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Col wrote:
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Meanwhile, unscientifically speaking, can you come up with a reason
that IS scientific, for the burst of volcanic activity world wide
within days of each other? It's a good job for sleepwalkers like you
that us non scientific bods are all alive and kicking in Back Rooms all
over the world.


Is this bursts of volcanic activity in places thousands of miles apart or
in local areas that could be considered part of the same 'event'?


It strikes me as interesting that with all this heat there is
surprising little hurricane activity in the North Atlantic. Or is this
something to do with glowballs?

This years crop of disasters (and certainly from around the time of our
spat earlier this month) seem to centre on vulcanism. The number of
massive earthquakes is not unusually high yet.

(Of course that could change when this weather finally breaks. At least
in focus if not numbers. I'm pretty certain that a major quake will
arrive with the end of this singularity or whatever the experts call
it. Maybe two or three in a week or more likely a major one as with
Chile in 1976.)

And the so called Atlantic Oscillation seems to have low Highs and high
Lows at the moment, there seems to be a lot of reported noctilucent
activity and the occurence of mists has not coincided with striking
tropical and extra tropical cyclones. (Something that went hand in
glove last year.)

After that, I am just guessing. I was struck by the number of volcanoes
active for the date given on that web site (May 20th) but I did not
check out with the Smithsonian -or anywhere else, about it.

I would like an explanation for the fact that May seems to be a
favourite date for volcanic activity and I do actually believe that the
way that Atlantic storms have been avoiding both Britain and Norway but
are sneaking in via the Arctic has a lot to do with the state of play
in other geophysical phenomenae.

The reason that I write these things to newsgroups is not to fuel
responses from trolls and fools but to give myself a target to aim at
vis a vis accuracy and consistancy. I am well aware that a prophet is
not accepted at home.

That does not entitle hm to keep silent though now, does it?

I wrote earlier on Thursday, that I didn't think that this spell had
changed significantly with the phase. Then after I posted it, the
weather reporters on the morning news/spin clips, reported flooding and
major storms in the SE just where rain has been needed most. That gave
me something to think about.

But those storms too came in the back way. The spell has not changed
significantly no matter how unsettled things are. And I maintain that
there will be a lot more volcanic activity until the weather changes.

The so called oscilations such as the legendary El Nino events, call
for a remarkably small change of temperatures on the surface of the
sea. (Fractions of a degree.) OK that represents a lot of heat but God
wouldn't work that way if he wants us to run this planet.

KISS KISS KISS!

It's good enough for the monkeys but a better insight into what is
going on can be gained from the actual cyclone/anticyclone behaviour,
the features of oscillations that first brought El Nino to the world's
attention.

When these meteorological phenomenae change, so does the other stuff.
That is not to say that air pressure is causing these events per se but
that they are all inextricably linked.

As they would be if their engine is the behaviour of the three bodies
most concerned with it, the inertia in the system of the sun, moon and
earth.