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We've moved into the swamp Youtube with Ai slop videos phase now...I am noticing they have Ai vids for Spaceweather, Volcanoes, Old World/Tartaria (this one is getting bad, I only watch these compilation photo vids now if they're older than a year) ...this is their plan and eventually they are going to destroy all of humanity's creativity and knowledge and replace it with Ai slop.

I've seen these Ai slop channels with 2000 subs getting 20,000 views on their videos, that means the algorithms are promoting these Ai vids more than others. Eventually all Youtube creators will be competing with Ai slop that can just pump out hours and hours of video a day and they are being pushed by the algos more than the organic channels.

And as always, they foreshadow their plans for us, and at the time this foreshadowing came out I warned that this was their…

CRYOVOLCANIC ERUPTION ON COMET 29P: The British Astronomical Association (BAA) is reporting a new outburst of cryovolcanic comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann. On Feb. 10th, the comet’s nucleus abruptly brightened 100-fold (5 magnitudes)–a sign that a major eruption is underway.

Coronal hole #24 is now beginning to face Earth. A solar wind stream is predicted to reach Earth beginning February 15th and into the 16th.

The real extent of the stratospheric warming event is usually revealed by the temperature anomaly, which shows just how much warmer the stratosphere has become. Below is the forecast for the stratosphere at the 10mb level (30km/18.5miles height). It shows a strong stratospheric warming wave, with temperatures peaking over 40 degrees C above normal.

But the overall pattern is clear, and the trend for lower than normal temperatures over southern Canada and the northern United States.

www.severe-weather.eu

Spring 2026 is marking the end of La Niña and a major shift in global weather. This transition will redefine the weather patterns for the United States and Canada.

Despite the bitter cold over the past weekend, the wind has helped keep some pockets of open water on the western end of the lake. Whether Lake Erie can “close the gap” and reach 100% coverage may come down to the next few days — especially if winds relax long enough for ice to spread and lock in.

Lake Erie has reached 100% ice coverage only three times since record-keeping began in 1973.

www.accuweather.com

Strong winds and Arctic air helped fracture the frozen surface over the weekend. Lake Erie is about 95% ice-covered — and the next few days could decide whether it fully freezes.