Humans evolved to live in the hot tropics, so we have some hair and no fur covering our bodies. Outside of the Tropics, we all need shelter from the cold in the form of heated buildings, heated transportation and warm clothes during most of the year.
Worldwide,cold-related deaths are around 4.6 million per year, and heat-related deaths are around 500,000 deaths per year.
‘Global, regional and national burden of mortality associated with nonoptimal ambient temperatures from 2000 to 2019: a three-stage modelling study’ https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5196(21)00081-4/fulltext
Cold causes our blood vessels to constrict to conserve heat and that causes an increase in strokes and heart attacks, major killers, during the cooler months.
‘When Throughout the Year Is Coronary Death Most Likely to Occur?’
“Conclusions—Even in the mild climate of Los Angeles County, there are seasonal variations in the development of coronary artery death, with Ëœ33% more deaths occurring in December and January than in June through September.” https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/01.cir.100.15.1630
‘QuickStats: Average Number of Stroke* Deaths per Day, by Month and Sex — National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2021’
“In 2021, the average number of stroke deaths per day was highest in January (275 for females and 212 for males) and then declined to a monthly low in June (235 for females and 180 for males)” https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/72/wr/mm7249a7.htm
Skip the Holidays cut up the credit cards, kill the TV and pay the neighbor kid to shovel snow. Less problems in summer don’t have to shovel snow. Not the cold, over exertion from shoveling snow and Xmas mayhem. I hate the Holidays worse every year. Didn’t even snow here last winter now our snowpack is zero percent of normal. Rivers going dry here from solar flares all year.
Also, the shorter days have a deleterious effect on the immune system, but don’t bother trying to tell Ralph that. He is immune to facts, and his immune system is strong. He must have had the party line forced into him in somebody’s basement.
Linda
A short while ago you expressed interest in
Seeing a picture of the vertices gardening Earth box cradles I am building for small space gardening. Made a YouTube video. Check it out.
does a cow really contribute co2. the Danes are going to tax a farmer $100/cow for generating co2 but not the house that has a lawn? If the cow didn’t eat the grass the it wold still make co2
It is the methane them naughty olde cows are burping.
They are also restoring wetlands. Approximately 30% of atmospheric methane release comes from wetlands.
Abstract
Observations have shown small day-to-day stratiform cloud opacity responses, together with those of surface pressure, to variations in the ionosphere-earth current density (JZ). We model the day-to-day and seasonal/bi-decadal changes in area-integrated ionospheric potential (Vi) near the magnetic poles due to solar wind electric field inputs. The overhead value of Vi, divided by the local column resistance (R) determines JZ, where the conductivity of the column is the result of ionization by galactic cosmic rays (GCRs) and solar and magnetospheric energetic particle precipitation. These vary with latitude, not only on the day-to-day timescale (e.g., Forbush decreases and magnetic storm disturbance dynamos), but also on the decadal and bi-decadal and century timescales of the solar activity and GCR variations. We compare area-integrals of the amplitude of the JZ variations due to Vi changes to those due to the GCR changes, for evaluating their global effectiveness in affecting cloud microphysics and weather and climate changes. The day-to-day and bi-decadal correlated weather and climate variations indicate JZ rather than other solar forcings as mainly responsible for the correlations. The decadal and longer climate responses to space weather are not large; however, understanding them could help improve predictions of future climate change due to greenhouse gases.
Keywords: Global Electric CircuitSpace Weather affecting the atmosphere Cloud microphysical electrical responses Sun-climate relations
Ralph says, ” Even in the mild climate of Los Angeles County, there are seasonal variations in the development of coronary artery death, with 33% more deaths occuring in December and January than in June through September.
Apparently the authors of this study have jumped to the conclusion that the reason for this disparity is the difference in temperatures between the two seasons cited, as if this is the only difference between the two seasons.
As I pointed out earlier, the length of day is much shorter in the latter season, leading to a significant weakening of the immune system, at least from the drop in vitamin D3 due to less exposure to sunlight and perhaps other reasons related to sunlight exposure as well. Also, with less UV from the sun, pathogens will grow more abundantly.
As Dirk pointed out, the stresses during the latter season are greatly increased over the earlier season, and of course people are mainly eating foods that are loaded with sugar and fats and deleterious chemicals, in addition to doing strenuous work they are unaccustomed to, like shoveling snow.
Allen, I don’t know if you have any training in the scientific method, but the main principle used in running scientific experiments is the principle of changing only one variable at a time, so that you can determine that whatever result you get is due to that one variable and no other.
I have just mentioned a number of variables between these two seasons. Yes, temperature is one of them, but it is far from the only one. And these are just off the top of my head. I’m sure there are more.
Furthermore, the article Ralph cited states within itself that the climate used is mild, ie: not subject to the extreme swings of temperature found in other places. If the difference in temperatures were the only causative factor, and the temperature variation is slight, why would there be such a large difference in the number of these deaths. Surely that alone points to the presence of other causative factors.
Hey, Dirk –
How did you like my “article”? And I managed it without any ad hominem attacks! I think I finally realized that I didn’t like Ben’s behavior because it reminded me of myself.
Not many people get cold anymore they live and work in. automated climate controlled evironments. Cold “related” not many hypothermia issues. Whole premise was to say we’re going into GSM cooling right away and it will be more deadly than heat so the warmers were wrong and you guys are right. Seeee, nanner nanner. Propaganda backing the narrative. Even though SC26 isn’t forecast to be weak by most studies. This bucks the warmers and the SC Normies. They’re both wrong you’re right the only smart ones on the planet. May could have been solar max I have no idea what’s going to happen trying to observe objectively. https://solen.info/solar/polarfields/polar.html
Mercury exit stage, left: https://solarham.com/pictures/2024/jun29_2024_cme.gif
Mercury opposite Saturn this week. Earth only planet this side of the Sun except Pluto. Mercury opposite Mars second week July. Mercury opposite Jupiter in three weeks. Then Mercury in retrograde in one month. I’ll be watching those dates for solar flares and saving pics of every one that I can.
Sun’s polarities are still prime for solar flares. Both polarities both sides of the Sun’s equator. Mixed not stable at the Poles. https://gong.nso.edu/data/magmap/QR/bqG/202406/mrbqG240630/mrbqG240630t1314c2286_291.gif
What ‘icy’ weekend are you on about old mate? You mean normal winter temperatures ? Because snow to 1000 metres is a very normal occurrence for VIC … we’re talking about a state that has been known to snow at sea-level for goodness sake. 1000 metres is nearly a ski resort elevation in VIC.
^To add onto this with an example, Aberfeldy VIC at 1060 metres has an average of 32.5 snowy days annually. That’s almost as snowy as Minneapolis (38.1 days) and more than thrice as snowy as New York City (11.4 snowy days). So I’d be very careful about calling snow like it’s something ‘special’ in VIC if I were you….. we’re a lot snowier than our stereotype suggests. Places like Parkes and even Condobolin in the desert used to get snow in the 1900s.
Methane is a very weak GHG, and anyhow, what impact would little Finland have regarding global warming/cooling.
The oceans provides approx. 95% of CO2 in the atmosphere and probably a bit more with the recent warming of the oceans.
So if you listen to Prof. Happer, additional CO2 impact will diminish logarithmically.
And all those alarmists that worry about the Artic melting, well ocean-based ice has little impact on sea-level. Antarctica and Greenland hold all the land based water and Antarctica is certainly not warming.
Too cold in Oz drive to Darwin temps in the 90s. Drive to the coast it’s not freezing there, ocean temp Brisbane 74F. Surf all day no wetsuit. Snorkel for lobster and scallops and shoot fish with a Hawiian sling n crack another Fosters. https://www.windy.com/-Menu/menu?sst,-27.564,153.646,8,i:pressure,m:cTtakrG
Comments show up 18 hours after posting, or whenever, not like live stream real time comment sections. Lost track of how many I posted today waiting for them to show up. Watching NASCAR in Nashville they just had a rain race stop with a rainbow. Not really watching it volume off.
My daughter came over yesterday all is well
Should I really question everything all the time?
The relevant questions are (1) can you do anything to fix everything you learn is going wrong? and (2) how does it make you feel to know what all is going wrong?
For me, the answers are “no” and “sh*tty”. So all I want to know is what is likely to hit me today or tomorrow, and I’ll be content to ignore the rest.
Where once I visited alternative news sites, now I visit historical, art, Christian, gardening and repair hack sites. And I am getting on with my life.
But only you can make those decisions for yourself. What’s important to you?
Burn ban here all Summer no BBQs or campfires. I’ll be on fire watch all Summer24/7 if I smell smoke I’ll be investigating ready to head for the water. Tweeker campers up on the mountains all it takes is a spark. They get out of the city to party shoot guns and get drunk. They don’t care about burn bans they want to get tribal and party. Kids. Toys, Jeeps, ATVs, quads and guns and booze. No rain forecast here July here we go again. August no rain forecast, X flares are. https://www.google.com/maps/@47.7062255,-122.8955835,3a,15y,39.89h,90.16t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1shawSflLmD6hO0ncVjVTjKw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu
I clicked your link to Google maps, and got to a view of hwy 101. The view is 360 degrees! You can go up, down and round and round. How do they do that?
360 cam on a vehicle. You can click out of Street View puts it back on the map function put it on Satellite view zoom out zoom around reclick on Street View anywhere there’s coverage on the planet.
highway 101 link shows the Olympic National Forest sign zoom out see how many trees there are in a fire hazard summer with no snowpack. The woods go from Canada to Oregon only stopped by bodies of water.
The trouble with news outlets is they must have news every day, so they blow everything up and puff it out until it becomes newsworthy.
So one hurricane becomes a trend with all sorts of ramifications. And if the trend fizzles out-because it never existed- they just blow it off and jump on the next thing.
Beginning to think the mini ice age is more of the same.
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Cap, Check Tony Philip’s comment about Space X and NLCs, it’s a new take that could turn out to be really significant.
New to who they have been saying that for years article from two years ago just a rerun of rehashed what ifs. NASA uses Sounding rocket when they use multiple HAARP Stations triangulating energy. Sounding rockets spray out heavy metals for extra ARC.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.09329
https://www.nasa.gov/missions/sounding-rockets/nasa-joins-international-science-team-in-exploring-auroral-cusp-from-norway/#:~:text=The%20Grand%20Challenge%20Initiative%20%28GCI%29%20%E2%80%93%20Cusp%20is,studies%20of%20near-Earth%20space%20at%20the%20polar%20regions.
Humans evolved to live in the hot tropics, so we have some hair and no fur covering our bodies. Outside of the Tropics, we all need shelter from the cold in the form of heated buildings, heated transportation and warm clothes during most of the year.
Worldwide,cold-related deaths are around 4.6 million per year, and heat-related deaths are around 500,000 deaths per year.
‘Global, regional and national burden of mortality associated with nonoptimal ambient temperatures from 2000 to 2019: a three-stage modelling study’
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5196(21)00081-4/fulltext
Cold causes our blood vessels to constrict to conserve heat and that causes an increase in strokes and heart attacks, major killers, during the cooler months.
‘When Throughout the Year Is Coronary Death Most Likely to Occur?’
“Conclusions—Even in the mild climate of Los Angeles County, there are seasonal variations in the development of coronary artery death, with Ëœ33% more deaths occurring in December and January than in June through September.”
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/01.cir.100.15.1630
‘QuickStats: Average Number of Stroke* Deaths per Day, by Month and Sex — National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2021’
“In 2021, the average number of stroke deaths per day was highest in January (275 for females and 212 for males) and then declined to a monthly low in June (235 for females and 180 for males)”
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/72/wr/mm7249a7.htm
Very good Sir.
Facts scare AGW and that means we are correct.
Holiday shopping and stress then the credit card bills come in January stroke season.
Skip the Holidays cut up the credit cards, kill the TV and pay the neighbor kid to shovel snow. Less problems in summer don’t have to shovel snow. Not the cold, over exertion from shoveling snow and Xmas mayhem. I hate the Holidays worse every year. Didn’t even snow here last winter now our snowpack is zero percent of normal. Rivers going dry here from solar flares all year.
Also, the shorter days have a deleterious effect on the immune system, but don’t bother trying to tell Ralph that. He is immune to facts, and his immune system is strong. He must have had the party line forced into him in somebody’s basement.
Oops, …and that causes our blood pressure to rise which causes an increase in blood pressure, and that …
Doesn’t prove SC26 will be weak and it’s cold now. Random stats.
One of your best Cap
Linda
A short while ago you expressed interest in
Seeing a picture of the vertices gardening Earth box cradles I am building for small space gardening. Made a YouTube video. Check it out.
https://youtu.be/IpuS-TLafFA?si=xVpISX9MFyBtn4HX
does a cow really contribute co2. the Danes are going to tax a farmer $100/cow for generating co2 but not the house that has a lawn? If the cow didn’t eat the grass the it wold still make co2
It is the methane them naughty olde cows are burping.
They are also restoring wetlands. Approximately 30% of atmospheric methane release comes from wetlands.
I restored and built wetlands for Earth Enterprises a Landscape Co.
This wetland we built was off site mitigation for another wetland that got filled in for a construction project down the Valley. Dug a pit in a cow pasture then planted 160,000 wetland plants in the water and around the pond. We went out and cut 30,000 four foot Willow cuttings as part of the package. I had twelve Labor Ready workers in wetsuits planting in the water IN WINTER. We started in November went to March. I brought plants out with a Tucker Snowcat and Asbuilt mapped all plantings.
This wetland is both sides of a Freeway, it filters Freeway runoff that feeds into the river which has lots of Salmon. Indirectly and directly a Fisheries related project which is what I went to College for. Marine Bio.
ACtive Creek on the other side of the Freeway we restored at the same time has juvenile Salmon that’s what they need to survive.
The first job I got with that Co we worked on a 160 acre site for a year it became a Biz Park new buildings and roads we mover the Creek to original position and rebuilt wetlands and new jogging paths for workers.
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.311415,-122.2464318,3a,33.4y,48.33h,90.83t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sVhGUXfs1g6f8jjdidoBj3A!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.7703469,-122.1860196,3a,75y,11.73h,96.48t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s6PtKDwXPHCBpeF2ADizSqw!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3D6PtKDwXPHCBpeF2ADizSqw%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D55.945114%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4872735
Brian Tinsley
University of Texas at Dallas
Abstract
Observations have shown small day-to-day stratiform cloud opacity responses, together with those of surface pressure, to variations in the ionosphere-earth current density (JZ). We model the day-to-day and seasonal/bi-decadal changes in area-integrated ionospheric potential (Vi) near the magnetic poles due to solar wind electric field inputs. The overhead value of Vi, divided by the local column resistance (R) determines JZ, where the conductivity of the column is the result of ionization by galactic cosmic rays (GCRs) and solar and magnetospheric energetic particle precipitation. These vary with latitude, not only on the day-to-day timescale (e.g., Forbush decreases and magnetic storm disturbance dynamos), but also on the decadal and bi-decadal and century timescales of the solar activity and GCR variations. We compare area-integrals of the amplitude of the JZ variations due to Vi changes to those due to the GCR changes, for evaluating their global effectiveness in affecting cloud microphysics and weather and climate changes. The day-to-day and bi-decadal correlated weather and climate variations indicate JZ rather than other solar forcings as mainly responsible for the correlations. The decadal and longer climate responses to space weather are not large; however, understanding them could help improve predictions of future climate change due to greenhouse gases.
Keywords: Global Electric CircuitSpace Weather affecting the atmosphere Cloud microphysical electrical responses Sun-climate relations
Suggested Citation:
Tinsley, Brian, On the Influence of Space Weather on the Global Electric Circuit, with Relevance to Weather and Climate. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4872735 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4872735
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Ralph is correct.
Ralph says, ” Even in the mild climate of Los Angeles County, there are seasonal variations in the development of coronary artery death, with 33% more deaths occuring in December and January than in June through September.
Apparently the authors of this study have jumped to the conclusion that the reason for this disparity is the difference in temperatures between the two seasons cited, as if this is the only difference between the two seasons.
As I pointed out earlier, the length of day is much shorter in the latter season, leading to a significant weakening of the immune system, at least from the drop in vitamin D3 due to less exposure to sunlight and perhaps other reasons related to sunlight exposure as well. Also, with less UV from the sun, pathogens will grow more abundantly.
As Dirk pointed out, the stresses during the latter season are greatly increased over the earlier season, and of course people are mainly eating foods that are loaded with sugar and fats and deleterious chemicals, in addition to doing strenuous work they are unaccustomed to, like shoveling snow.
Allen, I don’t know if you have any training in the scientific method, but the main principle used in running scientific experiments is the principle of changing only one variable at a time, so that you can determine that whatever result you get is due to that one variable and no other.
I have just mentioned a number of variables between these two seasons. Yes, temperature is one of them, but it is far from the only one. And these are just off the top of my head. I’m sure there are more.
Furthermore, the article Ralph cited states within itself that the climate used is mild, ie: not subject to the extreme swings of temperature found in other places. If the difference in temperatures were the only causative factor, and the temperature variation is slight, why would there be such a large difference in the number of these deaths. Surely that alone points to the presence of other causative factors.
Hey, Dirk –
How did you like my “article”? And I managed it without any ad hominem attacks! I think I finally realized that I didn’t like Ben’s behavior because it reminded me of myself.
I think I’m maturing.
😊
Not many people get cold anymore they live and work in. automated climate controlled evironments. Cold “related” not many hypothermia issues. Whole premise was to say we’re going into GSM cooling right away and it will be more deadly than heat so the warmers were wrong and you guys are right. Seeee, nanner nanner. Propaganda backing the narrative. Even though SC26 isn’t forecast to be weak by most studies. This bucks the warmers and the SC Normies. They’re both wrong you’re right the only smart ones on the planet. May could have been solar max I have no idea what’s going to happen trying to observe objectively.
https://solen.info/solar/polarfields/polar.html
118F N Africa yesterday, 111F W Africa on the Atlantic. 118 F Iraq.
Between W Africa and Iraq it’s over 100F 120 F Pakistan. 100F Siberia. 90F W Russia. 95 E China. 95 F SE Asia. 92F Indo.
Schumann spike off the charts following the Mag spike off the charts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqPMtjU8FEg
https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/carrington-9.appspot.com/o/spaceWeatherNews%2Fgoes_mag.png?alt=media
Mercury exit stage, left:
https://solarham.com/pictures/2024/jun29_2024_cme.gif
Mercury opposite Saturn this week. Earth only planet this side of the Sun except Pluto. Mercury opposite Mars second week July. Mercury opposite Jupiter in three weeks. Then Mercury in retrograde in one month. I’ll be watching those dates for solar flares and saving pics of every one that I can.
Sun’s polarities are still prime for solar flares. Both polarities both sides of the Sun’s equator. Mixed not stable at the Poles.
https://gong.nso.edu/data/magmap/QR/bqG/202406/mrbqG240630/mrbqG240630t1314c2286_291.gif
What ‘icy’ weekend are you on about old mate? You mean normal winter temperatures ? Because snow to 1000 metres is a very normal occurrence for VIC … we’re talking about a state that has been known to snow at sea-level for goodness sake. 1000 metres is nearly a ski resort elevation in VIC.
My car has a steering wheel.
^To add onto this with an example, Aberfeldy VIC at 1060 metres has an average of 32.5 snowy days annually. That’s almost as snowy as Minneapolis (38.1 days) and more than thrice as snowy as New York City (11.4 snowy days). So I’d be very careful about calling snow like it’s something ‘special’ in VIC if I were you….. we’re a lot snowier than our stereotype suggests. Places like Parkes and even Condobolin in the desert used to get snow in the 1900s.
Methane is a very weak GHG, and anyhow, what impact would little Finland have regarding global warming/cooling.
The oceans provides approx. 95% of CO2 in the atmosphere and probably a bit more with the recent warming of the oceans.
So if you listen to Prof. Happer, additional CO2 impact will diminish logarithmically.
And all those alarmists that worry about the Artic melting, well ocean-based ice has little impact on sea-level. Antarctica and Greenland hold all the land based water and Antarctica is certainly not warming.
Too cold in Oz drive to Darwin temps in the 90s. Drive to the coast it’s not freezing there, ocean temp Brisbane 74F. Surf all day no wetsuit. Snorkel for lobster and scallops and shoot fish with a Hawiian sling n crack another Fosters.
https://www.windy.com/-Menu/menu?sst,-27.564,153.646,8,i:pressure,m:cTtakrG
So that’s where you went!
🙃
Comments show up 18 hours after posting, or whenever, not like live stream real time comment sections. Lost track of how many I posted today waiting for them to show up. Watching NASCAR in Nashville they just had a rain race stop with a rainbow. Not really watching it volume off.
My daughter came over yesterday all is well
Should I really question everything all the time?
The relevant questions are (1) can you do anything to fix everything you learn is going wrong? and (2) how does it make you feel to know what all is going wrong?
For me, the answers are “no” and “sh*tty”. So all I want to know is what is likely to hit me today or tomorrow, and I’ll be content to ignore the rest.
Where once I visited alternative news sites, now I visit historical, art, Christian, gardening and repair hack sites. And I am getting on with my life.
But only you can make those decisions for yourself. What’s important to you?
Burn ban here all Summer no BBQs or campfires. I’ll be on fire watch all Summer24/7 if I smell smoke I’ll be investigating ready to head for the water. Tweeker campers up on the mountains all it takes is a spark. They get out of the city to party shoot guns and get drunk. They don’t care about burn bans they want to get tribal and party. Kids. Toys, Jeeps, ATVs, quads and guns and booze. No rain forecast here July here we go again. August no rain forecast, X flares are.
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.7062255,-122.8955835,3a,15y,39.89h,90.16t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1shawSflLmD6hO0ncVjVTjKw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu
I clicked your link to Google maps, and got to a view of hwy 101. The view is 360 degrees! You can go up, down and round and round. How do they do that?
360 cam on a vehicle. You can click out of Street View puts it back on the map function put it on Satellite view zoom out zoom around reclick on Street View anywhere there’s coverage on the planet.
highway 101 link shows the Olympic National Forest sign zoom out see how many trees there are in a fire hazard summer with no snowpack. The woods go from Canada to Oregon only stopped by bodies of water.
Cat 4 Hurricane, Barbados. Headed for Jamaica as a Cat 2 then on to Mexico temp 92F there that day headed for the heat rising then moisture goes up into the GOM then Texas next Monday.as rain:
https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2024/hurricane-beryl
https://www.windy.com/-Menu/menu?gust,12.372,-61.761,8,i:pressure,m:dZ6aet0
https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2024-06-30-hurricane-beryl-historic-unusual-early-season?cm_ven=hp-slot-3
The trouble with news outlets is they must have news every day, so they blow everything up and puff it out until it becomes newsworthy.
So one hurricane becomes a trend with all sorts of ramifications. And if the trend fizzles out-because it never existed- they just blow it off and jump on the next thing.
Beginning to think the mini ice age is more of the same.