun even if everything is awful. In fact that’s when it’s most important.
Not nice to end up with a mental breakdown or constant stress, makes it harder to survive and makes survival feel pointless.
Before 1900 most people worried about freezing to death. Our Native American friends moved around to accommodate the cold.
That was then. This is now.
We will have plenty of cold to deal with that is for sure.
Yup! And depending on which scientists you listen to, the climate might actually be getting COLDER. So be prepared for either!
Some were nomadic but not all … on the eastern seaboard they were not … in fact the Eastern Woodland ( a name we gave to the many small nations living in the mid Atlantic region) built long houses and manipulated their environment to farm and even did controlled burns in the forests … they dehydrated meats, fruits and vegetables for winter while also fishing and hunting …
@@FreezeDriedIceCreamPrepperThe global average climate is absolutely getting hotter. But the disruption this creates will include extreme cold weather events, just as it is creating floods & droughts in different areas. It’s a whole new basket of problems coming our way.
Over here in New Zealand we have just departed our summer. One thing I noticed this summer was that short of major weather events, near all weather forecasts have been extremely unreliable, like even being wrong within a 24 hour period.. Also I have been noticing a lot of strange effects as to my plants. Including small intense areas of burn, like one side of one plant. Also leafy greens are getting a lot of leaf browning.
I've been waiting over 4 years for people to mention this once on Internet. No one is talking of how pollution is destroying human health and crops. They all think they will vaccinate or vote their way or vacate their way out of this void. ITs too late its a trap of death and all are invited.
Mites
Makes growing interesting when your zone doesn't act like your zone. One reason to get a greenhouse ready, is hopefully some regulation of heat/cold/moisture
Remember folks, sprouting is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to get essential nutrients and minerals.
Have ya gotta handheld device in your hand right now?? You're here thru you tube aren't you??? LOOK IT UP DUMMY!!! If you haven't got any common sense, you're not likely to make it anyway so .....!@@mindhealsbody-soul
@@mindhealsbody-soul You have three days of internet access left, use it wisely.
What's sprouting?
Oy Vey people. I'm pretty sure you're using a handheld device right now, as you as those questions. Even worse is you're asking ON UA-cam. In the time it took you to ask the question, you COULD have just looked up "SPROUTING".
Too bad UA-cam doesn't feature any tutorial videos about common sense.
You mean growing microgreens right?
We are always seconds from disaster.. and seconds from opportunity. Do what you can NOW ! help others do likewise. Food water shelter security
Thank you for clearly pointing out the seriousness of our situation!
We need to continue to spread the word and increase our preparedness - spiritually, temporally, emotionally, and physically!
I’m being somewhat dramatic, but barely, in saying that the summers in Louisiana (and I’m sure other places) are just punishing. Our air conditioners units never can keep up. We had such a long string of 100+ degree days that people stopped even trying to tend to their gardens/lawns. Kids couldn’t even safely play outside in the afternoons. I just don’t remember it being quite like that as a kid.
I'm so sorry, Katie. I grew up in north Louisiana and it was hot and humid, but never that hot. Never.
It wasn't. Those charts show it. That being said, though, we used to routinely arrange our days to get outside chores done early, spent time reading or sewing, (or napping), in the shade in the afternoons, & back to the garden after early supper. Cold suppers were a thing, too. Adapt & thrive!
Ouch! You’re so Southern, it’s scary!!
we literally have to do this in Southern Ontario, regulate our time outside cause it gets too hot.
I had warmer temps this winter, but had high winds tearing up trees.
I am focusing on my underground Zen Refuge. It uses ground temperatures to make liveable space without power. I keep gardening and dehydrating vegetables and fruits. A garden is more flexible than farms. I follow edible natives, in different conditions, I have different crops.
Prepare prepare prepare.
farmers have to relearn how to farm properly like you do. Its how its done without petrochemicals and bank loans.
@@seankingwell3692Current farming practices arose with Caterpillar building massive (read profits) machines supplanting human labor. Problem is, massive machines rape the land, require massive bank loans and displace family farms because they require huge corporate farms. They rape the land instead of taking care of it. Massive use of chemicals is a sign of dead land, and the end of healthy food full of nutrients. Humans die of disease from malnutrition and cancers.
Obesity is a sign of malnutrition, our bodies lack nutrition and are endlessly hungry.
Corporate agriculture is already collapsing. My land is on the side of a mountain, I have enriched it for 10 years. During the extreme price increases, I ate more wild foods from my land. I dehydrate over 60 types of plants. Plus some I only eat fresh.
It is sustainable and nutrient dense.
It can only happen when individuals take on growing most of their own food.
Good news: home gardens have increased from 22 million to 79 million, and most are college educated 30-somethings! Yay!
Bad news: home gardeners are creating mini versions of corporate farming dead zones, but that will improve.
England's old yeoman farmers only had a quarter acre of land each! Full time "farmers" were gardeners!
My first gardens were on old inner city lots originally designed to be like yeoman farms. Old people with 1/5 acre let me garden and ate produce with my son and I. Not ChemLawn death.
End of rant 😮
It’s just getting started. Hold onto your hats boys and girls, we’re in for a really rough ride.
I've been gardening/farming for over 40 years, and I've never had crop failures in my garden like the past few years. Seriously, if it is too wet for spinach? One year, thank goodness we put up a hoop house, because the beans in the outdoor garden all turned yellow and died. And I plant a lot of beans because I do not, have not, ever bought them in a store. I canned beans in October! That was strange, canning beans, and only two canner loads at that, when the trees were in their fall foliage. My potatoes rotted, too, but since I plant at different times I had enough for winter, and used up ones I'd canned the year before. Last year I had seven different varieties of tomatoes - all rotted on the vine except for the Romas. Last year also had a May 18 frost that killed every blossom on the fruit trees, not just at my place, but all over New York. The area's apple orchards lost a ton of money - no U-pick around me at all. None of the apple trees at my farm, even the hedgerow ones, had any apples. Deep in the woods, a lone tree might have four or five in the center, but that's it. My advice, plant as much as you can, process as much as you can, and stack it deep. If you can finagle something where you can control the 'weather' go for it. I can always water the garden, I can't keep rain off of a half-acre of garden.
Same here in Sweden. Last year nothing foodwise grew and that was entirely due to "weather". This year I will grow under cover. I suggest we all grow as much under cover as possible. You never know what is falling on your food crops from above...
@@franzvaneyck4171 How cool that someone from Sweden read my post! Under cover is getting to be the best option, but I grow a lot of food! Strawberries probably take up one-third of my large garden. Just got some out of the freezer yesterday - delicious! Take care!
CHEMTRAILS.
CHEMTRAILS.
CHEMTRAILS.
THEY ARE EXTERMINATORS.
Preserve your harvests everyone. If you don’t know how to can, learn! Both water bath and pressure canning are essential for us to know.
Another concern about the warming ocean temperature is if and how the fish are going to adapt to such a quick increase in their water temperature. More than 3 billion people in the world rely on fish as a major food source. If the fish can't adapt and survive, those people will need to find another food to survive, adding stress to the food system for everyone.
People need to only take what's necessary. Look at the waste everywhere you go..
@@suecook8379 Is like saying we should stop having wars because violence is bad, everyone knows that, but it will never happen.
Bill Gates says bugs!
Congrats on passing 1M🎉
People don't take anything serious until it's obviously imminent. Their credit, finances, politics, personal safety, toilet paper, etc. And then you have chaos.
And when they finally get caught helpless in a disaster because they didn't prepare, they won't admit that they were being ignorant. They'll blame anything and anyone except themselves..
I'll be a nice guy and give out free toilet paper.............
After it's been used of course.
@@overthehilldill3626😂😂😂😂
They would rather be reactive instead of proactive.
Here in Ireland 🇮🇪, food water ,gold ,silver , rocket launchers rockets , cemtex, rifles, amo , whiskey Guinness whiskey did I say Guinness, and whiskey 😂
😂
Iam coming by you lol
It's all about priorities.
You forgot some EXTRA whiskey for when shtf.
I love Irish accents! Haha can I come stay with you! 😂lol but that’s good to have supplies.
Good morning my brother. 😊 still building on my channel. Full back yeard garden. Aquaponics. Solar well pump, etc. Self sufficient property. Barring bug out family is fed.😊
You have made the best presentation I've seen that describes our environmental situation clearly enough for people to really get their heads around it. That being said, I have been prepping for years but my preps are going to change what's happening to our planet. I don't have much hope but I keep going through the motions because what else can I do. I'm also trying to give the kids the best lives possible for as long as I'm able to. I'm sad.
Don't be sad, feel secure that you're doing the best you can for your family...better than 90% of people do nowadays!
Thank you, I needed that little boost!.@@FreezeDriedIceCreamPrepper
Gonna be growing what ever i can plant. If it is useful and has a figting chance try. This year's growing season is gonna be crazy. Gonna get torrential rains drought heat cold you name it. Mostly caused by the AMOCC collapse, magnetic field changes, and the sun itself. Pray, Prepare, Practice, and Preservere. Don't panic, no fear, be here now.❤
Kris, as always thank you for your dedicated efforts to keep us informed with the various aspects of preparedness. I also received the backpack from you I won in the giveaway. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Please keep doing what you're doing. You are a voice of sanity amidst the chaos.
Congrats on the win. That's awesome!
Top tip for wild fires.... paint your roof blue.
Why??
@@pizzagal197 Ignore it. It's a conspiracy theory. Supposedly nothing painted blue burned in Maui. Yeah, right.
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@@pizzagal197 I explained this five minutes ago and it was deleted so I'll try again. It's simply a conspiracy theory, nothing more.
@@pizzagal197 UA-cam isn't letting me tell you so I guess you'll need to google it. Don't paint your roof blue though.
I appreciate your pragmatic approach to life and not spreading fear. Thank you.😊
There's nothing wrong with spreading fear as long as the information is true. Only stupid insecure should fear the truth
I appreciate your sarcasm and the laugh it caused me 😂
@@ilovemichigan-1111 there was no sarcasm in the statement. I appreciate his channel and how he promotes preparedness and self sufficiancy. Better prepared for the worst and live for the day.
"The Denial is strong in this civilization."
We can all discuss the cause of climate change. But the reality is that we are all going to have to deal with it when it's just outside our door.
Or people can move to a place where it is not a problem.
No need to 'discuss' what scientific observation has observed and enormous amounts of data and evidence have made clear for decades: CO2 and methane accumulation in the atmosphere as a byproduct of global industrial civilization. Case closed.
Where is everything perfect other than Heaven?
Meteorologist here, and I'm VERY concerned about what this hurricane season will bring. I feel like many of the worst hurricane records will be broken. If you live near the coast, you must get prepared for the worst case scenario, even if all of the cat 5 misses you at least you were prepared.
Hurricanes will always be worse when gauged by "dollars of damage". A by-product of inflation and population growth.
@@klatuveradanikto True, but I don't just mean money, I mean number of storms, especially cat 3+ storms because rapid intensification will be common with these storms.
I believe this hurricane season will be disastrous. I think most of the rapid intensification will take out large chunks of coastline to the point that it will take years to rebuild. It will be next to impossible to get insurance for coastal housing. Every year people are warned and every year there are folks that refuse to evacuate, or even to prepare with the bare essentials. With each summer getting worse, you'd think they would have everything they need to survive, ready to go before the next storm. I truly hope for their sakes that they pay attention to the weather closely this year and act accordingly.
@@preparednotscared8063hahahaha
@@preparednotscared8063 people don't live in their houses, they sleep in their houses only and they don't understand personal accountability. Health, Agriculture, defense, learning, these have all been subjugated in truth and forced into Ministries out side personal accountability.
My personal solution? Grow as many fruit producing trees as you can in your house or backyard. Make sure what you plant is what you and your family like to eat and make sure it can survive growing zones a few below and a few above what your growing zone is.
There's just so much to do and so much to learn that I'm starting to feel defeated.
Agreed. But we're not defeated, we just need to take a rest. Replace what you use, try to learn or do 1 thing weekly that is within your capabilities. Wishing you health, prosperity and peace.
Focus on the basics, fundamentals and original sources.
Everything you learn is steps forward. Do not feel defeated. No matter how much people learn there is always more. I always tell people I know more than some and less than many. It will always be that way.
Take it one day at a time.
Focus on one thing at a time. Make a list and rank the most urgent items first. Then do it one thing at a time. When done cross it off. You got this ❤
It's sad to see people who think they are preppers being unable to see what is going on right in front of their faces.... The world is changing faster than we can adapt to it... I'm glad I've already lived most of my life
I purchased those foil insulation camping blankets and cut them to fit my windows. My late grandmother never had air conditioning in her central Georgia home. She did wear loose fitted cotton dresses I have purchased fabric and will be making some of those dresses
I would be lying if said I was looking forward to summer. Last summer was horrible, and my electric bill was worse. If that isn’t enough to make me get prepared, nothing will! Thanks Chris!!!!
smog ruined crops. people burning everything they could out of boredom overwhelmed hospital from sick neighbors. I've lost three neighbors to hospitalization and nursing homes from a neighbor burning garbage in the city who have a kid. They reach out with salad tongue to grab mail from mail box when COVID started afraid to actually step out their front door out of fear of catching a virus, after burning garbage and putting neighbours into hospital and nursing homes. Now we just have Muslims and single women buying everything up who have nothing but evil to offer society for their cruelty and ego.
Heres some tips on reducing the risk of heatstroke, cause I work an overly hot summer job. 1) Drink tons of water. 2) Put cold water or ice on your neck, head, and down your shirt. 3) Carry a bandana, you can wet it and put it over your head when youre overheating and it works wonders. 4) Limit sugar and caffiene its dehydrating. 5) Try and wear cotton, its breathable. And light colors dont absorb as much heat as dark ones. 6) If someone passes out in the heat, call 911 immediately, its a strong indicator of heat stroke.
Ive not gone down, even when working in 110 - 115 degree heat. Even during Colorados record breaking summer 2 years ago. I saw many others pass out from it, but I didnt. Lastly, put your immediate health before your job. No job is paying enough for you to get brain damage from heatstroke 😊
Most of your tips are good, but there are two that aren't good advice. Drinking tons of water is actually bad for you, especially if you're excessively sweating. You need something to replace the electrolytes and minerals that you're losing and water doesn't do that. It just further dilutes your electrolyte balance. You need salt, potassium, and magnesium.
Cotton is not breathable. Once its wet, it stays wet. In a humid environment you're going to soak a cotton shirt and it won't evaporate which means you won't actually cool off. A synthetic shirt will dry much faster and actually breathes better than cotton, at least in humid environments.
I was a roofer in Southeast Georgia for 15 years. I have a lot of experience working in hot, humid, and extreme environments.
@@oldscratch3535 I've been homeless and walked miles. Your assessment is correct. Demin is the worst for water weight and drying time. Its ok at first if your handwashing your cloths but without enough food to eat after a few months you have to find lighter cloths to wash in order to keep up with hygene. This economic collapse is already teaching people this. Most people don't understand, because most people don't do their own laundry or meals just stuck to their phones and having no goals in life.
I got all the planning just not the money so I’ll just do what I can
Invest in your compost, I call it your “green/brown bank account”. As an avid gardener I spend quite a bit of my time and efforts working on improving my soil. Figuring out how to conserve water with a drip and olla based watering systems systems. I want to incorporate aquaponics and rain catchment so I can create generate a self-sufficient system. Add solar panels and build a Linux based system (Raspberry Pi) running Farm Bot hardware and software, that’s my ultimate goal for me personally but expand it to my neighborhood and local cities. We could grow our own food and have our own co-op community based survival system in place for hard times ahead. The idea is not to have draw upon the grid for either energy or water, instead cisterns store the water and water usage is optimized through sub-surface ollas running through drip lines. Lots of ideas and I am certain lots of trials and errors to come.
Appreciate your closing statement, we don’t have to be victims, even in a victim society!
With every video i glance over at my preps and think what should i get next...slowly building
In Australia we are on 5th bleaching event on the great barrier reef due to ocean heat. But because our main weather org predicted a bad el nino for this last summer ( dry and hot for us), and for the most part it didnt evenuate- we ended up with a lot of rain, but many farmers had made decision to not carry a high cattle count due to expecting a dry summer. So many people who dont look globally are taking that as "proof" that that means the science cant be trusted and that anthropogenic climate change isnt real. Sigh
"climate change" is real. but its NOT man made. its natural changes and greatly influenced by the moving poles
Apparently studies have shown the reef is thriving. The sun drives our climate. It is so large that about 1,300,000 planet Earths can fit inside of it. Cycles of the solar system and earth drive climate. Use common sense.
@@RothchildRockefellerareKILLERSbingo. They also fail to recognize the range/span of comparison for citing temp increases. it's like they want to be afraid and then they go back to sleep
The HEAT is the last thing you should be worrying about this SUMMER
I'm in Florida. I'm curious why you would say that.
@@cindybarnes1533 Just a guess but I think he might mean the election.
@@mattyman5dodge101🤣🤣
Heat waves are the deadliest extreme weather events so idk what OP is smoking
@@Hassingerjeff stay hydrated
I'm getting row covers for my garden this year, so I can start earlier and take advantage of cooler daytime temperatures without worrying about nighttime frosts so much. I'm also hopeful they'll help to provide shade during the heatwaves (though I'll have to rig them up in some way to allow for air flow underneath). It's going to be a bit of an experiment. But I know we can't just rely on the same methods that used to be more reliable.
Last year I used old coloured bed sheets as shade cloths. Strung them over the beds on poles and they allowed airflow and kept the beds nicely shaded. Don't be tricked into buying expensive shade cloth. I did at first and was always disappointed in both the small sizes of it and it's poor performance compared to the sheets I used. One trick though is also to cut slits at wide intervals in the sheets to stop them over-billowing and taking off is you live in an area prone to gusty winds.
Last year the only thing that did well was what I started indoors, tomatoes and peppers. I watched the 10 day forecast for a period to start the other stuff. It looked good but then the forecast changed about 5 days after planting. It got wetter and cooler than expected and I only got about 10% germination from the pole beans and other direct plant items.
@@franzvaneyck4171 Great idea on using sheets since most people have them lying around. How did you do your setup? Some sort of clamps on poles?
@@justjoanish I just tied them onto poles stuck into the ground. I live in forest so had plenty long straight conifer poles and "planted" those at each corner of my raised beds,, then tied the sheet corners to them through cut holes in the corners for security. The slits cut into the sheets though are necessary here when the wind blows, but the shade they give is much better than shade cloth. I also used old white sheets for extra coverage in the beginning of winter to extend growing, but once winter kicks in nothing is growing as our temperature reaches minus forty celsius a lot. Our growing season here is only three short months so I'm trying anything to extend that. But during those three months the past two years has seen some very high summer temperatures so shade is necessary.
Great idea using sheets
I live in Michigan, and we have had 73 degree days in February . In fact, we have had all four seasons in a week.
do you know the boiled frog principle?
I concur it did seem like we had all four seasons in a week.
Because your governor is a witch.
Thank you for your dedication. May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊
Yup, I do some storm chasing and have been interested in the weather for decades having grown up in Oklahoma, and I've been telling people lookout for this summer. Thanks for the video.
Well did u see last year how many tornadoes Wyoming had. They seeded the clouds prior and reported it in the paper 4 months prior then all we had were hail and tornados 🌪️ like every other day which is 100% abnormal for here
Thanks! I've been catching up on your videos - truly grateful for them. I've been increasing my exercising and focusing on my health as well - thanks for the encouragement and reminder! My family just got tested with our own emergency a few weeks ago. My daughter was hospitalized (heart inflammation) for a week and a half and went through too many tests/treatments (this was a surprise since she was so stable and healthy overall - she had a heart transplant as a baby and was doing so well for these last 16 years). She's stable and home now, but's a walking pharmacy and has more appts. This was eye opening on my part because I got to see where our personal weaknesses are and where I need to prep better - not just for outside threats. It also made me aware of our medical vulnerabilites and reliance on medicines/doctors. Unfortunately, there is no way to stock up on her RXs - which is scary to think about. Luckily, her doctors would make every effort to get her her RXs in an emergency.
Here in aus, our summer has just finished and it was cooler then what we have had, previously we had a min of 3 days conservatively with 40c+
“It’s the heat, that will kill you.”
Not where I am living. Move to place where you will not get killed.
@@Manigo1743 good thinking
Keep up the good work on your videos. They're well organized and very informative.
Thank you @City Prepping! Truly apreciate your videos (always well researched and succinct). Also very much appreciate the various FREE Downloads, for Guidelines on Preparedness, Gardening etc, youve generously made available to all of us on your website! T.y! *sharing*
THANK YOU for all the helpful information and guides .
The problem with the assumption that we have been experiencing continuously rising global temperatures for year is that it is wrong. Those claiming a "record" hot 2023 are using models of temperature data, not the actual temperature data itself. Further, going back decades, population and development around temperature monitoring stations have created biases in the data itself that simply can't be removed. In addition, the better satellite data does not agree with the temperature data or the models. In short, we've got a data problem, not a climate problem.
That's not to say that we shouldn't be cognizant of factors affecting our food supply and taking appropriate action based on those factors. However, we shouldn't be guided by talking heads and propaganda but rather common sense.
I've been gardening 40 years. I knew things were heating up 25 years ago. I don't need to see data. You are the one missing common sense.
Forget the data - look outside. Propaganda / supposed "agendas" are irrelevant now.
Thanks Kris! The collective denial is still mind boggling!
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Thank you for the content you put out.
Sounds like a regular year when I was a kid. These folks rely on the younger folks not knowng these things. For them the earth began when they were born. Every storm for them is the most horrible thing ever not knowing the truth.
And they've terrified them all into fear comas. I used to teach and it's unbelievable how afraid these kids are. But that's the way the government wants it. Control...
Another crazy hurricane season here in north FL Weather modification, history repeats itself, thank you sir, enjoy the rest of your weekend 🪖
Canadian forests have hot spots left over from last year meaning it’s likely that fires pop up without weather or arsen (like the past few years)
Our weather here where we live (roughly S-SW WA state) is modified daily. The sky is under 24-7 painting of way beyond the once normal every few days, not a constancy as it is now, even after dark. Everyone sees it. Its apolitical here and actually uniting many with opposing views as it continues to affect us so harshly now. Winters went from all recorded history here as mild, a few inches of snow every several years. The past 5 years it has been 4 to 5 FEET, with actual blizzards and snow that refuses to melt or turns to jelly when it does. It’s awful. Summers, historically mild at our elevation and forestry cover here are now grey blank skies that the NWS calls “blue skies”, with a final 30 minutes at sunset of real sunshine, and very detrimental on gardening etc. but it’s also, besides the grey skies, HOT. 113F NEVER.. until now, annually now.
Not to mention the "random" farm fires that keep happening.
Thank you Kris for the video.
Thats strange. Last summer here in high desert of Oregon had an extremely mild summer compared to normal. Was not near as hot as normal, and we finally left a terrible drought and our reservoirs have been overflowing 2 years in a row now. California had a mild summer as well. I wonder where these record highs are that he is referring to? Cuz the west coast didn’t experience that. Is was way hotter a couple summers ago by a long shot.
A literal volcano explodes underwater, sending more moisture in the atmosphere, and for two years the Rockies had 400% snowpack from Idaho to New Mexico. But I'm supposed to be worried it's going to be hot this summer? Okay..
Best messages ever... thank you
Your channel is the voice of prudence and reason, sound judgement. If only it were so easy to follow all your guidance. But I have a 2 week supply of water stored and 6 months worth of rice and pasta. I have some self defense measures and mom and I are going on nightly jogs.
Get protein and fat stored. Canned fish, meat, poultry, olive oils, coconut oil, ghee It is what is essential for life. Pasta and rice are not densely nutritious. Yes, they are calories, but will not confer the robust mental and physical health you will need.
@@lisalapoint7022 Yes but. Rice, oats, potatoes, pasta, gravy stretch a meal to feed many more people.
Learn to recognize weeds that are edible, and mushrooms too. ( be extra careful with mushrooms, the wrong ones will give you horridly painful death)@@pegsol3834
Great video with very good advice! Thank you 🤗
Nobody should surprised that is why I have a go bag for different situations
Why dont you talk about DEW, HAARP and taxpayer funded military and civilian weather modification flights. Monkey Werx has been showing these flights for 2 years and yet nobody is talking about it. Instead, they are normalizing manmade extreme weather as naturally occuring
I HAVE TO SAY I REALLY DIG YOUR VIDEOS YOU ARE WELL INFORMED AND VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE . YOUR OPINIONS AND TIPS A VERY USEFUL AND HAVE MORE STANDING AND CREDIT THEN MOST. YOU HELP MORE PEOPLE THEN YOU KNOW. GOD BLESS AND PLEASE KEEP UP ALL YOUR GOOD WORK
👍 Thanks for the info 👍
Thank you!
Thanks for the free loot! Very helpful guides.
Always great content. Thanks 🙏 🙂
Weather is the least of my concerns this summer
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Great video thanks 🙏
Great video.
Times of maximum sunspot activity are associated with a slight increase in the energy output from the sun. Ultraviolet radiation increases dramatically during high sunspot activity, which can greatly affect the Earth's atmosphere. The converse is true during minimum sunspot activity.
This means that more sunspots deliver more energy to the atmosphere, so global temperatures rise. According to current theory, sunspots occur in pairs as magnetic disturbances in the convective plasma near the Sun's surface. These have been escalating. Magnetic field lines emerge from one sunspot and re-enter at the other spot. So hotter summers and less snow where snow was normal will arise as a trend. Then, moments will return to normal and then change again.
I've read that there will be an unusually "quiet" sun as far of sunspots go in the near future which means our climate will get colder.
Thanks Kris👍🏻
Good reminder of the minimum prep. I keep a well stocked pantry. But water is my hardest thing to keep. I keep an eye on the closest canal or creek.
Great video, thanks.
Chris makes an excellent point: “Has weather in our lifetime been worse, of course, isolated cases, but (consistently been this bad…not really.” The last few decades and years stand out in growing in extremes.” People will say it’s always been like this, but Jesus compared the time just before he comes and the things that begin to happen in the world, to birth pains. Increasing and frequency and severity just before he returns. Get ready and thanks Chris for the video.
I'm in Florida. Hurricane Ian terrible. Summers are definitely hotter than when I first arrived 17 years ago.
The 2,000 year anniversary of the crucifixion and ascension is coming up in a little over 9 years in easter 2033. He is here now. Repent while you can.
PREPARE.
Hey Cris, I live less than 2 miles from my giant eagle grocery store. Luckily they are usually stocked full most of the time, even during covid. My advice live near something that will help the community. I even live less than 2 miles from a major hospital here in Pittsburgh, Pa. Stay safe everyone and
God Bless
Central Texas needs a tropical storm badly. Lakes are empty.
Spoken like someone who knows they shouldn’t be living in an overpopulated desert.
The libs have ruined all the nice places to live. We regular Americans are finding fewer and fewer places to go.
Don’t fret over what you have no control over, the weather.
Have a contingency plan, always. Thanks Kris & crew.
We are stuck in Arizona until October. We are afraid that there are going to be outages in the hottest months of the year. We don't know what to do.
Have you thought about a video on gardening when it's hot and dry and you have no infrastructure?
Thank you,
Thank you
Solar maximum should be added to global observations. Thanks for encouraging city prepping. I live in semi remote Alaska but the concern is people who live in cities learning self reliant living without relocating. The more prepared people are for emergencies the less impact those emergencies have on "everyone". Thank you huge for your channel and rational logic. I've been on solar and wind over 40 years and grown most of my food most of my life. I highly recommend it. Peace and elbow grease 🌳 ps rent free for 16 yrs. In exchange for protecting those who prepare from those who don't.
....you can easily overlay solar maximum on historic temps from the last 120 years. It ultimately has zero impact, at least compared to releasing billions of tonnes of sequestered carbon. Such a stupid argument.
It's going to get worse, and any good prepper knows it.
How do you grow food in Alaska? I don’t miss the State Bird: mosquitoes.
@@DogBeast221 I grow both warm and cold season crops for best results in increasing unpredictable weather. I container plant so if I need to move I can take my garden with me and they warm up faster in spring to help extend the growing season. I save my seeds so they are well acclimated and last year grew outside, corn that managed to make seeds. I experiment on a small scale with different crops. I grow quinoa, hard red winter wheat, barley and rye quite well. And grow inside rotating things like radishes year round for constant fresh harvest of both greens and roots letting the best, make more seeds. It's not that hard, ya just gotta start small and keep growing and experimenting. Mosquitoes taste fine fried 😁
@@treethunderchild9022 impressive! I doff my chapeau in your horticultural honor.
@@DogBeast221 Thank you, just the natural result of being a prepper since the early 70's One of my favorite things is when I hooked up a car electric window geared motor to my (now solar powered) Back to Basics grain grinder. I grow my own wheat, to make my bread and always thought it strange that the average person has never even grown their own sandwich. A sparrow knows how to take care of itself...... I don't think I'm special but wonder about a world of people brought up to forget how to take care of themselves, like all the generations before it. My teachers by choice where old folks who lived through the depression. They deserve the credit not me. I just listened when they told me 'money is fine just don't bet your life on it "
Thank you for sharing and i have to agree with you that the weather pattern are a bit odd and strange these days and it is not normal.
Thank you.
The reason it was so hot when Dinosaurs ruled the Earth. They didn't drive electric vehicles or have solar panels on their homes.
Need to start learning and investing about drought resident plants and better weatherization of my home for both summer and winter incase of power outages
Small old hot and drafty home? Line past the roof with bales of straw, they will need to be staked with hardwood branches. Lay 4x4s across the top of the bales, add bales to cover the roof. Straw bale homes and earth pressed walls cool and keep a steady temp.