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I can't understand why there are no tropical cyclones extant and that
there is nothing else similar to account for the absence of a reaction to my prognostications going astray: http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/ Even http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/...quakes_all.php is flat lining. I think that means that another set of massive quakes is building. Let's see: The last one was at the start of this spell: Apr 2 17:15; http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...hases2001.html This is a fine one that is also providing mists but no tropical cyclones: Apr 10 18:04 Apr 17 11:36 is going to be very unstable with a High pressure region over the North Atlantic ridge. Just where you'd expect it in summer. This one is like the one for the 10th: Apr 24 06:36. This one should be an out and out wet one for the UK and if it breaks the spell then there will be at least on very high mag quake with it: May 2 10:09. May 10 04:27 is a tricky one. So is this: May 16 19:27. This one is for thunder and we should see some resut if the flat lining continues to he May 23 21:03. We almost always get a classical thunder spell like this in May. (Some research has shown a correlation to earthquakes and an increase in local vulcanicity: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/New...041024713.html (I don't know why they keep missing the concurrent cyclonic activity that often occurs with them too.)) |