THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND JUST AVERAGED ITS COLDEST MAY DAY ON RECORD – SWARM data suggests north magnetic pole accelerates towards Siberia due to tussling magnetic blobs deep below Earth’s surface – MAY 25: UK’s highest recorded temperature for this day was 31.7C (89F) set at Heathrow Airport (London) in 1953. (Climate is cyclic, never linear.) – Magnitude 5.8 earthquake strikes New Zealand near Wellington

THE STATE OF QUEENSLAND JUST AVERAGED ITS COLDEST MAY DAY ON RECORD

Many Queensland towns suffered their coldest May days in more than a century over the weekend, and the BOM has warned this historic chill isn't shifting anytime soon:#GrandSolarMinimumhttps://t.co/0aO9k682yw

— Electroverse (@Electroversenet) May 25, 2020

SWARM data suggests north magnetic pole accelerates towards Siberia due to tussling magnetic blobs deep below Earth’s surface https://t.co/l1lV3kMu4s #NorthPole #NorthMagneticPole #PolarWander #PoleShift

— The Watchers (@TheWatchers_) May 25, 2020

MAY 25:

UK's highest recorded temperature for this day was 31.7C (89F) set at Heathrow Airport (London) in 1953.

Climate is cyclic, never linear.

— Electroverse (@Electroversenet) May 25, 2020

Magnitude 5.8 earthquake strikes New Zealand near Wellington https://t.co/AFVY5uv5wl #grandsolar

— Grand Solar Minimum (@grand_solar) May 25, 2020

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