3 Min News December 28, 2012

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Solar maximum and atmospheric changes: low solar flares, drought in US, severe storms in Gulf. #solaractivity #climatechange

Transcript
Good morning folks starting with an update to a repeating story. This is Solar Maximum so far in the red line they've failed to label here as the predicted level. We were prediction to be very low and as you can see we're even lower. This is related to our collapsing atmosphere. It is supposed to expand and contract with the rise and fall of solar flares during maximum and minimum. But we are now witnessing a very serious contraction. Way more than expected and because it's what they do when they don't want to explain the real cause of climate change they just blame CO2. Well, the lack of flares and solar minimum is an issue with the collapse as we know, but this last minimum was seriously low. One of the deepest minimums as of 2008 was met with reassurances that this was as low as we can go. But 2009 was even lower and it wasn't for many more months until the sunspots began to return and mass. Even now, the flares aren't happening. And this is misleading because the earthside sunspots don't appear to be flaring. I have many videos on why this lack of flares is a huge atmosphere game changer. The US drought took the fall off kind of but is back on the rise now again approaching more record levels. Despite tornado outbreaks that hit records early last year and the wild Christmas outbreak days ago, 2012 is a whole followed a horrendous 2011 un-extremely low tornatic note enough to scratch once head. So looking at the solar magnetic, we can just about say that the sun's poles have flipped. It's not totally complete yet, but hey, our eyes can see the story. Tropical Storm, Woo Kong is a shell of its former self currently out in the south China sea. Europe, that low is boring, gets some different weather. At least the northern peninsula is going to warm up tomorrow. If it looks like a cyclone is bearing down just north here, close to Samoa, you are correct, a small but deep low will have winds near 80 ms. Below pressure system and the southern part of the US will bring severe storms to the Gulf tonight, remnants of winter storm you could are dusting northeastern Canada while this mega low pressure system in the north Pacific has again begun flipping moisture onto the northwest US, Canada and Alaska. Here are the global thunderstorm warning zones for the next few hours. When the magnetic danger dies down, so do the flares, approaching the floor here as our decaying region turned the western land with our newcomers still a bit shy about popping one our direction, as has been true for the majority of the last 13 months. Solar Wind, Still Kong, still waiting for that coronal holed stream, got to hit today or it will have missed Earth completely. Keep watch on those filaments too, luckily this one didn't erupt. Last 6 point quake was in Vanuatu a week ago, I expect the drought to end before the new year, as the quake watch continues with a full moon as I speak and space weather expected to strike. I open at 6.35 a.m. Eastern time and that's the news. Be safe everyone.
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