Rare August Snow Clips Montana’s Peaks; Explanations For The Saharan Rains; + Earth’s Oceans Are Cooling Fast, And Scientists Have Yet To Come Up With A Party-Approved Reason Why
Rare August Snow Clips Montana’s Peaks; Explanations For The Saharan Rains; + Earth’s Oceans Are Cooling Fast, And Scientists Have Yet To Come Up With A Party-Approved Reason Why
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We are experiencing Hysteria on steroids Down Under with the hottest temperatures ever recorded for August in the North West of the continent. The meridional oscillations are conveniently overlooked as are the below temperatures in the South East. Early snow is covered with warm fuzzy comments about an extended sky season rather than the temperature deviation.
Now that would be AWESOME.
Here in Metcalfe County KY the low 5 mornings ago was 49Β°F! Now it is 98Β°F in the shade ar 3:00 PM CST!π₯πΆβπ«οΈπΆβπ«οΈ
π€£π€£π€£ But we got AC so no worries!
Wonder where Deb is at…I know she HATES HEAT so she’s probably sitting in her deep freeze drinking a lemonade slushy ππβοΈ!
Deb…this Winter will be the kind where the cold wind blows thru your bones so ENJOY the π₯!
Love ya Deb!!!ππππ
I’m sitting in my AC practicing stoicism, that’s where I am. But I can hang in there, because tomorrow begins the cooler weather, and I’m hoping to begin my fall projects — carpentry, landscaping, cleaning, cleaning, cleaning! Missouri specializes in short windows of opportunity.
One of those projects is to run a heavy gauge extension cord out my motorhome so I can use a space heater out there this winter. And also cutting firewood for my cubic mini woodstove. Got a lot to do the next couple of months. But it will be nice to get outside.
Love you, too, Waygone!ππ¨ππ¦πͺπ¨πβπ
Do the Northern Hemisphere’s Oceans look colder than ave on the SST anoms map? No, the only cooler than ave areas are where the cyclones are removing heat. Cyclones from solar flares. https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/products/ocean/sst/anomaly/
Kamchatka volcanos now powering another cyclone, Gulf of Alaska which is pulling some of the volcanic plume from Iceland’s big blast into the mix.Iceland’s volcanic plume blankets the Arctic from Greenland around to mid N North America goes up over the N Pole and shoots down W of Greenland into the low pressure S of Greenland and goes into the jet headed for UK eastbound. https://www.windy.com/-SO2-tcso2?tcso2,64.561,-171.960,3,i:pressure
WIndy SO2 link shows what the weather is doing in the areas involved if you hit the other items on the menu then watch the patterns evolve.
I just clicked on the Windy SO2 link to see what it shows. Right off the bat I see three cyclones: N Japan, Alaska and Hudson Bay. Heavy SO2
in the Arctic from Iceland volcano. Low over Hudson Bay pulling SO2 from the Arctic into Canada in the cold front. Take a full page to describe the global situation, three hours of typing.
Moove East, the Iceland SO2 lobe off Africa goes into the jet and becomes Hurricane Francine Gulf of Mexico next weekend forecast potential cat 4 right now. .
The Alaska cyclone from Kamchatka has all the precip falling up there no rain here record hot here today Dry since the last volcanic plume rain last weekend.
So you’re back to the hot/dry pattern. It’s gradually cooling down here but not as dry as it should be. Not raining today but the humidity is high. Probably a good thing for the Labor Day weekend. Lots of π₯ campfires. Up your way, too, I’m sure. Good luck with that.
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We are experiencing Hysteria on steroids Down Under with the hottest temperatures ever recorded for August in the North West of the continent. The meridional oscillations are conveniently overlooked as are the below temperatures in the South East. Early snow is covered with warm fuzzy comments about an extended sky season rather than the temperature deviation.
Excited to hear of your new climate data web site!
Would love to see forecast tools that include Milankovith orbital inputs and Dr. Zharkovaβs predicative work.
I recall seeing a video of her talking about running her models back in time to predict previous solar grand minimums, but also forward in time to.
Best of luck!
Now that would be AWESOME.
Here in Metcalfe County KY the low 5 mornings ago was 49Β°F! Now it is 98Β°F in the shade ar 3:00 PM CST!π₯πΆβπ«οΈπΆβπ«οΈ
π€£π€£π€£ But we got AC so no worries!
Wonder where Deb is at…I know she HATES HEAT so she’s probably sitting in her deep freeze drinking a lemonade slushy ππβοΈ!
Deb…this Winter will be the kind where the cold wind blows thru your bones so ENJOY the π₯!
Love ya Deb!!!ππππ
Yes you are — way gone, that is! π€ͺ
I’m sitting in my AC practicing stoicism, that’s where I am. But I can hang in there, because tomorrow begins the cooler weather, and I’m hoping to begin my fall projects — carpentry, landscaping, cleaning, cleaning, cleaning! Missouri specializes in short windows of opportunity.
One of those projects is to run a heavy gauge extension cord out my motorhome so I can use a space heater out there this winter. And also cutting firewood for my cubic mini woodstove. Got a lot to do the next couple of months. But it will be nice to get outside.
Love you, too, Waygone!ππ¨ππ¦πͺπ¨πβπ
Does TCI indicate it’s going to be a cold Winter?
https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/28aug24/TCI_Daily_NO_Power_Percentiles.png
Do the Northern Hemisphere’s Oceans look colder than ave on the SST anoms map? No, the only cooler than ave areas are where the cyclones are removing heat. Cyclones from solar flares.
https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/products/ocean/sst/anomaly/
Record hot forecast here tomorrow from a solar flare. Way warmer than ave today and Sunday too. Our weak mag shield lets in more solar radiation from solar flares but nobody knows how much the weak mag shield is man made from the Space Age and HAARPS. No global cooling
yet that’s for sure.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/eldon/98555/weather-tomorrow/2157602
https://solarham.com/pictures/2024/aug30_2024_m3.8.jpg
Mercury opposite Venus which is going by Mars:
https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/28aug24/nasamodel.gif
https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/28aug24/venuscme.gif
Nothern lights in Colorado:
https://spaceweathergallery2.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=212042
Mag 6 Kamchatka:
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000nnlx/executive
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=51.4848,-202.76917&extent=54.21707,-197.53967&range=month&listOnlyShown=true
Kamchatka volcanos now powering another cyclone, Gulf of Alaska which is pulling some of the volcanic plume from Iceland’s big blast into the mix.Iceland’s volcanic plume blankets the Arctic from Greenland around to mid N North America goes up over the N Pole and shoots down W of Greenland into the low pressure S of Greenland and goes into the jet headed for UK eastbound.
https://www.windy.com/-SO2-tcso2?tcso2,64.561,-171.960,3,i:pressure
Dirk –
You have told us in great detail what it’s doing, but how about interpreting all that info for us poor slobs who don’t know how?
What does it all mean in terms of weather/climate for particular areas?
WIndy SO2 link shows what the weather is doing in the areas involved if you hit the other items on the menu then watch the patterns evolve.
I just clicked on the Windy SO2 link to see what it shows. Right off the bat I see three cyclones: N Japan, Alaska and Hudson Bay. Heavy SO2
in the Arctic from Iceland volcano. Low over Hudson Bay pulling SO2 from the Arctic into Canada in the cold front. Take a full page to describe the global situation, three hours of typing.
Moove East, the Iceland SO2 lobe off Africa goes into the jet and becomes Hurricane Francine Gulf of Mexico next weekend forecast potential cat 4 right now. .
The Alaska cyclone from Kamchatka has all the precip falling up there no rain here record hot here today Dry since the last volcanic plume rain last weekend.
All the energy, wind and rain from the last S Japan Hurricane is going into the new cyclone N of Japan next to Kamchatka being powered by Kamchatka. That cyclone will move East to Alaska and the precip will fall up there.
https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/western-pacific/2024/tropical-depression-shanshan
So you’re back to the hot/dry pattern. It’s gradually cooling down here but not as dry as it should be. Not raining today but the humidity is high. Probably a good thing for the Labor Day weekend. Lots of π₯ campfires. Up your way, too, I’m sure. Good luck with that.
All the precip going to Alaska no rain forecast here next ten days same pattern for years from solar flares and Kamchatka. Cyclones up north, wavey jet stream from solar flares. WHen the flares stop we go zonal.
https://www.windy.com/-Rain-accumulation-rainAccu?rainAccu,54.337,-135.021,5,i:pressure,m:eZzacIK
I got started scrubbing down my front porch today. Not asking for anything more than that. It’s wonderful to be able to spend some time outside.
It is quite a neat trick to bring us Homer Simpson and have it relavent to your climate events analysis. Well done!
My N Alabama, USA area is baking! But has several chances for rain over the next week, beginning tomorrow.