On Friday, 19 September 2014 03:26:10 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

I just posted a blog about how to forecast the coming eruptions from the NAEFs charts:

I will post the rest of the 101 with the southern hemisphere runs from the Australian charts.

In the meantime things are picking up everywhere one looks:

Indonesia's Mount Slamet volcano erupted early Thursday morning in Central Java province. Ash has fallen on some villages and activity is banned within 4 kilometers of the peak. Authorities have made preparations to move nearly 24,000 residents from seven villages that are within 6 kilometers of the crater, if Slamet becomes more dangerous.

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wir...lcano-25590068

I really should get around to posting those Australian charts. If anyone is still interested they are still showing what to me, is pretty obvious signals. Something big is going to kick off on Monday but I don't know what..

If the tropical storms cease look out for large magnitude earthquakes and maybe tidal waves. If I get that last, it will be a first.

I'd like to know how the website called Reddit works. I posted on the

http://www.reddit.com/r/Volcanoes/co...ther_forecast/ and without getting 1 comment, the post made the front page.

Since the eruptions I was expecting are now occurring, I was somewhat unsurprised to find that the post is no longer on the front page. Selective dementia?

Ah well it is more interesting than listening to the news about Scotland. No reason to stay up until stupid o'clock though.

From the BoM run:
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/char...Refresh+ View
I'd say there are nothing but remnants and extratropical storms this weekend until late Sunday which makes the dark masses developing to then very ominous.

Late Sunday onwards is the biggest chance for a superquake. I know that the Antarctic is only just peaking but that also means the end of sea-ice-ogenesis. A neutral or instability Lagrangian point in geo-physics. The kind of occasion the gyral nutants can come out of the ground and attack us.

There is a furling of the sheets on the NA EFS at the same time:
http://weather.gc.ca/ensemble/naefs/cartes_e.html
4 Lows in a row showing at present for the 20th and a ragged line of Lows thereafter until the 23 quite a dramatic resurgence with more of the same on the 24th but then a move to large medium sized earthquakes on the 25th.

Then a subterranean cyclogenesis for the 26th or 27?

Low key tropical storms are back after Mondsya with some volcanic or tornadic activity this continues until the end of the model run but looks like the tropical storms fall over after Thursday. This usually occurs before the next set up brings larger tropical storms.

Remember children:
No serious earthquakes with tropical storms -especially during violent hurricane force winds.