VEI 5/6 Eruptions in the N. Hemisphere Means Exceptional Cold on Ta...

A monster eruption from the Kamchatka Peninsula ejected ash that reached up to 70,000 feet is being confirmed. I thought the corporate media would jump on this story and blame it on global warming, but they did not. I guess they want to avoid talking about this, because this event will have a cooling effect on Earth’s temperature. This is a problem indeed, how is the corporate media going to weave this into a narrative of runaway global warming, when this single eruption is going to drop temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere?

Especially now that Volcano Discovery released a latest update regarding Shiveluch volcano. By the way, this is an excellent source for any volcanic eruption updates. I suggest that you check their site frequently to double-check if there are eruptions or any other volcanic activity. They follow earthquake events as well. Anyway, they confirmed a 70,000-foot plume from this eruption.

Since the Kamchatka Peninsula is located north of Japan, toward the Arctic Circle, ash is everywhere around those regions. Also, just about 2 weeks ago, there was another 47,000-foot eruption, which was observed by the Himawari 8 Satellite.

If you look at this chart of magnetic polar wander, it shows that Earth’s Northern magnetic pole is moving in that direction, although, not directly over Kamchatka. I talked about this in my presentation, Winter is Coming, and if you ask me if this is an outlier, I would say ‘yes’, but if you ask me if it is because of the magnetic polar wander, I would admit, it is hard to say.

One thing is for sure, the North Pole is definitely not where it is used to be. It is moving, and it continues to trek 50–60 miles, that is 1° latitude per year. This could be one of the explanations of global weather changes that we are having.

You should always remember to have some fun during this tumultuous time, and take a volcano selfie because this will be one of the last opportunities in our current civilization for you to take advantage of leisure travel. Enjoy international travel, the abundant food supply and being able to go on a holiday to relax and chill out in a swinging hammock. Forget your worries, because next year, 2020, things are going to change swiftly especially the global awakening in 2021 of the Grand Solar Minimum effects on our global food supply.

Events this year, such as cooling temperatures due to blocking highs, the volcanic ash and sulfur dioxide and the aerosols should give you a good indication of what will happen next year and this 2019 winter.

Meanwhile, Canadian SIPS, a long-term forecast for blocking highs, as well as lows over the Arctic Circle, released a longer term forecast on how pressure systems are going to affect the future winters or summers. Obviously, we are heading into winter, so a blocking high means exceptional cold displacing cold air over North America, Asia, and Europe.

But of course this natural pattern is going to be blamed on global warming. It could not be a natural thing; it has to be CO2. Anyway, blocking highs were seen in the late 1970s. If you look into the 1970’s weather patterns, Buffalo had blizzards and there was even extreme cold across Chicago. We might see 2.0 of those same events this coming winter.

Now, this is what a blocking highs look like. I have chosen this side so we can get a wider depth of view. The North Pole is actually to the right, and as can be seen, the blocking high pressure is going to push and displace polar air that will force colder air down south.

They are already looking at extreme cold across the US East Coast, Japan, Taiwan and eastern China, as well as parts of Europe. However, every time we have extreme cold, corporate media will blame it on CO2 because of the blocking high. I can already write headlines of what we are going to see in the media in advance.

I talked more about this in a presentation I did, Winter is Coming: Cycles of Change & Transition. This is a full hour, and 10-minute presentation accompanied by more than 100 slides to explain and give a better visual representation of how I see these events, along with so many others.

This reveals an unfolding of the Grand Solar Minimum, and an in-depth discussion of volcanic eruptions that I talked about 6–8 months ago. These eruptions are starting to uptick, and we start to see VEI-5 or 6 range plumes. If we see a VEI 7, the very next winter will be the coldest in hundreds and hundreds of years. Our crops will go right along with that, and we will have the lowest yields in hundreds of years, because they do go hand in hand.

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