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Posted by Mike_Doran on 8/25/2009, 12:41 pm
http://espnmediazone.com/mediacenter/20090824_TISC_Paul_Revere.html

As always, I don't know why I don't spend all my time messing around on my Viking football bb--you just can't make this stuff up.

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A coronal hole is forecasted at spaceweather.com to bring elevated solar winds by the 28th.  While there hasn't been any xray activity for two days (solar winds are well under 400 km/second), this means that before those solar winds increase and hamper chances for RI that xray activity is going to increase that favors RI.

http://www.longpaddock.qld.gov.au/SeasonalClimateOutlook/SouthernOscillationIndex/30DaySOIValues/

SOI index rising 8 points over last six days, 4 in last day, to minus 1.2.  The biggest storm in Pacific is racing north and becoming less organized.



In short, with the SOI rising like this (the WPAC typhoon becoming disorganized, its capacitance running to zero and hence voltages to infinity ie it discharges (note lightning over China) and is no longer the low impedence location on earth) regional electrics are improving for the Atlantic.



Storm is presently showing a horseshoe shaped pattern of lightning at its core.  This is indicative of both intensification and asymmetry. Over the past several years there has been a lot of RI associated with theta t feeds as that feed starts to draw from the Caracus region of South America. That is occurring right now.  I have written a number of posts about the Orinoco River and incredible human activity on it--and how I think it's influenced storms.  Remember the twin cat fives, Dean and Felix, of 2007?  Both RI in this same spot from the same feed, even if this one is more north.  Felix was a crazy cat, unless of course you take a non linear look at it--it weakened over warm water and then as it approached landfall over cooler SSTs it bombed to a cat 5.



Why?  Spaceweather. Bigtime xray burst right before landfall.  And we are forecast to get xray bursts by the 28th--consider this well.






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Posted by Mike_Doran on 8/25/2009, 12:41 pm
http://espnmediazone.com/mediacenter/20090824_TISC_Paul_Revere.html

As always, I don't know why I don't spend all my time messing around on my Viking football bb--you just can't make this stuff up.

++++++++++++++++++++++



A coronal hole is forecasted at spaceweather.com to bring elevated solar winds by the 28th.  While there hasn't been any xray activity for two days (solar winds are well under 400 km/second), this means that before those solar winds increase and hamper chances for RI that xray activity is going to increase that favors RI.

http://www.longpaddock.qld.gov.au/SeasonalClimateOutlook/SouthernOscillationIndex/30DaySOIValues/

SOI index rising 8 points over last six days, 4 in last day, to minus 1.2.  The biggest storm in Pacific is racing north and becoming less organized.



In short, with the SOI rising like this (the WPAC typhoon becoming disorganized, its capacitance running to zero and hence voltages to infinity ie it discharges (note lightning over China) and is no longer the low impedence location on earth) regional electrics are improving for the Atlantic.



Storm is presently showing a horseshoe shaped pattern of lightning at its core.  This is indicative of both intensification and asymmetry. Over the past several years there has been a lot of RI associated with theta t feeds as that feed starts to draw from the Caracus region of South America. That is occurring right now.  I have written a number of posts about the Orinoco River and incredible human activity on it--and how I think it's influenced storms.  Remember the twin cat fives, Dean and Felix, of 2007?  Both RI in this same spot from the same feed, even if this one is more north.  Felix was a crazy cat, unless of course you take a non linear look at it--it weakened over warm water and then as it approached landfall over cooler SSTs it bombed to a cat 5.



Why?  Spaceweather. Bigtime xray burst right before landfall.  And we are forecast to get xray bursts by the 28th--consider this well.






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Electrics D/E thread - Mike_Doran, 8/24/2009, 10:40 pm
  • 7 - Mike_Doran, 8/26/2009, 12:03 pm
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  • 4 - Mike_Doran, 8/25/2009, 11:49 pm
  • 3 - Mike_Doran, 8/25/2009, 7:09 pm
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