From late 1607 to early 1608.
A great cold wave swept through Europe, North America, and other regions.
In the original history, Jamestown would be starting to be built around this time in this area. Because of that, we can know whether this cold wave also affected the North American region.
Because conflicts with the Powhatan tribe, failed farming, and the terribly, terribly harsh cold that tormented them are recorded in their early settlement history.
The sea froze over, and even when they lit fires on the ice, it wouldn't melt. People amputated their frostbitten and rotting limbs and slept huddled together like beasts.
It's said that even cannibalism occurred.
Then what about Europe, which had more people and better defenses?
Similarly, people froze to death in various places, and trading ships stopped as the North Sea filled with icebergs.
