Re: Here's the $H!#
Posted by
Mike_Doran on 8/15/2009, 12:49 am
Looking much better now.
1. Space weather remains poor. However low solar wind doesn't prevent RI.
2. Because this time of year max global current, CO2 as conductivity variable expressed despite poor spaceweather.
3. Felicia and her bro 'E' Storm in EPAC indicat electrics favors 'twins'. You MUST think of TDII and 90l as twins too. Electrically they are the same and they at this point will actually cause both storms to have stability.
4. Iniatially you have to understand that as the thunderstorms that made 90l roll off the Africa coast they went from a source of power, so to speak, from thunderstorm, to a power using device. That was hard on TDII, which had to share the power. Now there are some nice thunderstorms nearing the African coast again and they are helping to power our twins.
5. G storm in EPAC initially is as hard as strong El Nino conditions on our twins. But G is maxed out now or soon and will be weakening and as it does there is more displacement currents available in the Atlantic. SOI index is positive and above 5 BTW, which is fairly un El Nino like.
6. This is the longest lull in xray activity so far, with these strange bursts of xray activity despite no coronal holes or sun spots. The twins are now almost exclusively a phenomenon of regeional and local lightning and how couplings work, discharge and so forth at peak seasonal lightning. |
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