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Yes, you’ve read it right. No overhype or impossible feature. After seeing so many impressive deep cyclones / extra-tropical systems this winter (on both North Pacific and North Atlantic), there is a room for more! Correlated with the ongoing North Atlantic Oscillation and Arctic Oscillation near-record values, the weather is going into extremes! What we are seeing on the weather models through the remainder of this week is beyond exceptional – an incredibly large, extremely deep and violent systems, with central pressure potentially even shooting towards the lowest pressure readings ever observed, will be possible in the North Atlantic, 915-920 mbar (Saturday’s windstorm/cyclone #Dennis we will talk about a bit later). First, while there is currently deep cyclone moving into UK and Ireland tonight, a new one is already forming near Newfoundland – it is expected to extremely rapidly deepen from 980 to 930 mbar in the next 36 hours. A proper so-called explosive cyclogenesis – bombogenesis – a ‘bomb’ cyclone. It will become a dominant feature for the North Atlantic tomorrow. Violent broad wind field with hurricane-force winds and 50-60 ft (15-18 meters) are expected!

Here is the animation of wind gusts by ICON-EU model, with violent winds expected across the North Atlantic in the coming days. Additionally, we have made an animation of significant wave heights associated with this system:

This morning, Feb 12th 06 UTC, surface pressure and fronts analysis over the North Atlantic revealed an already rapidly intensifying frontal system, centered south of Newfoundland. The central pressure was 996 mbar, it is expected to deepen to around 950 mbar until Thursday morning (approx. 45 mbar in 24 hours period). Then, it continues further northeast and deepens for another 20 mbar until the evening hours, into 930-935 mbar range. That’d be near 65 mbar pressure drop in 36 hours period!

Visible satellite image across the North Atlantic reveals an interesting picture, two frontal systems to grab our attention. The ongoing mature deep cyclone moving towards western Europe, while there is a much larger and deepening cyclone forming in the Northwest Atlantic, exploding beneath a deep upper wave ejecting eastern Canada. This system is soon taking a so-called ‘bombogenesis’ (‘bomb’ cyclone) phase, taking the extremely rapid intensification of its wind field and pressure falls. While bomb cyclones mean one needs 24 mbar pressure drop in 24 hours period, our featured system will likely be deepening for more than 40-50 mbar per 24-hour period after this afternoon.

The wave ejecting from eastern Canada will be responsible for rapid surface cyclogenesis from the Northwest into North Atlantic, as it significantly deepens soon after entering the Atlantic ocean. The upper wave will become extremely deep on Friday. The associated surface low will produce violent, hurricane-force winds with likely peak gusts above 200 km/h. Models are hinting a sting-jet.

Thursday, Feb 13th 00 UTC

Thursday, Feb 13th 12 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th, 00 UTC

Here are the GFS model simulated IR satellite maps, indicating the system will be remarkably large and organized. We will likely see an exceptional satellite presentation from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning! Notice there will also be another deep cyclone, centered over the Labrador Sea.

The system will be rapidly intensifying from this afternoon through tonight and until tomorrow (Thursday) evening, significantly expanding in size. We can see there will actually be twins (twin-cyclones) present tonight (a combination of the UK & Ireland cyclone with the bombogenesis further west), while the system remarkably intensifies through late morning tomorrow. Pressure will likely approach 945 mbar around midday, continue deepening into 935 mbar range overnight to Friday. On Friday, the system’s center will already be in the far North Atlantic with a violent windstorm introducing hurricane-force winds across Iceland.

Thursday, Feb 13th 00 UTC

Thursday, Feb 13th 12 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th 00 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th 12 UTC

Here is the overall wind accumulation across the North Atlantic, based on the ECMWF model. Exceptional hurricane-force winds will develop across a very broad area. Fortunately, this wind maximum will remain over the open waters of North Atlantic. But also notice extreme winds over Iceland and east-southeast Greenland.

Another very important feature of interest resulting in disrupting marine traffic across the North Atlantic will be exceptionally high sea waves, as a very powerful, violent winds develop over a broad area and produce monster waves. Models are hinting those could be 15-18 meters (= 50-60 feet) high, gradually spreading across the North Atlantic. Despite smaller, but still major waves will also push towards UK, Ireland and Faroe Islands!

This is an overview of the violent extra-tropical cyclone developing the North Atlantic, more details on its effects on the land areas will be added later – stay tuned!

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Correlating ZetaTalk

http://www.zetatalk.com/ning/28fe2020.htm

At the start of the ZetaTalk saga we predicted the weather changes – unexpected extremes in temperature, intractable drought or deluge switching about for no reason, snow in summer, turbulence in the jet stream, and an eventual blending of the seasons. We attributed all these effects to the Daily Earth Wobble, which does a Figure 8 daily and thus forces the globe under the Jet Stream in all directions in an erratic and unpredictable manner. These gyrations are of record, and defy explanation with attempts to align the changes with Global Warming or Solar Cycles.

The wobble has gotten worse, as will be the case for Planet Earth as it heads into the coming passage. The sling to the right and left - a lean to the East and then to the West - affects the winds that travel across the Atlantic, such that hurricane force winds are creating snow bombs in Newfoundland and Iceland and hurricanes landing on the coastlines of France and Spain. Is the Jet Stream dropping lower? This supposition has been floated since 2005 in an attempt to explain the changes in the weather.

As we explained, the rapid sling to the right or left creates turbulence in the atmosphere, which tears above the Stratosphere so that sudden adjustments must occur. High and low pressure differences are exacerbated during this tearing, and thus the increased hurricane behavior. These wobble storms are more prevalent in the Northern Hemisphere because it is the magnetic N Pole which is pushed back and forth, or side to side, during the wobble. The magnetic S Pole remains relatively fixed.

Comment by Derrick Johnson on January 18, 2023 at 6:09am

Homeowners in Louisiana are in 'crisis' as more than 20 insurance companies go under or flee the state after string of devastating storms - forcing hundreds of thousands to pay higher premiums or go without coverage

More than 20 insurance companies have left Louisiana in the past two years
State has suffered a series of hurricanes and flooding in recent years
Homeowners are faced with higher premiums or forced to go without coverage

Homeowners in Louisiana are struggling to find affordable property insurance after the virtual collapse of the state's insurance industry following a series of devastating storms.

It's a problem on the rise in many southern states, but nowhere is it worse than Louisiana, where in the past two years more than 20 insurance companies have gone under or left the state, according to Fox Business.

Louisiana's Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon told the outlet: 'We are certainly in a crisis.'

In the past several years, Louisiana has been hammered by hurricanes and flooding, including areas that were once deemed to be at lower risk.

n August 2020, Hurricane Laura caused catastrophic damage and flooding in Lake Charles and inflicted widespread damage across southwestern Louisiana.

It was followed by two more hurricanes in October of that year, Delta and Zeta, which inflicted further damage and hindered recovery efforts from Laura.

Then in August of 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall as a Category 4, killing 33 people in Louisiana and inflicting $18billion in insured damage across the state.

Last year was a relatively quiet hurricane season, and Louisiana was spared any major coastal storms. However, the state was struck by a tornado outbreak last month, with 21 tornadoes touching down shortly before Christmas.

Many insurers have buckled under the weight of the claims, and are either unable or unwilling to insure homes in Louisiana anymore.

The average annual insurance premium in Louisiana is more than $2,000 for a home worth $250,000, among the highest in the nation and 46 percent higher than the national average, according to Bankrate.

Homeowners who can't find coverage in the private market are forced to use the state's 'insurer of last resort,' the state-backed Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance.

But by state law, Citizens charges above-market premiums, so that the state does not compete with private insurance companies. Citizens premiums average more than $5,000 annually in at least seven parishes.

Insurance Commissioner Donelon told Fox Business that the crisis in Louisiana has been exacerbated by the strain on the international reinsurance market, which essentially offers insurance to insurance companies.

'Our regional industry is backed up by the international reinsurance market and that market has been impacted not just by our horrible hurricane seasons, but also hurricane Ian in south Florida this past year, record wildfires in California and Australia, and record flooding in Germany,' Donelon said.

'All of those challenges are making insurance much more difficult to come by and more expensive for policyholders in the coastal parts of our state,' he said.

Last week, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said it was likely a special session of the state legislature would be held in February to address the homeowners' insurance crisis.

Donelon is asking state lawmakers to put at least $45million in a special fund to attract property insurance providers to the Pelican State, according to the Louisiana Illuminator.

The proposal would offer public grants to insurance companies willing to write policies for higher-risk homes in Louisiana.

Florida, another state that has struggled to keep premiums in check and prevent insurers from leaving, last month passed its own sweeping new law on the issue.

That will create a $1billion reinsurance fund, put disincentives in place to prevent frivolous lawsuits and force some customers to leave Citizens Property insurance for a private insurer, even if the policy costs more.

It will also set more stringent deadlines throughout the claims process to try to ensure homeowners don't face coverage delays.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11644495/Homeowners-Louisi...

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ZetaTalk about how insurance companies will fail due to weather

http://www.zetatalk.com/transfor/t59.htm

The world banks are justified in their constant fretting about the health of their industry during the panic that will occur going into the cataclysms. The worth of paper money is a fragile thing, based more on confidence than anything, paper money can plunge in value overnight, and often does in unstable countries where printing more paper money is seen as the solution to underfunding of government ambitions. History has shown that banks and the value of the dollar fall during economic depressions, and the years preceding the coming cataclysms will see crop failures in the face of atypical weather and intractable droughts, insurance company failure due to weather and earthquake severity, and a general lack of confidence.

Comment by Howard on March 4, 2022 at 3:46pm: Moon Covered in Rust Despite Lack of Water and Oxygen (Mar 3)

Puzzling astronomers, the moon appears to have rusty patches on its surface—despite lacking two essential, rust-inducing ingredients: water and oxygen.

According to a new paper published in the journal Science Advances, scientists from the University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa made the discovery after reviewing data collected from Chandrayaan-1’s Moon Mineralogy Mapper instrument (also known as M3), an instrument built by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory at California State University that was onboard during a Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) mission.

University of Hawaiʻi geologist Shuai Li, the paper’s lead author, says he had been studying imagery captured during the mission and noticed spectra, or light being reflected off of the moon’s surface, present at the lunar poles, revealing that these areas are comprised of compositions that are different from other expanses of the moon.

In a news release published by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the team, “homed in on these polar spectra.” While it’s not uncommon for the moon to be covered in iron-rich rocks, what surprised them the most was how closely the material resembled the mineral hematite.

Hematite—which is a form of iron oxide, a reddish-brown substance we know as rust—occurs when iron becomes exposed to oxygen and water, which prompts the original question: Without ample supplies of water and oxygen, how did it get there?

“It’s very puzzling,” Li said in a statement to NASA. “The moon is a terrible environment for hematite to form in.”

The team’s research is part of a larger study that began in 2018, resulting in the discovery of water-ice on the moon’s polar regions, according to a University of Hawaiʻi press release.

To confirm that hematite was in fact present, the team recruited Jet Propulsion Laboratory researchers Abigail Fraeman and Vivian Sun to give their findings a second look.

“At first, I totally didn’t believe it,” Fraeman says in a NASA release. “It shouldn’t exist based on the conditions present on the moon. But since we discovered water on the moon, people have been speculating that there could be a greater variety of minerals than we realize if that water had reacted with rocks.”

Source

https://strangesounds.org/2022/03/why-is-the-moon-covered-in-rust-w...

Comment by Yvonne Lawson on January 5, 2022 at 3:23pm: Xi'an residents start bartering amid dwindling lockdown food supplies

The authorities deploy tens of thousands of police officers to 'maintain stability' as public anger grows.

Residents queue to undergo nucleic acid tests for COVID-19 in Xi'an in China's northern Shaanxi province, Dec. 29, 2021.

Xi'an's 13 million residents were left bargaining and bartering for essential foodstuffs amid ongoing food shortages, as the city entered its 11th day of lockdown amid a wave of COVID-19 cases.

As some people took to social media to appeal for assistance as their food supplies ran low, or they were unable to access medical care, others started local trading networks in residential compounds to try to meet each other's needs through bartering.

"Everything is getting bartered in Xi'an," a resident of the city surnamed Wang told RFA. "People are swapping stuff with others in the same building, because they no longer have enough food to eat."

Another resident said in a video clip that some people were trading cigarettes and iPhones for bags of rice. "We now have a barter system in our residential compound," the man says in the clip. "We had a bag of rice, and the neighbor wanted to trade ... a smartphone and a tablet."

"We have six bags of rice in our home but no vegetables."

Authorities in the northern Chinese city of Xi'an have called for calm, as many in Xi'an are taking to social media complaining that they were unable to get sufficient food supplies after being ordered to stay in their homes.

The city authorities have deployed around 29,000 police officers to enforce the lockdown, while countless local security guards are preventing people from entering or leaving areas designated high or medium risk.

One video clip that made the rounds on social media showed security guards beating a teenager in the lobby of a building because he went out to buy steamed buns.

"I was hungry, so I came out to get some mantou," the youngster is heard telling the guards, who beat and kick him, knocking his food to the ground. City authorities later said the guards had been punished.

Residents were initially told they would be allowed to send a designated person to buy groceries every other day, but many have since told RFA that the security guards in many areas aren't allowing anyone to leave.

Those who can make it out to buy supplies are finding that prices have skyrocketed, especially of fresh fruit and vegetables, despite a well publicized effort by the government and volunteers to bring fresh produce into the city in large quantities to hand out to beleaguered residents.

One video clip posted to social media showed a man who said he had paid around 40 yuan for 10 capsicum peppers, the same amount for six tomatoes and 40 yuan for two cabbages.

"The vegetable vendor must be making a fortune," the man complains, while showing his haul to friends.

'Spoiled for choice'

State media, which is tightly controlled by the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP), reported on a line of trucks hauling a selection of vegetables, fresh fruit and pork belly into residential households in one part of the city on Dec. 29, delivering fresh food to around 180 households.

But the address given in the news report was tracked down by social media users, who discovered it was a residential compound for employees of the Shaanxi Provincial People's Congress and the Xi'an municipal government, prompting a public outcry on social media.

A Xi'an resident surnamed Song said the food given to the families of officials looked luxurious compared with what regular people are getting.

"They were spoiled for choice when it comes vegetables," Song said. "Where can regular people find stuff like that?"

"I managed to get one head of Chinese leaves, a zucchini, four bell peppers, three heads of garlic, a piece of ginger, two scallions and three potatoes," she said.

According to the Shaanxi provincial government, a total of 41,000 police officers have been dispatched to Xi'an to maintain public order, with 29,000 of those deployed to Xi'an, 20,352 of whom are working in residential compounds.

Some 4,000 are operating traffic roadblocks, while others are guarding hotels or COVID-19 testing sites.

Read more: https://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/food-01032022132444.html

Comment by Juan F Martinez on July 7, 2021 at 9:28pm: "A hallmark of ZetaTalk is the astonishing accuracy of ZetaTalk." — ZetaTalk began on January, 1995 within Michael Lindemann's ISCNI online forum. Later that year it went on the web. A hallmark of ZetaTalk is the astonishing accuracy of ZetaTalk. The most prominent example is the way the Zetas identified the coordinates for the inbound Nibiru (aka Planet X) in 1997. Planet X was found at these coordinates by search teams on 3 continents, from 2001-2003. When it became visible naked eye in the Spring of 2003, it could be seen where predicted by the Zetas in 1997.

https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/3741

https://www.zetatalk.com/menubout.htm

Comment by Tracie Crespo on January 26, 2021 at 3:00pm: https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/535669-portman-wont-run-for-ree...

Portman won't run for reelection

BY REID WILSON - 01/25/21 10:38 AM EST

Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) will not seek reelection to a third term in 2022, he announced Monday morning.

Portman plans to make the announcement at a press conference in Cincinnati. In a statement, Portman cited political partisanship as a factor in his decision.

“We live in an increasingly polarized country where members of both parties are being pushed further to the right and further to the left, and that means too few people who are actively looking to find common ground,” he said. “This is not a new phenomenon, of course, but a problem that has gotten worse over the past few decades.”

Portman, 65, has spent the better part of three decades in public office. First elected to the U.S. House in 1993, he left Congress to serve in the George W. Bush administration, first as U.S. trade representative and then as director of the Office of Management and Budget.

He won election to the Senate in 2010 and handily won reelection in 2016.

Portman built a career as a pragmatist, though one who rarely broke with conservative colleagues. In his statement, he touted 82 bills signed into law by President Trump and 68 signed by President Obama.

He said he will serve the remaining two years of his term, though he wanted to make an announcement early to give other candidates the time to mount their own campaigns.

“I decided to make my announcement now because I have made up my mind,” he said. “Over the next two years, I look forward to being able to focus all my energy on legislation and the challenges our country faces rather than on fundraising and campaigning.”

Portman’s exit will open a potentially competitive seat, albeit in a state that has trended toward Republicans in recent years. Republicans hold every statewide office except the seat held by Portman’s colleague, Sen. Sherrod Brown (D).

Republicans on Monday speculated that several members of Ohio’s delegation to Congress would explore the prospect of replacing Portman. Former Rep. Jim Renacci (R) is a potential candidate, as is Josh Mandel, a former state Treasurer. Both Renacci and Mandel have lost bids against Brown in the past.

On the Democratic side, early buzz surrounded Nan Whaley, the mayor of Dayton who briefly ran for governor in 2018. Democrats also pointed to Rep. Tim Ryan (D), who holds a blue collar House district in northeast Ohio that may be erased in the next round of redistricting.

David Pepper, a former chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party and a Hamilton County Commissioner, is also said to be interested in running.

Portman is the third Republican senator to say he will not seek another term next year, following Sens. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) and Pat Toomey (R-Pa.).

Comment by Howard on July 15, 2020 at 3:14am: "We have declined to be specific about exactly what weather will occur in what locale, and when. We have given general predictions, however. The wobble will worsen. The wobble causes unexpected winds, more violent winds, and what has been called a looping jet stream. We have stated that the seasons will almost blend into one another by the time the pole shift arrives. This latter statement alone indicates a lot of unusual atmospheric activity. Beyond such statements, we are not allowed to say!" ZetaTalk: February 28, 2008

Comment by Recall 15 on July 14, 2020 at 6:04pm: The Zeta Right Again, re: Wayfair captured image of "their" activities:

in plain English, via Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kola_Styles/status/1282827768258953216/photo/2

The Zeta Explain: "The ads featuring overpriced furniture have a special phone number, where client lists are maintained and the buyer vetted. Any accidental requests are thus do not prove to be vetted and are directed to the regular priced item, with the overpricing excused as a typo or accident. Wayfair as a corporation was unaware of this activity, and is in horror. Middle management ran this operation, as did the celebrities who promoted their name brand items. "

http://poleshift.ning.com/forum/topics/zetatalk-chat-for-july-31-20...

Comment by Nancy Lieder on June 11, 2020 at 12:18pm: The Zetas predicted the Mariana Trench would close during the 7 of 10 Plate movements. Sir Richard Branson took a trip down in a submarine to check, but no results were published. Now the Russians have made it official. It has closed up by 1,000 meters, or 3,000 feet!

https://www.kxan36news.com/the-depth-of-the-mariana-trench-was-less...

http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue275.htm

Comment by Tracie Crespo on February 12, 2020 at 3:23pm: https://www.severe-weather.eu/mcd/violent-extra-tropical-cyclone-no...

Probably the most intense extra-tropical cyclone of the season will be seen across the North Atlantic on Thursday and Friday

By Marko Korosec | Mesoscale Discussion | 12 February 2020

Yes, you’ve read it right. No overhype or impossible feature. After seeing so many impressive deep cyclones / extra-tropical systems this winter (on both North Pacific and North Atlantic), there is a room for more! Correlated with the ongoing North Atlantic Oscillation and Arctic Oscillation near-record values, the weather is going into extremes! What we are seeing on the weather models through the remainder of this week is beyond exceptional – an incredibly large, extremely deep and violent systems, with central pressure potentially even shooting towards the lowest pressure readings ever observed, will be possible in the North Atlantic, 915-920 mbar (Saturday’s windstorm/cyclone #Dennis we will talk about a bit later). First, while there is currently deep cyclone moving into UK and Ireland tonight, a new one is already forming near Newfoundland – it is expected to extremely rapidly deepen from 980 to 930 mbar in the next 36 hours. A proper so-called explosive cyclogenesis – bombogenesis – a ‘bomb’ cyclone. It will become a dominant feature for the North Atlantic tomorrow. Violent broad wind field with hurricane-force winds and 50-60 ft (15-18 meters) are expected!

Here is the animation of wind gusts by ICON-EU model, with violent winds expected across the North Atlantic in the coming days. Additionally, we have made an animation of significant wave heights associated with this system:

This morning, Feb 12th 06 UTC, surface pressure and fronts analysis over the North Atlantic revealed an already rapidly intensifying frontal system, centered south of Newfoundland. The central pressure was 996 mbar, it is expected to deepen to around 950 mbar until Thursday morning (approx. 45 mbar in 24 hours period). Then, it continues further northeast and deepens for another 20 mbar until the evening hours, into 930-935 mbar range. That’d be near 65 mbar pressure drop in 36 hours period!

Visible satellite image across the North Atlantic reveals an interesting picture, two frontal systems to grab our attention. The ongoing mature deep cyclone moving towards western Europe, while there is a much larger and deepening cyclone forming in the Northwest Atlantic, exploding beneath a deep upper wave ejecting eastern Canada. This system is soon taking a so-called ‘bombogenesis’ (‘bomb’ cyclone) phase, taking the extremely rapid intensification of its wind field and pressure falls. While bomb cyclones mean one needs 24 mbar pressure drop in 24 hours period, our featured system will likely be deepening for more than 40-50 mbar per 24-hour period after this afternoon.

The wave ejecting from eastern Canada will be responsible for rapid surface cyclogenesis from the Northwest into North Atlantic, as it significantly deepens soon after entering the Atlantic ocean. The upper wave will become extremely deep on Friday. The associated surface low will produce violent, hurricane-force winds with likely peak gusts above 200 km/h. Models are hinting a sting-jet.

Thursday, Feb 13th 00 UTC

Thursday, Feb 13th 12 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th, 00 UTC

Here are the GFS model simulated IR satellite maps, indicating the system will be remarkably large and organized. We will likely see an exceptional satellite presentation from Thursday afternoon to Friday morning! Notice there will also be another deep cyclone, centered over the Labrador Sea.

The system will be rapidly intensifying from this afternoon through tonight and until tomorrow (Thursday) evening, significantly expanding in size. We can see there will actually be twins (twin-cyclones) present tonight (a combination of the UK & Ireland cyclone with the bombogenesis further west), while the system remarkably intensifies through late morning tomorrow. Pressure will likely approach 945 mbar around midday, continue deepening into 935 mbar range overnight to Friday. On Friday, the system’s center will already be in the far North Atlantic with a violent windstorm introducing hurricane-force winds across Iceland.

Thursday, Feb 13th 00 UTC

Thursday, Feb 13th 12 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th 00 UTC

Friday, Feb 14th 12 UTC

Here is the overall wind accumulation across the North Atlantic, based on the ECMWF model. Exceptional hurricane-force winds will develop across a very broad area. Fortunately, this wind maximum will remain over the open waters of North Atlantic. But also notice extreme winds over Iceland and east-southeast Greenland.

Another very important feature of interest resulting in disrupting marine traffic across the North Atlantic will be exceptionally high sea waves, as a very powerful, violent winds develop over a broad area and produce monster waves. Models are hinting those could be 15-18 meters (= 50-60 feet) high, gradually spreading across the North Atlantic. Despite smaller, but still major waves will also push towards UK, Ireland and Faroe Islands!

This is an overview of the violent extra-tropical cyclone developing the North Atlantic, more details on its effects on the land areas will be added later – stay tuned!

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Correlating ZetaTalk

http://www.zetatalk.com/ning/28fe2020.htm

At the start of the ZetaTalk saga we predicted the weather changes – unexpected extremes in temperature, intractable drought or deluge switching about for no reason, snow in summer, turbulence in the jet stream, and an eventual blending of the seasons. We attributed all these effects to the Daily Earth Wobble, which does a Figure 8 daily and thus forces the globe under the Jet Stream in all directions in an erratic and unpredictable manner. These gyrations are of record, and defy explanation with attempts to align the changes with Global Warming or Solar Cycles.

The wobble has gotten worse, as will be the case for Planet Earth as it heads into the coming passage. The sling to the right and left - a lean to the East and then to the West - affects the winds that travel across the Atlantic, such that hurricane force winds are creating snow bombs in Newfoundland and Iceland and hurricanes landing on the coastlines of France and Spain. Is the Jet Stream dropping lower? This supposition has been floated since 2005 in an attempt to explain the changes in the weather.

As we explained, the rapid sling to the right or left creates turbulence in the atmosphere, which tears above the Stratosphere so that sudden adjustments must occur. High and low pressure differences are exacerbated during this tearing, and thus the increased hurricane behavior. These wobble storms are more prevalent in the Northern Hemisphere because it is the magnetic N Pole which is pushed back and forth, or side to side, during the wobble. The magnetic S Pole remains relatively fixed.

Comment by Kris H on April 30, 2019 at 2:05am: Jakarta sinking, Indonesia looking to move capital to Borneo.

https://www.rt.com/news/457834-indonesia-move-sinking-capital-jakar...

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Correlating ZetaTalk

http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta584.htm

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