Re: Piddly E-pac Canes
Posted by
Mike_Doran on 6/25/2009, 8:10 am
Perhaps this is one reason electrics is missed in terms of cause. To me for the weather on the left coast the teleconnections are extremely telling in terms of the minimal variation from extremely hot and dry that we get between June and the end of October. IOWs, the hurricane season (EPAC season starts in May and we can seriouly be hot and dry here in May).
Andre is interesting to me for the appearance of two sun spots and an extreme flip in the SOI. It went from like minus 50 to positive 10--something like that. The ocean there where the El Cajan dammed river comes is now roiled. Stirred. That's good for brining nutrients to the surface and in the long run probably means that in combination with delayed flow that the location becomes relatively carbonated, relatively able to support a tropical storm. I suspect this will change the pattern we have been seeing.
Two things on this season worth watching--that dam and the sun spot cycle 24 and they come up on this relatively piddly storm. This relatively piddly storm in my view tells you a bit what way the wind is blowing on the bigger ones to come . . . including the one I am concerned about, the premature glacial forming superstorm from the melted Arctic that kills billions. Call me crazy . . . I have already heard it. |
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