Apr 15 07:42 t Apr 22 07:52
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/phase/phases2001.html

Similar time = similar spell. Only not necessarily in that order.
A volcano and a run of US tornadoes has occurred or is about to. I just had the leg cramps to go with them. I don't think it is diet caused as I am on a ketotic diet though I gave into a craving a few days back.

The tell-tale starts of with: Lassitude the first day, tighness and a bruised feeling in the muscles the next then the attack of cramps.. I also managed a touch of gout to go with it.

Anyone with an age related auto-immune disease said to be related to weather will have suffered some or all of the symptoms. The cure is to cut out all sugars and as much carbohydrates as is possible. Almost impossible in a sophisticated world as the craving will ensure that you can't keep to such a diet.

Nothing showing on:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/140422_rpts.html
http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/erupting_volcanoes.html
or
http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/eq/latest/index_EN?list=w
yet.
Which make this a forecast.

Dawlish will be pleased. (You can call that a prophecy.)

On Wednesday, 23 April 2014 08:55:04 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/Loops/ shows there has been some contra-rotation
in the Lows approaching Alaska. The system split into three pressure centres
but disappeared rapidly, replaced in the Gulf of Alaska by an anticyclone..

The Bom OTOH shows no massive earthquake and it isn't tropically stormy
until late Friday/ Saturday.

However a dark mass from Australia does inject a small cyclone into
Antarctica directly along its Pacific seaboard later tomorrow.
This is followed by a jet from Africa arriving in the same region
a few days later. Late Friday/Saturday I think.

Apr 15 07:42 t Apr 22 07:52
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/phase/phases2001.html

Similar time = similar spell. (Only not necessarily in that order.)
A volcano and a run of US tornadoes has occurred or is about to. I just had the leg cramps to go with them. I don't think it is dietary, as I am on a ketotic diet -though I gave into a craving a few days back.

The tell-tale starts of with: Lassitude the first day, tightness and a bruised feeling in the muscles the next, then the attack of cramps. I also managed a touch of gout to go with it.

Anyone with an age related auto-immune disease said to be related to weather will have suffered some or all of the symptoms. The cure is to cut out all sugars and as much carbohydrates as is possible. Almost impossible in a sophisticated world, as the craving will ensure that you can't keep to such a diet.

Nothing showing on:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/140422_rpts.html
http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/erupting_volcanoes.html
or
http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/eq/latest/index_EN?list=w
yet.
Which make this a forecast.

A dark mass from Australia does inject a small cyclone into Antarctica
directly along its Pacific seaboard.

It is coming from Tasmania according to BoM (which, at the time of writing is showing the charts from 06:00 Wednesday 23 April.
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/char...Refresh+ View)
It hits Antarctica Thursday evening and begins to disburse noon Friday. (Note too, the epi-cyclone in the large system next to Cape Horn.)

This is followed by a jet from Africa arriving in the same region a few days
later. Late Friday/Saturday I think.

It goes dark this evening at 60 E. and travels rapidly along the 55 S. parallel, beginning to disburse and move south at 100E. on Friday (18:00.
This is the tornado spell or series or whatever.

The system becomes an elongated cyclone reaching Western Australia (nearly) at midnight Sunday; by which time the huge cyclone off Cape Horn will have blown through the Drake Passage. (Cyclosis peaks at 18:00 Thursday.)

Tropical storms will be set-up by Monday with the elongation stretching from the Australian Bight to Antarctica at 100 W. from midnight (t+140.) It's not well defined parallel stuff, although it stretches to the Cape of Good Hope by Tuesday the 29 April 2014. (It entrains too many cyclones.)

The most interesting feature is the rat-run along the Antarctic shoreline from 160 E. (t+72)to 160 W. (t+84) (midnight to 18:00 Saturday.) Don't blink as you will miss it. That's the volcanoes going POP! I believe.

That's the best I can do you for without looking a North Pacific forecasts (for which see the OPC or this is more colourful:
http://mkwc.ifa.hawaii.edu/requests/...5904.6510..tar Windows sufferers might prefer this:
http://mkwc.ifa.hawaii.edu/requests/...5984.9495..gif)
Good luck everyone. I comment you all to god (unless you are atheist in which case you had better look for a bigger monkey.)

Nothing over 5.5 since these:

2014/04/20 5.7 M at 04:17:34 Bougainville - Solomon Is -6.86 154.57
2014/04/20 5.4 Mb at 01:54:13 EASTER ISLAND REGION -26.40 -114.99
2014/04/20 6.1 M at 00:15:58 Bougainville - Solomon Is -7.17 155.31

And that was only a 5.5 then:

2014/04/21 5.5 M at 20:45:22 Philippine Islands region 17.44 119.89

It generally indicates tropical storms. But maybe they are storms of a different persuasion?

Once geosyphicysts come to terms with the fact storm tracks depend on their gyroscopic behaviour and has nothing to do with Coriolis (as Newton stated before that damn fool was even a twinkle) we will be getting track definitions every few minutes, rather than every 3 or so hours and they will have considerably closer margins too, as well!

Meanwhile old weatherlawyer is heading towards finding out why. It's a race between him and maker; his three-score years and ten or so rapidly running out. You'd think someone with a better education would try and beat him to it wouldn't you?

No.
There is no fool like an old fool and then there are scientisits, (and a long way down that drain ...here comes Dawlish, watching me closely to see what else he can do to look just as stupid as the day he was born.
(There is a rumour going round that if he had the brains he was born with the doctor wouldn't have bounced him on the floor a couple of times to see if it was a dildo that had come out.) (Of course that is just a rumour. Far be it from me to cast aspersions. Everyone here knows I'm not like that.)

Nothing over 5.5 since these:

2014/04/20 5.7 M at 04:17:34 Bougainville - Solomon Is -6.86 154.57

2014/04/20 5.4 Mb at 01:54:13 EASTER ISLAND REGION -26.40 -114.99

2014/04/20 6.1 M at 00:15:58 Bougainville - Solomon Is -7.17 155.31

And that was only a 5.5 then:
2014/04/21 5.5 M at 20:45:22 Philippine Islands region 17.44 119.89

This situation broke:

2014/04/24 03:10
6.6 M. Vancouver Island, Canada and:

2014/04/24 at 03:15
6.6 Mw(mB) Eastern Greenland.

Such a time lapse generally indicates tropical storms. But maybe they are storms of a different persuasion?

Once geophysics comes to terms with the fact storm tracks depend on their gyroscopic behaviour and has nothing to do with Coriolis (as Newton stated before that damn fool was even a twinkle) we will be getting track definitions every few minutes, rather than every 3 or so hours and they will have considerably closer margins too, as well!

On Thursday, 24 April 2014 09:34:02 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

2014/04/24 03:10
6.6 M. Vancouver Island, Canada and:

2014/04/24 at 03:15
6.6 Mw(mB) Eastern Greenland.

It's been a couple of days since the last one hasn't it?
Interesting:
http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/eq/latest/index_EN?list=w

Such a time lapse generally indicates tropical storms. But maybe they are storms of a different persuasion?

The Boxing Day quake in Banda Atjeh, for example, had an harmonic with a deep Low to the north of us. Can't remember the angular distance, storm centre to epicentre but am sure it would have been about 80 degrees.

I'd been tired for a few days but the leg cramps had eased off. I've been a good boy about the diet. Some sort of a twinge got me out of bed early with no idea why, so I went and looked and look what I found:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/today.html

In a couple of day's time that link will read:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/140425_rpts.html

Why do they do that I wonder?
It seems so rank.

Anyway. No serious leg cramps. I thoroughly recommend the ketotic diet with the emphasis on not mixing sugar and proteins. If you do fail, take plenty of fluids to wash it all out.

Things are waking up on this page http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/erupting_volcanoes.html too but just to get things straight, there are a few days to go on this spell yet: Apr 22 07:52.

Apr 29 06:14 A
May 7 03:15
Interesting run there you might want to keep in mind for 12 months or so:
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/phase/phases2001.html
All of which indicates another 2 weeks of this:

Latest volcano news:
Thursday, Apr 24,2014. Tungurahua Ecuador: shallow earthquake and signs of internal unrest. Seismic trace of yesterday's M3 earthquake under Tungurahua.
While surface activity has been generally low, IGPEN reports signs that magma might be on its way to the surface.

IR images of Reventador could be a lava fountain and new lava flow.
A new phase of intense activity with possible lava fountains and new lava flows began at the volcano yesterday.

Fuego, Guatemala: During the day, activity at the volcano picked up again.
May god have mercy on our souls.

I have a couple of screen-shots of this:
http://earth.nullschool.net/#current....38,-90.83,377 you ought to see:
http://weathercharts.wordpress.com/2...d-screenshots/

Well... Please yourselves.

On Wednesday, 23 April 2014 13:36:50 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

Similar time = similar spell. (Only not necessarily in that order.)

A volcanic eruption and a run of US tornadoes has occurred or is about to.
I just had the leg cramps to go with them.

You don't get much of an eruption without the suitable winds. And there is nothing to show any of them coming before this spell ends. Things will pick up on Monday sometime around evening the JTWC will be giving storm warnings.

Tuesday, there will be a TD with a likelihood of hurricane force tropicals pending. Before a VEI situation the first wave of storms will deplete before the real thing comes and thus later in the week we will have a Cat 3 or so.

On Saturday, 26 April 2014 18:17:07 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

Similar time = similar spell. (Only not necessarily in that order.)
A volcanic eruption and a run of US tornadoes has occurred or is about to.
I just had the leg cramps to go with them.

We don't get much of an eruption without the suitable winds. And there is
nothing to show any of them coming before this spell ends.
Things will pick up on Monday; sometime around evening the JTWC will be
giving storm warnings.

TD 6 in the NW Pacific will fade quickly (TSR say it will see out the month as a TS and go into May as a TD but it will fade soon. It may rebuild of course.) The storm won't last, there will be some adjacent and consecutive earthquake epicentres to mark that phenomenon and the the stronger storm will come and last longer. There will be large volcanic eruptions with it. This will occur in the next spell.

That starts in a couple of days or so.

As I say, another will arise with it and three will occur at once, one of them a Cat 3 or more for, with it will come a significant VEI eruption. That's with the nes spell I think a significant one for volcanic activity.

Tuesday, there will be a TD with a likelihood of hurricane force tropicals pending. Before a VEI situation the first wave of storms will deplete before the real thing comes and thus later in the week we will have a Cat 3 or so.

Some tornadic activity in the USA like the last spell, luke-warm. As with any herald of volcanic eruptions, flooding takes a disastrous toll elsewhere.. This time it was Afghanistan. Over an hundred have been killed there in flash flooding.

More to come wherever...

On Sunday, 27 April 2014 22:49:35 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:


TD 6 in the NW Pacific will fade quickly (TSR say it will see out the month as a TS and go into May as a TD but it will fade soon. It may rebuild of course.) The storm won't last, there will be some adjacent and consecutive earthquake epicentres to mark that phenomenon and the the stronger storm will come and last longer. There will be large volcanic eruptions with it. This will occur in the next spell.

What a difference a day makes. The Australian charts are now indicating tropical storms (rows of parallel isobars following the Antarctic contours exactly.)

No sign of it in the North Atlantic though. I still think it is a bust.
Could be wrong though.

That cyclone off Cape Horn is back. Just as large as ever but with an hollow centre. I wonder what that means. It doesn't mean Tapah is going to make Cat 1, whatever. Oh, well. We wait and see.

On 28/04/2014 20:32, Weatherlawyer wrote:

That cyclone off Cape Horn is back. Just as large as ever but with an
hollow centre. I wonder what that means.

That Homer Simpson might want to eat it?



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