26th June to 3rd July: 12:10.

We have had one of these, I am sure. It is producing April showers at
the moment. Which is rich, as the April I remember from this year
wasn't that Aprilly.

5.1 M. 2008/06/26 12:34 -8.904 -75.5 CENTRAL PERU
5.2 M. 2008/06/26 00:07 -8.821 -75.6 CENTRAL PERU
5.4 M. 2008/06/25 23:37 41.955 142.4 HOKKAIDO, JAPAN
5.7 M. 2008/06/25 15:41 -5.288 151.7 NEW BRITAIN, PNG
5.3 M. 2008/06/25 06:41 12.0 125.7 SAMAR, PHILIPPINES
5.6 M. 2008/06/25 02:53 1.4 97.2 NIAS, INDONESIA
5.3 M. 2008/06/25 01:53 1.4 97.2 NIAS, INDONESIA
5.2 M. 2008/06/24 19:48 -2.5 138.5 PAPUA, INDONESIA
5.0 M. 2008/06/24 19:37 -2.5 138.5 PAPUA, INDONESIA
5.3 M. 2008/06/24 19:15 -3.2 101.3 S SUMATRA, INDONESIA
5.0 M. 2008/06/24 18:27 40.1 70.8 TAJIKISTAN
5.6 M. 2008/06/23 12:32 46.5 153.2 KURIL ISLANDS
6.1 M. 2008/06/22 23:56 67.7 141.2 NE SAKHA, RUSSIA
5.2 M. 2008/06/22 13:15 -8.8 157.9 SOLOMON ISLANDS
5.8 M. 2008/06/22 07:22 -8.9 157.8 SOLOMON ISLANDS
5.0 M. 2008/06/22 01:32 16.7 -93.9 CHIAPAS, MEXICO

That is the end of storms.

When this spell ends if there is a storm we will have many quakes in
the Mag 6 range. I expect an hurricane in the North Atlantic. However
if ther is none and this weather continues watch out for a Mag 7.

On Jun 26, 5:00*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:
26th June to 3rd July: 12:10.

We have had one of these, I am sure.

May the fifth of this year

*5.1 M. /26 12:34 * -8.9 * *-75.5 *CENTRAL PERU
*5.2 M. /26 00:07 * -8.8 * -75.6 *CENTRAL PERU
*5.4 M. /25 23:37 *41.9 * 142.4 * HOKKAIDO, JAPAN
*5.7 M. * /25 15:41 * -5.3 * 151.7 * NEW BRITAIN, PNG
*5.3 M. * /25 06:41 *12.0 * 125.7 * SAMAR, PHILIPPINES
*5.6 M. * /25 02:53 * 1.4 * * 97.2 *NIAS, INDONESIA
*5.3 M. * /25 01:53 * 1.4 * * 97.2 *NIAS, INDONESIA
*5.2 M. * /24 19:48 * -2.5 * 138.5 *PAPUA, INDONESIA
*5.0 M. * /24 19:37 * -2.5 * 138.5 *PAPUA, INDONESIA
*5.3 M. * /24 19:15 * -3.2 * 101.3 *S SUMATRA, INDONESIA
*5.0 M. * /24 18:27 *40.1 * *70.8 *TAJIKISTAN
*5.6 M. * /23 12:32 *46.5 * 153.2 *KURIL ISLANDS
*6.1 M. * /22 23:56 *67.7 * 141.2 *NE SAKHA, RUSSIA
*5.2 M. * /22 13:15 * -8.8 * 157.9 *SOLOMON ISLANDS
*5.8 M. * /22 07:22 * -8.9 * 157.8 *SOLOMON ISLANDS
*5.0 M. * /22 01:32 * 16.7 * -93.9* CHIAPAS, MEXICO

That is the end of storms.

When this spell ends if there is a storm we will have many quakes in
the Mag 6 range. I expect an hurricane in the North Atlantic. However
if there is none and this weather continues watch out for a Mag 7.

To go with the phase of the 5th May 2008 there are two from last year
(2007)

Just a moment in the
http://www.gdacs.org/cyclones/?q=2008&submit=Search site will tell you
if there was a storm preceding them:

8th June 11:43 2007

03E 11 to 13 June Tropical Depression East Pacific
GONU 2nd to 7th June Cyclone category 5 North Indian

14 July 12:04 2007

DALILA 21st to27th July Tropical Storm East Pacific
07E 21st to 23rd July Tropical Storm East Pacific
COSME 14th to 23rd July Cyclone category 1 Central Pacific
06E 14th to 15th July Tropical Depression East Pacific
05E 14th to15th July Tropical Depression East Pacific

5th May 2008

RAMMASUN 7th to 12th Cyclone cat 4 NW Pacific.

So it isn't guaranteed.

I must say that the above looks promising of a very nice reward for
deeper study. Look for volcanic and tornadic activity. And of course
look to see what the preceding series f spells was worth and if there
were any disturbances

There is nothing on the loops he
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/efs/cgi-b...lantic%20Basin)
or he
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/efs/cgi-b...lantic%20Basin)

....that indicate an Atlantic hurricane in either of the oceans. In
fact the flow-through seems to indicate that there will be tornadoes
instead.

But we haven't had a decent hurricane so I thought I'd try and whistle
one up before it gets too late. June is a little pauce for them in the
records from recent years, I presume that was because tornado
histories in summer have been pretty drastic of late?

Whatever the reason is that there is no hurricane this week, if there
is no Atlantic hurricane it is the same reason that 2005 was a record
year in so many, many ways and 2006 was a wash-out.