Complementing…
‘More than 70% of Russia’s territory is covered with snow’
On October 14, more than 70% of Russia’s territory was covered with snow. In recent days, snow has fallen in the Urals, southern and eastern Siberia. A week earlier, we reported that snow cover had formed in Yakutia, the Magadan region, Chukotka, Taimyr and Yamal.
Well DEB…We may get plenty this year cuz Honga Tonga WATER has not finished falling out of the upper atmosphere. So we may get another 1978 Blizzard and that was 1.5″ ice with up to 36″ of snow on TOP!!! We had lovely 15-20 FOOT drifts in Jefferson County (Louisville), KY!
So more firewood, more foodstuffs, more alkie for imbibing and a WARM BODY to snuggle up to on those cold nites !
Have a good day DEB!
We are in the process of having the longest, driest autumn I can ever remember in Missouri. The trees are turning right from green to brown, or a dingy sort of orange and yellow. All my life I’ve heard people say that lack of rain will prevent the bright colors that are customary here. Now I can see the truth of it.
Hunga Tonga seems to be finished with us.
It seems I will have to forego the warm body for yet another winter.
The elk were here at 3am there’s still grapes on my side of the fence. I picked chanterelle mushrooms in the forest last two mornings. Low tide tonight at 11pm going to go get oysters under the full Moon. Salmon season opened today for Fall, I can keep four a day next six weeks. I like to fry the oysters with the chanterelles or fry the salmon with them. Still have zukes growing toss that in too. Leaves are starting to drop, my grass is still growing just a normal 10/16 in the forest.
“NASA and NOAA have declared the Sun’s solar maximum, noting increased sunspot activity and heightened solar events that influence Earth’s space weather.
This period is linked to significant geomagnetic storms and aurora displays, with potential disruptions to satellites and communication systems.”
Says we’re in the solar maximum period, not declaring the peak yet. Everybody already knew we are in solar maximum period so it’s not new news. The article is also on SolarHam today.
Well, if it’s 5 1/2 years from the previous solar minimum, then we should be at solar maximum, right? Not exactly rocket science. Why do they make a big deal about it?
This shows that the number of solar flares at maximum was much higher in 1780 (400) and 1958 or thereabouts (300). We are currently at 200. Maybe we will reach 300 by the end of the year. What do you think?
Overlay the old GSM prediction chart on the new SC chart on the article. The old chart showing SC25 was sposed to be very weak. The chart that Robert Felix used to show 12 years ago. I have all those old GSM charts. It was sposed to snow year round by 2016 and it got record hot El Nino. There’s no fish at the salmon hatchery today they never recovered from ’16. There’s no crabs. I used to eat crab all the time my favorite. No salmon today nobody there. Used to be millions ten years ago. Salmon in my river were four feet deep now there is none. Record hot and dry summers here but it’s sooo cold every day. Didn’t even snow here last winter. What a joke. Great Lakes didn’t freeze last two years. What a joke you guys make Gretta look smart.
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Complementing…
‘More than 70% of Russia’s territory is covered with snow’
On October 14, more than 70% of Russia’s territory was covered with snow. In recent days, snow has fallen in the Urals, southern and eastern Siberia. A week earlier, we reported that snow cover had formed in Yakutia, the Magadan region, Chukotka, Taimyr and Yamal.
In many regions of Russia, the establishment of snow is supported by the first frosty weather of the season. In Eastern Siberia, the temperature dropped to -11°C… -16°C. In the Urals and southern Siberia, frosts of -10°C occurred.
https://www.gismeteo.ru/news/weather/bolee-70-territorii-rossii-nahoditsya-pod-snezhnym-pokrovom/
And… the (Winter) start was given!
Good thing Russians love snow!
And they know how to deal with it.
Well DEB…We may get plenty this year cuz Honga Tonga WATER has not finished falling out of the upper atmosphere. So we may get another 1978 Blizzard and that was 1.5″ ice with up to 36″ of snow on TOP!!! We had lovely 15-20 FOOT drifts in Jefferson County (Louisville), KY!
So more firewood, more foodstuffs, more alkie for imbibing and a WARM BODY to snuggle up to on those cold nites !
Have a good day DEB!
We are in the process of having the longest, driest autumn I can ever remember in Missouri. The trees are turning right from green to brown, or a dingy sort of orange and yellow. All my life I’ve heard people say that lack of rain will prevent the bright colors that are customary here. Now I can see the truth of it.
Hunga Tonga seems to be finished with us.
It seems I will have to forego the warm body for yet another winter.
The elk were here at 3am there’s still grapes on my side of the fence. I picked chanterelle mushrooms in the forest last two mornings. Low tide tonight at 11pm going to go get oysters under the full Moon. Salmon season opened today for Fall, I can keep four a day next six weeks. I like to fry the oysters with the chanterelles or fry the salmon with them. Still have zukes growing toss that in too. Leaves are starting to drop, my grass is still growing just a normal 10/16 in the forest.
Are you still mad at me?
I has no friends, family doesn’t give a crap about me. Not expecting any of that to ever change. Normal 10/17 in the forest.
Ok, I’ll leave you alone. Not in the habit of forcing myself on people, even pitiful people like you. 😏
It’s crispy crunchy dry here in central Texas. We just can’t seem to get any rain. Hurricanes in the Gulf help, but obviously we haven’t had any.
We finally got a drop in temps from the mid to high 90s today. I think it was only 74 degrees at the high today. Nice!!
Article: NASA Confirms Solar Maximum: Brace for Massive Flares and Epic Geomagnetic Storms
https://scitechdaily.com/nasa-confirms-solar-maximum-brace-for-massive-flares-and-epic-geomagnetic-storms/
“NASA and NOAA have declared the Sun’s solar maximum, noting increased sunspot activity and heightened solar events that influence Earth’s space weather.
This period is linked to significant geomagnetic storms and aurora displays, with potential disruptions to satellites and communication systems.”
Says we’re in the solar maximum period, not declaring the peak yet. Everybody already knew we are in solar maximum period so it’s not new news. The article is also on SolarHam today.
Well, if it’s 5 1/2 years from the previous solar minimum, then we should be at solar maximum, right? Not exactly rocket science. Why do they make a big deal about it?
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/solar-cycle-progression
This shows that the number of solar flares at maximum was much higher in 1780 (400) and 1958 or thereabouts (300). We are currently at 200. Maybe we will reach 300 by the end of the year. What do you think?
Sunspots, not solar flares. My bad.
Overlay the old GSM prediction chart on the new SC chart on the article. The old chart showing SC25 was sposed to be very weak. The chart that Robert Felix used to show 12 years ago. I have all those old GSM charts. It was sposed to snow year round by 2016 and it got record hot El Nino. There’s no fish at the salmon hatchery today they never recovered from ’16. There’s no crabs. I used to eat crab all the time my favorite. No salmon today nobody there. Used to be millions ten years ago. Salmon in my river were four feet deep now there is none. Record hot and dry summers here but it’s sooo cold every day. Didn’t even snow here last winter. What a joke. Great Lakes didn’t freeze last two years. What a joke you guys make Gretta look smart.