CLIMATE ACCORDING TO NRK STATE MEDIA 29 APRIL 2026

By NRK- Human Synthesis-30 April 2026

Outlets like NRK bringing us the alarming facts behind the “nice weather.” This week, it’s going to be extremely hot across large parts of Norway. This is often described as “nice weather,” but the intense heat is unfortunately likely a symptom of dangerous global warming. Last year, Scandinavia experienced an exceptional heatwave, and 2025 became the warmest year ever recorded in Norway.

It’s uncertain how long that record will stand. Already now in April, warnings about wildfire risk are being issued here in Eastern Norway. This is happening at the same time as much of Norway’s political sphere seems to have decided that climate policy is “yesterday’s news.”

It’s striking how climate issues aren’t being dismissed on factual grounds, but rather like a piece of clothing that’s no longer in fashion—to borrow an apt metaphor from Kjetil Alstadheim.

Unfortunately, the climate crisis is not something that disappears just because we ignore it long enough. It is unfolding before our eyes right now, and it is caused by burning too much oil, coal, and gas. The climate crisis is not something that might happen sometime far in the future—it is happening now

And it won’t just affect people far away; it is actually hitting especially hard right where we live. It’s nice when winter loosens its grip. It’s less nice when heatwaves kill people and wildlife, create massive wildfires, and destroy crops.

That’s why it’s good to see major media outlets like NRK bringing us the alarming facts behind the “nice weather.”

Editors Comments.

All caused by human intervention in the normal, regular weather system, by interfering trough cloud seeding and other more complex ways, interrupting the natural CHAOS THEORY system, causing drastic changes in other, far away locations. Even if all interruptions were stopped today, it would be interpreted as a CHANGE, causing the same effect. Only by SLOW and regular reduction of interference over TIME may we see the return of a regular weather system.