Change in Weather Patterns

[angiem]

hi,
am in canberra, in the great land of aus:) just wondering, whom out there have experienced big changes in the normal weather patterns. its very strange here at the moment. but what is also strange, is no one wants to talk about it. its like they are ignoring it!
we are experiencing snow on our mountains, when at this time of year, the weather is bordering "just tolerable" we are supposed to be hitting summer and summer here usual ranges around the 30-35 degree mark, not the minuses, we have major storms and flooding in the top end, we are getting loads of rain in the middle of aus, in the alice, when it doesnt generally rain a lot there, as its a desert!!!
we recently finished a lot of planting in our garden, as it was a new place and very thread bare on the old plants, we now, even though a lot of these plants are only young, seem to continually have flowers.... even during winter! we have a tree that looks like its heading into autum right now, and this tree has always been very healthy, jeez there is just so much.
is there anyone else out there that seems to be experiencing this type of thing!

[PriestOfLight]

hear in new jersy (us) the weather is interesting to say the least. it is very cold. years ago in the late 70 early 80's it used to get this cold around now, but that hasn't happened for 20+ years. it is usually still warm comparitively.

[conundrum]

yes i notice and people generally ignore it or don't talk about it as you have mentioned the younger people would probably see it as normal the older are probably freaked out and some just keep on doing what they have always done.

it has been mentioned by dw that the weather is a reflection of peoples emotions or intentions or some thing along those lines, at first i shrugged it off or laughed one of the two
but dw has also mentioned that there is technology available that can alter or manipulate the weather which has been used as a weapon in the recent past.

human consciousness is more power full than any weapon available on the planet in regards to harp technology ect has been dw's constant message .

the world is currently experiencing a purging of negativity or fear and all the commotion on the planet at this time is an attempt to wake people up like a slap in the face as most of us are walking around like zombies only responding when our asses are on fire or being hit by lightening so to speak.

its a time of healing if people will let go of there fears but we have to let go... sounds easy doesn't it :rolleyes:

[angiem]

yes i notice and people generally ignore it or don't talk about it as you have mentioned the younger people would probably see it as normal the older are probably freaked out and some just keep on doing what they have always done.

it has been mentioned by dw that the weather is a reflection of peoples emotions or intentions or some thing along those lines, at first i shrugged it off or laughed one of the two
but dw has also mentioned that there is technology available that can alter or manipulate the weather which has been used as a weapon in the recent past.

human consciousness is more power full than any weapon available on the planet in regards to harp technology ect has been dw's constant message .

the world is currently experiencing a purging of negativity or fear and all the commotion on the planet at this time is an attempt to wake people up like a slap in the face as most of us are walking around like zombies only responding when our asses are on fire or being hit by lightening so to speak.

its a time of healing if people will let go of there fears but we have to let go... sounds easy doesn't it :rolleyes:


yes i agree and i have read the same of dw's articles re this, and various other sites, but wanted to get an idea of how widespread it really was. you can no longer rely on the weather channels (not that you ever could really i spose:cool:). and no not an easy thing to change, especailly when its getting ignored.
one thing i have noticed in my rumblings around the net, is that, with all that has happened, those that do speak about it (ie forums and the like) like to lay the blame on everyone else but themselves. cause as far as i am concerned it was everyones doing.
i think, on one forum, they had the over forties blaming the under forties, and the under 30's were blaming all those over 30. but when you try to tell them that they were all apart of this whole shamozle, again your ignored, and they carry on laying the blame on anyone they can, still with the blinkers on!!. no one wants to really stand up and say, hey i was a part of this and we should all get together to fix it... its a case of: its you done it you fix it.. its all your fault!! rather sad really!

[Djonne]

i'm not too sure and we cannot really tell anything, but here where i live, in quebec, southeast of st-laurent, this year everything seems normal but happily our 2008 summer has been smoother than 5-6 last years. we had one very hot week and that was it. not too many thunderstorms in summer.

our fall is almost finished and still no snow, and can't wait to see some.

[Berry Chastain]

here in north texas this last year, we have been so moderate all year long. we ususally go from one extreme to the other, blistering hot in the summer and ice in the winter. we had a very mild summer with a minimum number of 100 degree days, last spring we had very few severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and so far this fall our temps have been quite moderate, not much rain though. is this a change? yeah, i would say so though nothing spectacular.

i have a friend in northwest india in jaipur though with whom i communicate regularly. he lives in a desert area, usually very dry and hot. there, the weather change has been dramatic. they have had record rains throughout the summer, not just during the monsoon season which was heavier than usual. they had so much rain that it destroyed crops which were ready to harvest and kept the farmers from replanting because of the mud. this is desert! their fall and winter is normally quite mild, but my friend tells me that already they are having to bundle up as if it was a severe winter for them. they think that 50f(10c) is extremely cold. now they are wishing for that.

so even though there is not similar changes happening all over the world, there are remarkable changes going on regionally, hot places getting cooler, cool places getting warmer, dry getting wet and vice versa. i read somewhere in the last few days that what is happening is that we are moving toward a worldwide temperate climate. wouldn't that be nice. and i don't find that we can blame anyone or thing for what is happening. it is a cosmic event, just as david has indicated many times, as we move into a higher vibrational zone of the galaxy. i watch in amazement and wonder as we progress through the next few years.

[soliti]

here in the uk is same old same old, grey and wet all year long, we did have one week of sun though about 2 months ago::cool:

[vjvousden]

i wish i could say we have changed but i can't. this year saw temperatures rise into the 100s (upper 30s/40ish) in april stay steadily there until only recently (oct.). and even now when we should be in the upper 60s to lower 70s, it's in the mid 80s!!! too hot for thanksgiving! and we are due to have rain this weekiend but it's our first decent rain since july. we are low desert and it's so far being typical if a bit warmer longer than usual. i'd love to see it go more moderate and wetter here. my garden is a sorry thing, but i try.
going with the flow...
valarie

[Vinnie]

also here in belgium the weather is much colder then usual. we had snow here last weekend !!

[Jasper]

our sun is at it's quietest since records began, a sunspot now-a-days is very rare. global dimming has been registered as increasing for at least 25 years.

this all affects ocean temperatures, which in turn affects wind directions. recently commercial airline pilots started to get fuel shortages on cross atlantic flights because the wind direction had changed from e/w to n/s (or something like that). either way, the normal tail wind was not there to assist them.

another thing that the air travel industry has to do is alter the magnetic north settings on a regular basis. this has been more prevalent in recent years.

lots going on, i'm not looking forward to it much.

[angiem]

the pole has been moving quite rapidly, i cant find the link anymore, but they did a study on it in canada, and it had moved quite extensively. no suprise that they would have to adust their tracking mechanisms. but i dont know how i feel personally about the pole shift, as from what i understand is that its a common occurance.

just to note, the weather has started to pick up a bit... wait and see what next week brings us:)

[tofupup]

here in texas i have experienced 2 hurricanes in 3 years... that's an awful lot!

[tofupup]

i forgot to add another. there were 3. i cannot edit my post because i'm under review i think!

[Berry Chastain]

here is some information regarding the magnetic polar shift, quoted from wikipedia.

"the canadian government has made several measurements since, which show that the north magnetic pole is continually moving northwest. in 1996 an expedition certified its location by magnetometer and theodolite at 78°35.7′n 104°11.9′w / 78.595, -104.1983 (magnetic north pole 1996).[7] its estimated 2005 position was 82°42′n 114°24′w / 82.7, -114.4 (magnetic north pole 2005 est), to the west of ellesmere island, the biggest of the queen elizabeth islands, in canada.[8] during the 20th century it has moved 1100 km, and since 1970 its rate of motion has accelerated from 9 km/year to 41 km/year (2001–2003 average; see also polar drift). if it maintained its present speed and direction it would reach siberia in about 50 years, but it is expected to veer from its present course and slow down."

the fact that the airlines and the military have to change their settings for flight paths frequently confirms this information.

one thing which most people are not thinking about is that much of the beaching of whales is caused due to this phenomenon. they migrate by following magnetic lines along their traditional paths. when these line change due to the shift of the magnetic pole they tend to follow the same paths which ends up taking them to dry land rather than their proposed destination. the same thing is happening to migrating birds, whose flight paths have changed as well as their destinations often putting them in undesirable locations for wintering. the flight paths of the monarch and fritalary butterflies has also been disturbed.

here in texas we always used to see the fight of migrating geese coming over spring and fall. rarely are there any flocks flying across north central texas anymore. we used to have flocks of butterflies numbering in the millions fly through downtown dallas every fall. now we see few if any monarchs wandering through the area. when i see one, i bless it and wish it well on its lonely journey to mexico.

[KassandraLoves]

the nw of the us, in my opinion, is definitely undergoing some kooky climates lately....

[angiem]

one thing which most people are not thinking about is that much of the beaching of whales is caused due to this phenomenon. they migrate by following magnetic lines along their traditional paths. when these line change due to the shift of the magnetic pole they tend to follow the same paths which ends up taking them to dry land rather than their proposed destination.

ahh ok. was wondering what was causing that, and it makes sense. i thought that it may be a case of the whales being affected by sonar and radar that we use on our ship/subs, as i read somewhere that that really hurts them as well!!!

[Black Hole Son]

to all,

first let me say i feel extremely grateful to have found divine cosmos, and i am excited to read and share alike in our quest for "total consciousness", and i thank everyone who has taken the time to share their views and experiences.

understanding, love and forgiveness!!!!!!

in regards to "change in weather patterns", look no further than tampa, fl. we've had once of the hottest summers that i can remember, where we would literally look up to the sky and beg for rain. in contrast, in the last month we have hit the 30's at night several times. now this is where it gets crazy, as in most normal periods of record for this area, that would never happen until january and february. in fact, i am writing this with my heat on, as it is 46 degrees.

[Berry Chastain]

that is another issue. yes, the submarine sonar practices is causing death to whales and dolphins. what it is doing is rupturing the blood vessels in the inner ears and brain, and these are causing internal bleeding and stroke. the whales are beaching themselves to get away from the sonic pain and dying sometime before they actually wash up on the shores.

i have had the suspicion that our bee population is also being effected by the magnetic pole shift. perhaps this is the reason for the lose of so many bees in the last few years. i don't know if any of you have noticed this phenomonon personally but i have in the last years observed where we would have hundreds of bees around the fruit trees and hollies, this last year i was blessing the stray be i saw coming to the flowers. i had no fruit on my peaches this year and the holly bushes which are normally covered with berries by now have almost no berries on them. all of this empasises to me the change which is happening as we approach the shift.

[angiem]

that is another issue. yes, the submarine sonar practices is causing death to whales and dolphins. what it is doing is rupturing the blood vessels in the inner ears and brain, and these are causing internal bleeding and stroke. the whales are beaching themselves to get away from the sonic pain and dying sometime before they actually wash up on the shores.

i have had the suspicion that our bee population is also being effected by the magnetic pole shift. perhaps this is the reason for the lose of so many bees in the last few years. i don't know if any of you have noticed this phenomonon personally but i have in the last years observed where we would have hundreds of bees around the fruit trees and hollies, this last year i was blessing the stray be i saw coming to the flowers. i had no fruit on my peaches this year and the holly bushes which are normally covered with berries by now have almost no berries on them. all of this empasises to me the change which is happening as we approach the shift.


i hate that they are doing this to the whales, and when asked to change or switch them off when whales are in the area, a straight no was given. very sad that they dont care for the whales anymore, even australia has had to take a step back this year, and are not monitoring the waters for illegal fishing boats.
we dont have a problem with our bees here, i think australia is one of very few countries left that has a "natural wild population" of bees left, i think that is our saving grace! i remember reading somewhere, i think it was on a web page about lobsang rampa... and they were saying on there that all the bees had gone to hollow earth... bit far fetched. but they have been finding that its from chemical poisoning that they are dying off. i have a link, but will check if mods will let me post!:)

[micjer]

hi,
i live in southern ontario, canada.
we had a very wet spring/summer throughout canada this year. flooding was common in many areas. usually some areas are damp but others would be dry. we had severe thunderstorms somewhere in canada every day for about 6 weeks. (tornado warnings very common)
it seemed that storms which normally would come from the west would arrive from any direction. the thunderstorms would materialize out of nowhere even on cool days. normally only get t storms after a hot humid day. the clouds would have enormous height to them.

now we are getting tons of snow and it came early.

in summary far from normal.

[Pilkington]

as far as i am aware, we are currently going through a period of almost zero solar or solar flare activity.
this has been going for over a year and has caused a uniform global and solar system cooling trend, one piece of evidence is an increase in size of the north pole ice cap.

my observation of corresponding personal and perhaps social phenomenon over the last year or so has been the surfacing and even some resolution of issues pertaining to the shadow self. another way to put it would be simply the deepest and darkest aspects of life, perhaps the coldest parts of life. in my case it has involved issues with my family and my upbringing and has culminated in my father dying in the midst of the upheaval and others seeming to want to choose very "negative" paths and cutting off contact.

i don't mean to allude to vague personal detail but more to try to represent a phenomenon that may be similar to what others are experiencing or observing.

so i am aware that the gaining energetic momentum we were seeing in the sun went down to almost nothing, at the same time on a personal level much was coming to the surface and it seems many have subsequently split of into different pathways into the future.
some have already chosen one of three directions, conscious evolution, conscious service to negativity or perhaps more time to work on oneself/can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.

i feel i have seen this all go down among my immediate family, unfortunately i seem to be the only one on the first path and sadly the latter path meant the death of a physically healthy but energetically torn person to pass away in his sleep via spontaneous instant heart failure free of any negative symptoms in life (physically).

i could say that in a way i have already seen the split of 2012 already occur in my life.

sorry to be partially off topic here, but is anyone aware of this low solar activity and cold trend and has david written or spoken on this at all?

it makes sense to me and seems like the calm before the final storm we may soon be embarking on.

[BenOne]

hi,
am in canberra, in the great land of aus:) we are experiencing snow on our mountains, when at this time of year, the weather is bordering "just tolerable" we are supposed to be hitting summer and summer here usual ranges around the 30-35 degree mark, not the minuses, we have major storms and flooding in the top end, we are getting loads of rain in the middle of aus, in the alice, when it doesnt generally rain a lot there, as its a desert!!!

this message is confirmation to something i have been seeing for a while and will share it here.

for the past few year's i have been paying attention to this map of ocean temperatures:
weather underground sea surface temp (http://www.wunderground.com/tropical)

draw your attention to the black colored water on top and bottom of the world map. in the past year i have noticed this region of cold 45 deg and below water expanding fast. on the north in the gulf of alaska the water was pink (a 10+ deg difference). you can see how the cold water is pooling against north and south amercia and heading for the equator.

this is my observation of this map. i encourage anybody to watch this map and report if you notice change.

[Angeldustxiii]

i'm not too sure and we cannot really tell anything, but here where i live, in quebec, southeast of st-laurent, this year everything seems normal but happily our 2008 summer has been smoother than 5-6 last years. we had one very hot week and that was it. not too many thunderstorms in summer.

our fall is almost finished and still no snow, and can't wait to see some.

i m in british columbia canada. on the west coast near vancouver. we had three feet snow christmas week whish is more snow than weve had here in 50 years. so i would agree in alot places weather is changing.

[mikejose]

i think, on one forum, they had the over forties blaming the under forties, and the under 30's were blaming all those over 30. but when you try to tell them that they were all apart of this whole shamozle, again your ignored, and they carry on laying the blame on anyone they can, still with the blinkers on!!. no one wants to really stand up and say, hey i was a part of this and we should all get together to fix it... its a case of: its you done it you fix it.. its all your fault!! rather sad really!

divide and conquer right? the thing of it is, i believe anyways is that its no ones fault its all part of the natural earth changes cycle we are heading towards rapidly and it will soon become undeniable, from what i have found in my own circles and on the net is some statistic that say's humans are only responsible for about 3% of global warming, remember that our galaxy is spinning towards a major galactic event with lots of gamma radiation involved, the closer we get the hotter and stranger the weather will be, all those out there pointing theyer fingers at each other are all just buying into this al-gore-ism and making him a rich man off of something he knows is not the fault of humans, he is just making some good cash selling carbon credits and lecturing his scare tactics. sorry, did i just perform hypocrisy? i'm sure i upset a few people, seems you cant talk bad about ol al g but what i am trying to say is, all it takes is some people of power or scientific standing to upset the population into pointing fingers at those who would be at fault while it is just something we have to accept and adapt to.
remember... love, accept, forgive.

peace y'all

[Jasper]

the cloud appreciation society says that a new type of cloud has been recognised, and has been name the 'asperatus formation'.

i personally witnessed such a cloud the other day, so this information is very useful. it's a shame they didn't call it 'jasperatus' !!!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_8076000/8076805.stm

[SONOFMAN]

norther michigan - last winter/this spring are cold and wet, the kind of weather we experienced in the 1970's and early 1980's. i think it is nice, hopefully not just the calm before the storm.

[Saïd]

where i live, the weather has behaved quite well so far; nothing so much outside of the usual.

some winters have been a bit warmer maybe (there used to be more snow some 20 ys ago as far as i remember), but otherwise nothing weird here.

personally i could use two more months of nice weather but that has always been the same concern in my area ;)

[Liam]

there seems to have been a major change in weather patterns during summers in my area. the last 3 summers have been unusually wet with very little warm and sunny weather. what settled weather we get has tended to be in short spells followed by weeks of cool conditions with heavy showers. britain historically has been known for light and persistent rain followed by some sunny days and some showery days. the rainfall statistics for the past 3 summers have been simply astonishing, with rain far heavier and thunderstorms far more frequent than in the past. it's hard to do any outdoor activity without the risk of getting drenched. the abundant clouds are often of the large towering variety, even when there are breaks. i can barely think of a day in the past few weeks when the sky was clear, or when there were only fair weather clouds in the sky. i must admit i do find it depressing at times- it's difficult to get the many benefits of the sun even in the middle of summer and after weeks and weeks of continuous cloudy and cool weather it does get to me a little bit.

meteorologists tell us it's because the jet stream has been tracking much further south than usual, so that it is right over northern europe, whereas traditionally it is further north during the summer months. the thing is, this is the 3rd summer in a row where this has happened. there has been some speculation on the weather forums i visit that the tendency for the jet to move south is related to the current solar minimum. whatever it is, it has been testing for me as i am generally much happier when the sun is shining. i have been trying to accept that this is where i chose to be born and so this is where i probaby need to be, even though thoughts of emigrating to warmer climes cross my mind constantly.

[Jasper]

these long, crazy-looking clouds can grow to be 600 miles long and can move at up to 35 miles per hour, causing problems for aircraft even on windless days.


http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/08/morninggloryclouds/

[Matthew Clark]

hi liam,

i agree with everything you say about the weather here in the uk - our summer weather is pants!

you may remember several months ago we were promised a much better summer this year and were told it would be warmer than usual.

my colleagues friend works for the met office and she said that the government told the met office to say it was going to be a good summer because they wanted as many people to stay here in the uk as possible. people going abroad does nothing/very little to help our economy.

so there you are, blame the government!!

matt

[Liam]

hi matthew, you may be right about the reasons for that positive summer forecast coming out. from what i can gather though there were some scientific reasons for them expecting a better summer. it was supposedly going to be an el nino year as opposed to la nina, but unfortunately we haven't felt many benefits of this!

when you think about it though the government's approach makes sense. particularly when you consider the fact that the pound weakened severely against the euro and the dollar at the start of the year. predicting a hot summer on top of this would be sure to make people stay in the uk! then again it was covered widely in the mainstream media, so i don't know what that tells us! the cynic in me says that the weather could be being manipulated with some advanced technology, but if this was the case you'd think they'd go for searing heat to dry and further advance the global warming agenda!

i think that the global climate is changing naturally, and its becoming more and more unpredictable. it might be something we have to put up with for a few years. hopefully it will be nicer after 2012! :)

[Blacksunshine]

it has been a very mild summer here in salt lake city utah. we have had more rain then i can ever remember in my history. it had brought a thought up in my mind a few days ago.

i was reading a great article on going back to ancient calendars...13 month 28 days calendars...and it got me to think. if perhaps we are "supposed" to be on a 13 month 28 days calendar....then at this point in time, we would actually have no idea what season it is. then because of our incredible minds to "create reality" perhaps we have actually been able to hold the weather patterns for many years....but perhaps we really cant hold that any longer, as we all know that we need to change, okay we are changing...but i thought about that, and it just crossed my mind as ironically fascinating. nature perhaps is speaking to us.

[renegadeloser]

i live in las vegas, nv and have noticed extremely odd weather the last few years. first off we've been getting persistant snowfall, eg snow that actually sticks to the ground instead melting instantly like it normally does hear. this has happened about once a year for the last 3 years. this spring and summer was expecially crazy.
we normally have extremely dry weather except for at the end of summer and beginning of fall (the time of year we're in now). this is actually called our monsoon season. however, this year it rained very regularly from about march to late july. i mean rain every other day, when on a normal year it might rain once during this period. also it was cool during the time of year that is our peak heat. at the end of june the weather is usually like 115 degrees to 120 degrees for about a week. this year throughout the entire month of june it was in the upper 80's and lower 90's and didn't start breaking 100 until a week into july... very wierd stuff.

[Wanderer Awoken green eye]

my weather here in new mexico is all the same so far!! maybe my state is doing something right lol or is it just my concious influence being noticed hmmmmm!!???

[Viracocha]

there is definately a change in the weather, here in australia we had the hottest day ever recorded on earth last year & this winter has already been recorded as the warmest ever, we also had the very weird yet beautiful dust storm, we are also experiencing drought & floods in some parts of australia so yes there is a change happening right now just makes you wonder how far it will go :confused:

[rebzzz]

since many nations have the haarp technology and can create the weather that suits them or to attack others, who knows what is real or manmade. it came out in a senate hearing that haarp technology was used as far back as the vietnam war as a weapon. treaties have been signed agreeing this technology would not be used as a weapon but we know how that goes. i believe raytheon still has the government contract on haarp. most people are completely clueless about such things and refuse to be educated on them. i guess they do believe ignorance is bliss.

[chillhour101]

collective (global) meditation can reduce crime stats by 70% by focusing on peace, harmony, love, and light.

that's the power of deliberate and focused intent.

what else can we do collectively? are doing collectively? deliberate or 'unaware sleepy heads?"

[Golden Mean]

i'm in minnesota, u.s. and we have a nice flowering bush here (not exclusively) that buds and blooms in the springtime with magnificent smelling flowers. a local news station reported recently that some people were seeing them bloom in sept!
a few days ago while raking leaves i noticed that mine are producing new buds at the end of fall. strange indeed.

i'm curious to see how the flora and fauna adapt during these changing times.

peace to all.
~ golden mean

[silvernode]

all i can say is that here in chicago it has remained at a moderate temperature. usually this time of year it's well into the 30s but in fact it's just recently begun to cool down. as december gets closer it will be interesting to see if this holds true. i will be paying close attention in the next few weeks and if by mid december the climate is still fairly warm (40s-50s) then i will for sure know something is starting to happen.

[7Sisters]

we have a small park behind our apartment, and a few days ago we walked through it and the trees all had buds on them and some of the bushes. also i still have a few perenials blooming out in my garden. i live in northern il. what is odd is that we have had a number of hard frosts which should have killed off any more growth this year.

[Nova]

normally at this time we would all be in shorts and t-shirts and swimming in the pool. we have had a very cold winter for us. we have been wearing boots, heavy jackets, etc. i have lived here for over 30 years and never remember it being this cold for so long in south florida.

[rosebud]

kia ora.

i'm one of many tracking/recording the chemtrail/haarp activity over nz's south island. there was nothing wrong with our weather patterns until they started chemtrailing us.

:eek:

[Steelo08]

hi rosebud,

i live up in the northern auckland region and i haven't seen anything abnormal in our sky's here.
maybe their trialling above a smaller population first before they unleash it on the main centre. then again could this be why we're experiencing a longer summer than normal that's bordering on drought conditions?
our water delivery man isn't complaining though he's been busy since early november.

ps i always thought we were too far away for them to worry about such a small population
down here at the bottom of the planet

[Rayne Tsering]

hi, i am living in the arizona high desert area just north of st. johns, and up until three days ago i have had heat my home in the mornings. it has been very cold, and may has been like early april should have been. i am wondering if the winter will come sooner or later.

another thing is i have noticed that the sun seems way to far north when it rises, and it seems to set to far north as well. is the earth wobbling? could this explain our strange weather?

love and light, rayne

[Foghorn]

don't know.

read the post above this... first
http://divinecosmos.com/forums/showpost.php?p=56219&postcount=91

post 90 by berry

[transiten]

hello

may has been unusually cold here in sweden too and this winter we had several months of snow in gothenburg which has not happened for over 30 years. i know the magnetic poles are drifting quicker and quicker each year but i don't know if that affects the relative position of the earth to the sun:confused:

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[Berry Chastain]

i have been hearing more and more about the location that the sun is setting and rising has moved north of where it should be. i also have had the feeling that is was not where it should be.

i found the following site which gives me the information on sunset/rise and the directional degree from any location where it should be. here is the link if you want to check it out.
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/astronomy.html?n=70&month=6&year=2010&obj=sun&afl=-1&day=1

i have a compass and am going to determine if the sun is where it is supposed to be tonight. i am going to compare it to the chart i downloaded and see if it jives. i am concerned though that this chart has been altered to correspond to the current, perhaps shifted degree at sunset. i will let you all know what i find out.

btw, if it is the case that we have shifted some 15 to 20 degrees, that could account for the unreasonably hot may that we have had here in dallas this year. it seems like it should be late june or early july.

[Berry Chastain]

it is cloudy here in the dallas area tonight, in fact we got some much needed rain at my house since it has been dry since early april. i did go out last night though and checked the position of the sunset and it was about 297 degrees.. this, to me seems very far north of where it should be, but i have not references other than the internet to verify where it was setting prior to this current time. i honestly don't trust the net now days as there seems to be a matter of control of information on those government controlled sites, such as the one i checked for the sunset, sunrise, information. even old famers alminac seems to be reflecting the government chosen information.


or am i hallucinating????
berry

[Bill]

yes, i have noticed something different about the sun and the moon... most noticeably the moon, it certainly looks like it is tracing a path that is way off from what i am used to.

i watched the sunset last night, and it seemed to set more north than i remember it doing so.

i know that the chile earthquake did move the axis of the earth, but not sure if that is the cause, or what??

[12thUranus]

i am very attentive of the shade movements in my backyard. i have noticed absolutely no changes over the past three years.

tx

[12thUranus]

i am very attentive of the shade movements in my backyard. i have noticed absolutely no changes over the past three years.

tx
:o:d hahahahahahahahahahhahaahahaha

okay, you're gonna love this. two days ago, my wife and i were sitting on the back porch and she says, "that [area] isn't shaded? that's weird isn't it?"
well, i must admit, the only way the sunshine could bypass the trees that my wife is certain once shaded that area is if it were setting further north!

lol, i stand corrected :o . btw, my wife has extremely little interest in the things we discuss on this website. [deja vu]

[Zach]

it has come to my attention that there is a dramatic change in weather all around the world. russia has had one of the hottest summers in recorded history which seems strange considering how far north it is.
the united states just had record "cool" temperatures for this past summer. i live in california and it was a damn cool summer compared to all the others i remember.
i have some family that lives in idaho and its colder than ever there.
texas is even having cold weather records.
here is a link: http://www.usatoday.com/weather/storms/winter/2010-01-03-coldsnap_n.htm
now maybe i'm crazy but i have a hunch that something is changing dramatically.
so if its getting colder in the us and hotter in russia.......north must be changing.
only time will tell. please share your thoughts on the matter. any strange weather where you live?

[Happystrings]

from aol news today (makes you want to get ready for more of the same this winter):

(nov. 5) -- government forecasters highlighted the potential for "another winter of extremes" in the u.s. in their recently issued 2010-11, and that seems an appropriate assessment coming off a year in which numerous all-time records (http://www.extremeweatherguide.com/updates.asp) have been set, ranging from winter cold and snow to summer heat to thousand-year rainfall events.

winter snow and cold

the combination of an active southern storm track and occasional arctic blasts from canada resulted in a remarkable 2009-10 winter across much of the eastern two-thirds of the united states.


all-time seasonal snowfall records were established in the mid-atlantic region, including in washington (56.1 inches at reagan national airport and 78.7 inches at dulles international airport), philadelphia (78.7 inches) and atlantic city, n.j. (58.1 inches). february alone resulted in nearly two dozen all-time monthly and single-storm snowfall records.

the snow was not limited to the mid-atlantic region. on feb. 12, every state except hawaii reported at least a trace of snow on the ground.

while snow was the focus in february, it was widespread cold that stole the weather headlines from december into early january, when arctic blasts from canada resulted in bouts of extreme cold.

in early january, high temperatures remained below zero in parts of the northern plains, and low temperatures plummeted well below freezing even into central florida. west palm beach, fla., experienced its coldest 12-day stretch since at least 1940, according to the national weather service (http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/mfl/news/coldepisodejan2010.pdf).

the winter was one of the top 10 coldest on record in many southern states, and it was the coolest december through march on record in key west, fla.

summer heat

the cold and snow were followed by intense summer heat, the result of a persistent and strong high-pressure system in the upper levels of the atmosphere, which was centered farther to the east than during a typical summer. in a dramatic turnaround, many of the places that had extreme winter cold experienced extreme summer heat.

june through august was the hottest on record in 11 states, from mississippi to rhode island, and 35 of the 48 continental u.s. states had one of the top 16 hottest summers on record. cities with all-time record-breaking summer heat included washington, baltimore, philadelphia and new york.

the summer was normal or cooler than average in the pacific northwest and california, but a fall western heat wave resulted in the hottest day on record in downtown los angeles. the temperature soared to 113 degrees on sept. 27, breaking the old record of 112 set on june 26, 1990.

flooding

flooding is a common weather hazard in the u.s. every spring and summer, but a couple of events in the past year were particularly noteworthy.

the epic flood in tennessee in early may is considered to be a 1,000-year event, which means the type of weather event that should occur only once per millennium. nashville, having sustained more than $1 billion in damage on its own, is the defining location of the two-day storm that dumped about 40 percent of the average annual rainfall in two days. massive flooding also occurred in much of western and central tennessee, as well as in parts of kentucky, northern mississippi and arkansas.

arkansas was also the site of a deadly flood a couple of weeks later, when over 10 inches of rain, most of which fell during the overnight hours, resulted in a torrent of water sweeping through campsites. it's believed that 20 people were killed in the flood.

possible winter 2010 extremes

the national oceanic and atmospheric administration based its winter prediction of more extremes largely on the presence of a la nina, which is a cooling of sea-surface temperatures in the equatorial pacific that influences global weather patterns.

across the united states, the most common extremes during a winter with a la nina include heavier than normal rain and mountain snow in the pacific northwest and northern rockies, drought conditions in the southern tier of the country and colder and stormier than normal weather in the northern plains.

[Rich1111]

from aol news today (makes you want to get ready for more of the same this winter):

(nov. 5) -- government forecasters highlighted the potential for "another winter of extremes" in the u.s. in their recently issued 2010-11, and that seems an appropriate assessment coming off a year in which numerous all-time records (http://www.extremeweatherguide.com/updates.asp) have been set, ranging from winter cold and snow to summer heat to thousand-year rainfall events.

winter snow and cold

the combination of an active southern storm track and occasional arctic blasts from canada resulted in a remarkable 2009-10 winter across much of the eastern two-thirds of the united states.


all-time seasonal snowfall records were established in the mid-atlantic region, including in washington (56.1 inches at reagan national airport and 78.7 inches at dulles international airport), philadelphia (78.7 inches) and atlantic city, n.j. (58.1 inches). february alone resulted in nearly two dozen all-time monthly and single-storm snowfall records.

the snow was not limited to the mid-atlantic region. on feb. 12, every state except hawaii reported at least a trace of snow on the ground.

while snow was the focus in february, it was widespread cold that stole the weather headlines from december into early january, when arctic blasts from canada resulted in bouts of extreme cold.

in early january, high temperatures remained below zero in parts of the northern plains, and low temperatures plummeted well below freezing even into central florida. west palm beach, fla., experienced its coldest 12-day stretch since at least 1940, according to the national weather service (http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/mfl/news/coldepisodejan2010.pdf).

the winter was one of the top 10 coldest on record in many southern states, and it was the coolest december through march on record in key west, fla.

summer heat

the cold and snow were followed by intense summer heat, the result of a persistent and strong high-pressure system in the upper levels of the atmosphere, which was centered farther to the east than during a typical summer. in a dramatic turnaround, many of the places that had extreme winter cold experienced extreme summer heat.

june through august was the hottest on record in 11 states, from mississippi to rhode island, and 35 of the 48 continental u.s. states had one of the top 16 hottest summers on record. cities with all-time record-breaking summer heat included washington, baltimore, philadelphia and new york.

the summer was normal or cooler than average in the pacific northwest and california, but a fall western heat wave resulted in the hottest day on record in downtown los angeles. the temperature soared to 113 degrees on sept. 27, breaking the old record of 112 set on june 26, 1990.

flooding

flooding is a common weather hazard in the u.s. every spring and summer, but a couple of events in the past year were particularly noteworthy.

the epic flood in tennessee in early may is considered to be a 1,000-year event, which means the type of weather event that should occur only once per millennium. nashville, having sustained more than $1 billion in damage on its own, is the defining location of the two-day storm that dumped about 40 percent of the average annual rainfall in two days. massive flooding also occurred in much of western and central tennessee, as well as in parts of kentucky, northern mississippi and arkansas.

arkansas was also the site of a deadly flood a couple of weeks later, when over 10 inches of rain, most of which fell during the overnight hours, resulted in a torrent of water sweeping through campsites. it's believed that 20 people were killed in the flood.

possible winter 2010 extremes

the national oceanic and atmospheric administration based its winter prediction of more extremes largely on the presence of a la nina, which is a cooling of sea-surface temperatures in the equatorial pacific that influences global weather patterns.

across the united states, the most common extremes during a winter with a la nina include heavier than normal rain and mountain snow in the pacific northwest and northern rockies, drought conditions in the southern tier of the country and colder and stormier than normal weather in the northern plains.

yes we're headed for global cooling, it's been proven, the oceans are cooling and europe is going to get even colder in the decades ahead. the suns grand maximum is now over and we should see a fall in temperatures worldwide particularly away from the equator......rug up i say. of course when they finally see it cooling they'll say 'see, our stance and the changes we made worked, now we're going to tax you on carbon emissions'

[JTF_SHOOTER]

hey guys i am from ontario,canada and its little wierd here too. today its about +4ish and 2 days ago it was allmost -20. the weather for this week includes high as +8 and -3 for low. thats without the wind....

but i cant complain lol i can walk around in a sweater in mid february. :p


on the side note everyone should check out earthquake 3d. there is a video on youtube of someone who shows all the recent ones throughout the world, its mindblowing.

[Happystrings]

hey guys i am from ontario,canada and its little wierd here too. today its about +4ish and 2 days ago it was allmost -20. the weather for this week includes high as +8 and -3 for low. thats without the wind....

but i cant complain lol i can walk around in a sweater in mid february. :p

on the side note everyone should check out earthquake 3d. there is a video on youtube of someone who shows all the recent ones throughout the world, its mindblowing.

chicago went from -20 to +58 in one week and now back down to the low 30's. this is crazy stuff. :confused:

thank goodness it is all in the divine plan. keep those warm, spring thoughts coming.