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Gulf Stream weakening now 99% certain, and ramifications will be global
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This means Europe will freeze.
Only in the winter. Summers will be burning hot.
Brexit benefits.
Good thing we left, now we won't have to deal with the European climate :)
Lol
Invest in coat makers, you say?
Concentrate heat in one section of your house. Make that room comfortable so people in your household want to hang out there. It might seem counterintuitive but freeze a large pot of water so you can keep your food from spoiling in a blackout. Which means it is a good time to make sure you can still heat your home without electricity. If possible setup a space heater in your bathroom around shower time, you want to be warm when you are wet. If you lose all heat it is family snuggle time, kids sleep in the same bed as parents. Make sure you have quilts.
When you travel take an ice pack and microwave it to warm, keep it in your pocket. If you have a car make sure you have space blankets and a large candle with the ability to light it. Remember that clothing can keep you warm and cold so in a warm situation take your extra layer off.
I survived Alaska and the Northern Appalachia, if a dumb ass like me can survive it you can as well.
You'll be good you got this bro