Aug 4 00:50 Aug 10 18:09 Aug 17 12:26
Aug 25 14:13 Sep 2 11:11

The last lunar phase above is the end of this cycle. It is the next Anticyclone in the eastern North Atlantic.

Only of course with 6 Tropical storms in the way and two of them (at least) Blocking Lows, things are not going to go thataway.

With so many tropical storms it is difficult to imagine there won't be some major volcanic activity all over the newspapers in the next weeks. All the more so as this is a wet spell and following it are two volcanically whatsit spells and one that is tornadic (not that the previous such spell was anything of the sort. Quite the opposite in fact.)

The weather is brilliant here so far.
The end of the last spell was completed with the sort of seismic shock that I had come to expect with the demise of tropical storms. Now I am wondering if they indicate such. OTOH of course I also said that Halong would be displaced by a storm it had been blocking.

So some gateway into further research s required there.

I am sure that GOES is going to be the major tool in sorting out all this stuff. No idea how though. Someone with a brain will have to become a Meteorologist to do it I suppose. Too many climatologists on board that train for now though. Perhaps some political knife wielding is required, since Thatcher's efforts at surgery have proved so disastrous.

One thing that lends itself to my ideas on the relationship of tornadoes and volcanoes is the absence of both during a period of heightened tropical activity. It usually occurs straight after, if I read the runes correctly.

I wonder if there is a reason that seismology is never going to figure in god blessing modern research. Do you have to be a bumptious atheist, or something of that sort, to get a university education aimed at destroying the planet with very little likelihood of financial security at the end of the course?

I'm pretty sure the god of bigger monkeys figures in the religion of such misguided idiots. But what can one say?

On Monday, 4 August 2014 17:17:09 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:

Aug 25 14:13 Sep 2 11:11

The last lunar phase above is the end of this cycle. It is the next Anticyclone in the eastern North Atlantic.

Only of course with 6 Tropical storms in the way and two of them (at least) Blocking Lows, things are not going to go thataway.

With so many tropical storms it is difficult to imagine there won't be some major volcanic activity all over the newspapers in the next weeks. All the more so as this is a wet spell and following it are two volcanically whatsit spells and one that is tornadic (not that the previous such spell was anything of the sort. Quite the opposite in fact.)

The weather is brilliant here so far.

The end of the last spell was completed with the sort of seismic shock that I had come to expect with the demise of tropical storms. Now I am wondering if they indicate such. OTOH of course I also said that Halong would be displaced by a storm it had been blocking.

So some gateway into further research is required there.

I am sure that GOES is going to be the major tool in sorting out all this stuff. No idea how though. Someone with a brain will have to become a Meteorologist to do it, I suppose. Too many climatologists on board that train for now though. Perhaps some political knife wielding is required, since Thatcher's efforts at surgery have proved so disastrous.

One thing that lends itself to my ideas on the relationship of tornadoes and volcanoes is the absence of both during a period of heightened tropical activity. It usually occurs straight after, if I read the runes correctly.

I am wondering now at the relationship between North Atlantic storms and the maximum lunar declinations:
http://www.umass.edu/sunwheel/pages/moonteaching.html

While 2005 was an extreme record breaker for hurricanes, the opposite seems to be true of Asian Pacific tropical storms. OTOH it would be good to correlate the incidence of volcanic activities from 2005 to say about 2007/8 with that of tornadoes and earthquakes. (2006 and 2007 being years when the phases of the moon were out most of the time. In 2005 they were dramatically acute.)

This spell ends tomorrow on the 10 August (a short week) however the NAEFS continues to portray strong volcanic eruptions until the end of the following spell (three lows in a row across the latitude) on the 17th.

The next TWO spells are volcanic though. So it may change to yet more. Or it may devolve back into active tornadic stuff. I believe I posted somewhere on this thread that Sunday could bring a line storm. That chart butterfled.. I am not sure what we got instead but of course the recent unusual typhoon activity was just starting.

But like I said, I can't say. Three dark masses hit Antarctica from the 14th. Maybe a large quake will intervene. The NAEF does lose some focus at about that time. I have noticed that the cyclones in the southern hemisphere are no longer encompassing the surrounding continents -letting the Highs circulate more freely.

The cyclone approaching Australia starts pointing the way of a tropical storm from Thursday night. (I think the signal is forced on the cyclonic system by the flow under Australia. I have no idea why that is/might be. I am pretty sure it is related to the shape of the coast of southern Australia but can only guess why -especially as there is an anticyclone involved.)