Good Morning: Weather, Climate, and Space Weather Updates

Good morning folks starting with a buoy and event mode haven't seen this in quite a while, but no worries deviation here little less than one meter. Red tide killing thousands of fish washing up in Sarasota, Florida, different toxic algae bloom in Hobbson's Bay. Nice to see someone else notice the Cyclonic motion north of these here. They've named her Freida, we also got Cyclone Mitchell and Wukong. Wukong is weekly trudging through the South China Sea. Cyclone Freida is pounding the Solomon Islands and is beautifully developed here in the enhanced infarred. While Mitchell is not expected to make land falling western Australia, the sheer has already begun. Perth begging for that rain, anything to cool you guys down. So much wind blown dust and Bulgaria that it is a genuine respiratory concern caused by a tiny helical low that is broken away from the major low between the UK and Iceland. Here the cloud motion, the recent precipitation they brought so you can forecast ahead. This is the snow cover left from Winterstorm's Drako and Euclid it stretches down to Texas but now the next one, Winterstorm Freira is set to bring more snow to the northeast. The counterclockwise motion has golf in Atlantic moisture meeting dry cooler air and set to come down all weekend. Out west you can see how that helical motion from the north Pacific low brings the Pacific moisture to the northwest and up into Canada. Had a gamma burst last night, way down south in the Centaurus constellation. From the northern hemisphere, looking at sunrise it will be due south. Well let's say that you don't live up here. You live in Australia and New Zealand. Right now, Southerners have Centaurus in the sky nearly all day and night. This area is the Celestial Axis, the southern one, the southern point around which the Earth's rotation spins our view of the sky. The north has one of these as well. We just got to look the other way. I am showing you the September 1st Plasma filament eruption for comparison. When these erupt, they can have CME's biggest X-Class solar flares. So yesterday morning when the results of destabilization in the central plasma filament did not result in an eruption, it was not a huge disappointment. Looking closely, we see it dive back down into the sun and murky up the corona slightly rather than ripping away and causing the solar tsunami and reconnection loops, those arcs of a hydrifier. Geo-effective space weather, the corona whole stream has arrived raising the speed and the density. But barely. This is truly a pathetic stream to be honest. Speaking of pathetic, the sun seems to have forgotten solar maximum is nearby, at least for Earth facing sunspots. They come and even if they have magnetic complexity, they tend to crumble. To the right side, you will see the eruption here coming off the backside on Souther. Just over the edge and turning away is that former triangular active region that caught stage fright last week facing Earth. Well, it is now popping off with a new friend he got at his two o'clock. He had another example of solar shenanigans. In today's comment section, I challenged those who have been here while to comment on just how long I've been railing on this lack of Earth side flares. Getting everyone up to speed and Billy and Stone, when did we first discuss this? November 2011? Last few days of the year, my eyes are set on exposing this in the new one. IZOPEAN. It's 605 AM Eastern time and that's the news. Be safe everyone.