Media Begins to Explain Earth’s Changing Atmosphere

This video was originally published 4/7/2019

As expected, the media are starting to drip feed information about all these changes in our climate and their relation to the Sun’s activity state. Researchers are starting to find patterns associated with extreme floods, so they are now finally admitting that this is a pattern, and as we know, if these events follow a pattern or a cycle, then it is not CO2-induced.

In this chart, Spatial Domain shows where each Pattern is Dominant, where researchers found cyclical activity in atmospheric flows that creates extreme floods; and even pinpoint which is an El Niño or a La Niña event.

Such events are not CO2 driven events but are natural cycles. This type of information is skipped by a lot of people or featured in national newspapers so you have to purposely seek it out online.

Some related articles are shown below. This article on “Scientists Link California Droughts and Floods to Distinctive Atmospheric Waves” shows that the event is a cycle; while the articles, “Study Finds More Extreme Storms Ahead for California” and “New Scale to Characterize Strength and Impacts of ARC Storms” indicate that the storms are intensifying.

I have written about this new classification of ARC storms before, which is at a 5+-level. They are therefore aware that the intensity of ARC storms is going to increase based on the intensification of the Grand Solar Minimum and the way Earth’s jet streams are bending and colliding in the atmosphere.

I think, they are somewhat preparing your minds for these changes, because they knew that a Grand Solar Minimum visits once every 400 years. So, this is their way of telling you that we are in ‘it’ again, and things are going to amplify.

Interestingly, this article from January 2019 seems to warn us that “As a butterfly’s wings, this will cause a typhoon on the other side of the planet” or something very similar. Remember that global patterns of extreme rainfall are linked to each other through the atmosphere, not overland. So, if we are seeing extreme atmospheric changes, we would also see extreme rainfall, hail, and wind events.

Somehow, they are linking everything back to central India and are saying that five days in advance of extreme rainfalls can be predicted in different countries, depending on the atmospheric flows, which are expected to go out of flow.

These articles are also informing you to anticipate another changes as explained by this chart below. Notice that they are no longer calling it ‘rainfall events’, but ‘extreme rainfall events’, to prepare you for any extreme events to come, like these extreme rainfalls that we are seeing now.

Also, look at some of the driest places on our planet, like Mali in western Africa, specifically, the Djenne Mosque. This is incredibly famous and beautiful, that reminds us of Timbuktu.

This is located in the area of Mopti, colored red on the right chart; or you can see it in Mali, colored orange on the left chart. The other portion of western Africa is in white to give you a good indication of where one of the driest areas on our planet is.

Then, if you look at the Bandiagara cliffs, something very similar with the Anasazi cliff dwellings in New Mexico Arizona region of the four corners of the United States can be seen, so obviously, something happened there in the past. I feel all of these dolmens and cliff dwellings were to run from either plasma discharge, extreme winds or some types of atmospheric anomalies on our planet in the past. These structures are seen all around the world. Turkey, for example, built all those underground cities in Cappadocia. Is it because something cyclic in nature will return?

There is also another highlight in history regarding salt and its value that I want to point out. These days, it is easy for us to obtain salt, and Mopti was known as one of the largest salt producers and the wealthiest regions on the planet, when they were dealing with salt several thousand years ago.

The caravans that came through for the salt trade, and the salt blocks that were traded were equal in weight to gold. That is how valuable salt was, and it will be the same in the future when power grids are down for long periods of time. Now, however, we are more interested in buying pink Himalayan sea salt lamps at a local store, than learning the secrets they kept while mining salt in the desert, two millennia ago.

I brought up this topic because, Mali, one of the driest places on the planet flooded with rain damaged in the refugee camps. This story would have been probably ignored by the media if it did not damage refugee camps.

Looking at the before and after images, you can see that that rain did not just create a puddle, but it has filled up miles and miles of the inland Delta. I understand that they have seasonal rainfalls there, but this is completely in the wrong place for a seasonal rainfall as it does not usually flood in these areas, that is why refugee camps are built there, because they would not put refugees in a flood risk zone, yet this place flooded.

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