*ASTROMET CLIMATE FORECAST* WHAT IS AHEAD: 2021-2029'*
Jul 31, 2021 21:30:38 GMT
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Post by Astromet on Jul 31, 2021 21:30:38 GMT
'WHAT IS AHEAD: 2021-2029'
Climate Forecast by Theodore White, astromet.sci
Those who follow my Astromet forecasts know what to expect in the years and decades ahead. However, for those who have not read my advance climate and weather forecasts I will repeat what I know about the deadly times to come:
After I forecast the last previous El Nino and La Nina climate events to take place in 2009-2011, I immediately followed up with another climate forecast concerning the climate and weather of the years 2020-2023, including my prediction that a strong La Nina would take place in 2021-2022.
With La Nina underway as it was in 2010-11, Australia will again experience heavy torrential rains and swelling rivers in 2021 - causing major floods - especially throughout the state of New South Wales.
La Nina is still with us and will remain with us in 2021 into the winter/spring of 2022 throughout the northern hemisphere and in 2022 in the southern hemisphere with heavy precipitation and record cold in Australia.
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During La Nina, stronger temperature differences tend to develop between hot and humid air in the southern United States and cooler, drier air to the north. La Nina will remain with the world well into 2022.
This sets up a faster jet stream that can drive severe weather outbreaks.
During the spring, summer, and early autumn of 2021, expect warmer-than-normal temperatures across most of North America.
Farmers will likely see dry conditions this spring and summer as La Nina will return according to my calculations.
It will be followed by a late and short Winter of 2020-2021 that begins January 8, 2021 and ends on March 24, 2021.
The Spring of 2021 will be a traditional season that begins on March 24, 2021 to June 2, 2021, with summerlike conditions beginning several weeks ahead of the solstice of June 20-21, 2021. Hot and dry in drought-wrought Western North America, with increasing bouts of torrential rain and flash floods will be the theme of monsoon season between June and September 2021.
And it is by mid-August into mid-September that I expect La Nina to return, just in time for the northern hemisphere's autumn 2021 and into the record-breaking long, cold and wet winter and spring of 2022.
As we are in a La Nina phase, much of the early action will be Down Under, in the southern hemisphere, with heavier-than-normal rainfall and floods for New South Wales, Australia, as they experienced during the last La Nina I forecasted that took place in 2010-2011.
Another problem for Australia during April, May and June 2021 will be increased and rare cyclonic storms for Western Australia, also due to the La Nina effect.
Meanwhile, back in the northern hemisphere, the summer of 2021 will also be a traditional summer, but will last only until August 17, 2021 as the autumn season gets underway a full month earlier.
A massive cold air outbreak over the central US in early February set hundreds of cold temperature records, stretching the power grid in Texas and leaving millions without power.
The year was 2011, when a moderate La Nina weather pattern and an active jet stream generated the scenario that's almost identical to what we've experienced so far in 2021.
The weather events that followed 2011's extreme cold snap now have meteorologists concerned that the US could be in for above-normal tornado activity this spring.
Drought in the west, southwestern United States to parts of the southern Rocky Mountains stretching into parts of the South and Southeastern U.S.
This means increased wildfire threat due to increased dry conditions caused by La Nina's presence as defined by the jet stream and wind patterns.
Tornado activity will also increase as well. The faster jet stream holds all the potential for stronger storm systems and severe weather.
In general, under La Nina, there will be ridging with above-normal temperatures in the South.
However, stretching from the Pacific Northwest, northward and into northeastern Canada and the U.S., it will be cooler and wetter as La Nina returns for autumn 2021 into winter/spring 2022.
And with this flow, the temperature gradient enhances the jet stream across the center of the U.S.
The jet stream is the main storm track across the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere and divides colder air to the north and warmer air to the south.
Consider this,
The remarkable tornado season of 2011 under La Nina was the deadliest in modern times, with over 550 fatalities -second only to 1925's total of 794 tornado deaths.
Almost all the deaths in 2011 occurred during the extremely active months of April and May.
That April alone saw 875 confirmed tornadoes, more than any month on record.
The Super Outbreak on April 27 recorded 226 tornadoes, the most tornadoes ever observed on a single day, including destructive twisters in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Going into the northern hemispheric fall of 2021, the La Nina pattern will persist and grow stronger into winter and early spring 2022.
I strongly advise all growers not to take the long and bitter winter of 2021-2022 lightly or you will regret it for many years to come.
Harvest 2021 will be one of the most important harvests in years, so I advice that harvest be completed no later than by November 5, 2021 as that is the date I have calculated for the star of the winter of 2021-2022.
The horrendous polar vortex Winter Season of 2021-2022 really gets underway during the last third of fall 2021.
It amounts to 5.5 month winter that will see no true spring season of 2022 as winter weather will consume those months well into late April 2022.
The tormenting winter will officially begin on November 2021 according to my Astromet calculations. The long powerful winter will end on May 5, 2022. In its wake will have shattered many hundreds of weather records for cold temperatures, ice and snowfall across the northern hemisphere.
'A QUIESCENT SUN'
Direct records of sunspots and the solar cycle have been maintained in astronomical observatories since the year
1610 AD, while indirect records derived from analysis of ice cores extend back as far as 900 A.D.
Minima in the sunspot cycle present conditions conducive to the entry or activation of new pathogens and also for mutations of already circulating bacteria and viruses.
Three (3) Solar Grand Minimums are on record:
*The Sporer Minimum (1450-1550 AD)
*The Maunder Minimum (1650-1700 AD)
*The Dalton Minimum (1800-1830)
All have all been marked by a preponderance of epidemics and pandemics like Small Pox, Influenza, Plague and Cholera.
The sunspot numbers recorded for 2002-2019 included the deepest sunspot minimum (Cycles 23-24) since records began, and have confirmed a trend to declining numbers throughout the cycle.
The same period has seen the resurgence of several pandemics– SARS, MERS, Zika, Ebola, Influenza A and SARS 2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
My long-held climate forecast for global cooling and the Sun's Grand Minimum to dominate the next three decades is being witnessed in these early years of global cooling.
My forecast for global cooling is for three (3) phases that matches three straight solar cycles of the Sun - #25, #26 and solar cycle #27 - that will define what will be a super grand minimum of the Sun in its deep quiescent cycle to span into the 2050s.
What follows are my findings & advance climate forecast:
*FIRST PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING: (2017 to 2029)
The first phase of global cooling sees increased anomalies of weather and temperature fluctuations as the Sun begins its plunge into its grand minimum with the start of Solar Cycle #25 in late 2019 into 2020.
Signs are events that threaten public health, such as news of contaminated water sources; the spread of epidemics/pandemics with occasional food shortages amid irregular growing seasons.
Observe the increase of cloud coverage early in the 2020s altered wind patterns stemming from meridional jet stream thrusts. Heavy bouts of torrential rain, causing sudden flash floods in urban cities and floods in rural settings become more common.
Radial temperature extremes during seasons from high summer temperatures, contrasted by low extreme temperatures during winter and spring months.
On and off bouts of polar vortexes with polar air flowing deep into middle latitudes with subzero cold temperatures breaking long-standing record low temperatures.
Heavy snowfalls, sometimes straight snowfall for 24-36 hours. Also blasting storms of blizzards, and ice storms. Prolonged drizzles of freezing rain and sleet producing deadly ice glazes during winter causing dangerous travel conditions.
By 2025-2026, more unusual extreme weather of atmospheric excessive saturation of the air and diffused sunlight with low mists by day and abnormal night fogs with excessive snowfall during winter.
Contrasting stagnating high-pressure ridges bringing bouts of drought, then gusting winds fueling wildfires that are followed by heavy torrential rains resulting in urban and rural floods.
The mid-2020s will see the maximum of solar cycle #25 featuring drier-and-warmer-than-normal climate conditions in 2026, 2027 and 2028 before heavy torrential rains pick up again in 2029.
**SECOND PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING (2029 to 2041)
Solar Cycle #26 will feature the second, and what I consider to me the very worst phase of the climate of global cooling kicks off in 2029 with a steady round of tropical storms, typhoons and hurricanes.
This second era of global cooling is dystopian according to my calculations.
The irregularity of the seasons will become more common as the early to mid-2030s will see increased continual rains throughout various regions globally with heavy torrential rains and greater floods.
By 2029 and into the 2030s, I expect to see more high-tide floods, also known as 'nuisance floods.'
These take place occur along coastal regions when tides reach about 2 feet (0.6 meters) above the daily average high tide and begin to flood onto streets or seep through storm drains.
True to their nickname, these floods are more of a nuisance than an outright calamity, inundating streets and homes, forcing businesses to close and causing cesspools to overflow - but the longer they last, the more damage they can do.
For instance, the United States experienced more than 600 high-tide floods in 2019.
As we near 2029 and then into the decade of the 2030s, I expect high-tide floods to become more frequent due to the activity of the Sun and the wobble of the Moon relative to Earth.
What this means is that the majority of the U.S. coastline will see three to four times as many high-tide flood days each year for at least a decade.
As I have detailed in numerous forecasts, the Moon influences the Earth's atmospheric and land tides, but the power of the Moon's pull isn't equal from year to year.
You see, the Moon has a 'wobble' in its orbit, which slightly alters its position relative to Earth on a rhythmic 18.6-year cycle.
For half of the cycle, the Moon can suppress tides on Earth, resulting in lower high tides and higher low tides.
The other half of the cycle, atmospheric and land tides are amplified, with higher high tides and lower low tides.
We are currently in the tide-amplifying part of the cycle - with the next tide-amplifying cycle getting underway in the mid-2030s.
Meanwhile wetter and much colder world temperatures by the mid-to-late 2030s will range at 1.5 to 1.7 degrees Celsius and will have led to a lowering of crop yields worldwide due to adverse climate and weather conditions due to the quiescent Sun.
***THIRD PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING: (2041-2053)
Solar Cycle #27 arrives during the third phase of the climate of global cooling and continues the dystopian climate and weather conditions of the 2030s.
Lowered crop yields in the 2030s will have led to civil conflicts based on hunger from crop losses and food shortages.
Great floods in the 2030s from heavy torrential rain and snowfall will be the causes.
By the late 2040s into the early 2050s, the torrential rains and floods will lessen and the climate/weather conditions will begin to shift to drier and warmer temperatures that will feature the spread of fallow fields just as spreading drought conditions widen into the mid-to-late 2050s.
How you will handle the climate of global cooling will depend on what you do to prepare yourself.
If you can see the Sun's Grand Minimum and climate of global cooling as an exciting opportunity to consciously accept the quiescent Sun as a reality over the next 33 years, then your well-being will be ensured.
Be prepared.
©2021 Theodore White, astromet.sci
Climate Forecast by Theodore White, astromet.sci
Those who follow my Astromet forecasts know what to expect in the years and decades ahead. However, for those who have not read my advance climate and weather forecasts I will repeat what I know about the deadly times to come:
After I forecast the last previous El Nino and La Nina climate events to take place in 2009-2011, I immediately followed up with another climate forecast concerning the climate and weather of the years 2020-2023, including my prediction that a strong La Nina would take place in 2021-2022.
With La Nina underway as it was in 2010-11, Australia will again experience heavy torrential rains and swelling rivers in 2021 - causing major floods - especially throughout the state of New South Wales.
La Nina is still with us and will remain with us in 2021 into the winter/spring of 2022 throughout the northern hemisphere and in 2022 in the southern hemisphere with heavy precipitation and record cold in Australia.
During La Nina, stronger temperature differences tend to develop between hot and humid air in the southern United States and cooler, drier air to the north. La Nina will remain with the world well into 2022.
This sets up a faster jet stream that can drive severe weather outbreaks.
During the spring, summer, and early autumn of 2021, expect warmer-than-normal temperatures across most of North America.
Farmers will likely see dry conditions this spring and summer as La Nina will return according to my calculations.
It will be followed by a late and short Winter of 2020-2021 that begins January 8, 2021 and ends on March 24, 2021.
The Spring of 2021 will be a traditional season that begins on March 24, 2021 to June 2, 2021, with summerlike conditions beginning several weeks ahead of the solstice of June 20-21, 2021. Hot and dry in drought-wrought Western North America, with increasing bouts of torrential rain and flash floods will be the theme of monsoon season between June and September 2021.
And it is by mid-August into mid-September that I expect La Nina to return, just in time for the northern hemisphere's autumn 2021 and into the record-breaking long, cold and wet winter and spring of 2022.
As we are in a La Nina phase, much of the early action will be Down Under, in the southern hemisphere, with heavier-than-normal rainfall and floods for New South Wales, Australia, as they experienced during the last La Nina I forecasted that took place in 2010-2011.
Another problem for Australia during April, May and June 2021 will be increased and rare cyclonic storms for Western Australia, also due to the La Nina effect.
Meanwhile, back in the northern hemisphere, the summer of 2021 will also be a traditional summer, but will last only until August 17, 2021 as the autumn season gets underway a full month earlier.
A massive cold air outbreak over the central US in early February set hundreds of cold temperature records, stretching the power grid in Texas and leaving millions without power.
The year was 2011, when a moderate La Nina weather pattern and an active jet stream generated the scenario that's almost identical to what we've experienced so far in 2021.
The weather events that followed 2011's extreme cold snap now have meteorologists concerned that the US could be in for above-normal tornado activity this spring.
Drought in the west, southwestern United States to parts of the southern Rocky Mountains stretching into parts of the South and Southeastern U.S.
This means increased wildfire threat due to increased dry conditions caused by La Nina's presence as defined by the jet stream and wind patterns.
Tornado activity will also increase as well. The faster jet stream holds all the potential for stronger storm systems and severe weather.
In general, under La Nina, there will be ridging with above-normal temperatures in the South.
However, stretching from the Pacific Northwest, northward and into northeastern Canada and the U.S., it will be cooler and wetter as La Nina returns for autumn 2021 into winter/spring 2022.
And with this flow, the temperature gradient enhances the jet stream across the center of the U.S.
The jet stream is the main storm track across the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere and divides colder air to the north and warmer air to the south.
Consider this,
The remarkable tornado season of 2011 under La Nina was the deadliest in modern times, with over 550 fatalities -second only to 1925's total of 794 tornado deaths.
Almost all the deaths in 2011 occurred during the extremely active months of April and May.
That April alone saw 875 confirmed tornadoes, more than any month on record.
The Super Outbreak on April 27 recorded 226 tornadoes, the most tornadoes ever observed on a single day, including destructive twisters in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Going into the northern hemispheric fall of 2021, the La Nina pattern will persist and grow stronger into winter and early spring 2022.
I strongly advise all growers not to take the long and bitter winter of 2021-2022 lightly or you will regret it for many years to come.
Harvest 2021 will be one of the most important harvests in years, so I advice that harvest be completed no later than by November 5, 2021 as that is the date I have calculated for the star of the winter of 2021-2022.
The horrendous polar vortex Winter Season of 2021-2022 really gets underway during the last third of fall 2021.
It amounts to 5.5 month winter that will see no true spring season of 2022 as winter weather will consume those months well into late April 2022.
The tormenting winter will officially begin on November 2021 according to my Astromet calculations. The long powerful winter will end on May 5, 2022. In its wake will have shattered many hundreds of weather records for cold temperatures, ice and snowfall across the northern hemisphere.
'A QUIESCENT SUN'
Direct records of sunspots and the solar cycle have been maintained in astronomical observatories since the year
1610 AD, while indirect records derived from analysis of ice cores extend back as far as 900 A.D.
Minima in the sunspot cycle present conditions conducive to the entry or activation of new pathogens and also for mutations of already circulating bacteria and viruses.
Three (3) Solar Grand Minimums are on record:
*The Sporer Minimum (1450-1550 AD)
*The Maunder Minimum (1650-1700 AD)
*The Dalton Minimum (1800-1830)
All have all been marked by a preponderance of epidemics and pandemics like Small Pox, Influenza, Plague and Cholera.
The sunspot numbers recorded for 2002-2019 included the deepest sunspot minimum (Cycles 23-24) since records began, and have confirmed a trend to declining numbers throughout the cycle.
The same period has seen the resurgence of several pandemics– SARS, MERS, Zika, Ebola, Influenza A and SARS 2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
My long-held climate forecast for global cooling and the Sun's Grand Minimum to dominate the next three decades is being witnessed in these early years of global cooling.
My forecast for global cooling is for three (3) phases that matches three straight solar cycles of the Sun - #25, #26 and solar cycle #27 - that will define what will be a super grand minimum of the Sun in its deep quiescent cycle to span into the 2050s.
What follows are my findings & advance climate forecast:
*FIRST PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING: (2017 to 2029)
The first phase of global cooling sees increased anomalies of weather and temperature fluctuations as the Sun begins its plunge into its grand minimum with the start of Solar Cycle #25 in late 2019 into 2020.
Signs are events that threaten public health, such as news of contaminated water sources; the spread of epidemics/pandemics with occasional food shortages amid irregular growing seasons.
Observe the increase of cloud coverage early in the 2020s altered wind patterns stemming from meridional jet stream thrusts. Heavy bouts of torrential rain, causing sudden flash floods in urban cities and floods in rural settings become more common.
Radial temperature extremes during seasons from high summer temperatures, contrasted by low extreme temperatures during winter and spring months.
On and off bouts of polar vortexes with polar air flowing deep into middle latitudes with subzero cold temperatures breaking long-standing record low temperatures.
Heavy snowfalls, sometimes straight snowfall for 24-36 hours. Also blasting storms of blizzards, and ice storms. Prolonged drizzles of freezing rain and sleet producing deadly ice glazes during winter causing dangerous travel conditions.
By 2025-2026, more unusual extreme weather of atmospheric excessive saturation of the air and diffused sunlight with low mists by day and abnormal night fogs with excessive snowfall during winter.
Contrasting stagnating high-pressure ridges bringing bouts of drought, then gusting winds fueling wildfires that are followed by heavy torrential rains resulting in urban and rural floods.
The mid-2020s will see the maximum of solar cycle #25 featuring drier-and-warmer-than-normal climate conditions in 2026, 2027 and 2028 before heavy torrential rains pick up again in 2029.
**SECOND PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING (2029 to 2041)
Solar Cycle #26 will feature the second, and what I consider to me the very worst phase of the climate of global cooling kicks off in 2029 with a steady round of tropical storms, typhoons and hurricanes.
This second era of global cooling is dystopian according to my calculations.
The irregularity of the seasons will become more common as the early to mid-2030s will see increased continual rains throughout various regions globally with heavy torrential rains and greater floods.
By 2029 and into the 2030s, I expect to see more high-tide floods, also known as 'nuisance floods.'
These take place occur along coastal regions when tides reach about 2 feet (0.6 meters) above the daily average high tide and begin to flood onto streets or seep through storm drains.
True to their nickname, these floods are more of a nuisance than an outright calamity, inundating streets and homes, forcing businesses to close and causing cesspools to overflow - but the longer they last, the more damage they can do.
For instance, the United States experienced more than 600 high-tide floods in 2019.
As we near 2029 and then into the decade of the 2030s, I expect high-tide floods to become more frequent due to the activity of the Sun and the wobble of the Moon relative to Earth.
What this means is that the majority of the U.S. coastline will see three to four times as many high-tide flood days each year for at least a decade.
As I have detailed in numerous forecasts, the Moon influences the Earth's atmospheric and land tides, but the power of the Moon's pull isn't equal from year to year.
You see, the Moon has a 'wobble' in its orbit, which slightly alters its position relative to Earth on a rhythmic 18.6-year cycle.
For half of the cycle, the Moon can suppress tides on Earth, resulting in lower high tides and higher low tides.
The other half of the cycle, atmospheric and land tides are amplified, with higher high tides and lower low tides.
We are currently in the tide-amplifying part of the cycle - with the next tide-amplifying cycle getting underway in the mid-2030s.
Meanwhile wetter and much colder world temperatures by the mid-to-late 2030s will range at 1.5 to 1.7 degrees Celsius and will have led to a lowering of crop yields worldwide due to adverse climate and weather conditions due to the quiescent Sun.
***THIRD PHASE OF GLOBAL COOLING: (2041-2053)
Solar Cycle #27 arrives during the third phase of the climate of global cooling and continues the dystopian climate and weather conditions of the 2030s.
Lowered crop yields in the 2030s will have led to civil conflicts based on hunger from crop losses and food shortages.
Great floods in the 2030s from heavy torrential rain and snowfall will be the causes.
By the late 2040s into the early 2050s, the torrential rains and floods will lessen and the climate/weather conditions will begin to shift to drier and warmer temperatures that will feature the spread of fallow fields just as spreading drought conditions widen into the mid-to-late 2050s.
How you will handle the climate of global cooling will depend on what you do to prepare yourself.
If you can see the Sun's Grand Minimum and climate of global cooling as an exciting opportunity to consciously accept the quiescent Sun as a reality over the next 33 years, then your well-being will be ensured.
Be prepared.
©2021 Theodore White, astromet.sci
. What do you think about magnetic excursion that is being predicted by some. Will happen in this century or will happen at all. Ben Davidson is expecting it before or around 2030. Any truth? Best to you Theo.
No place for old men. But it may be just what this country needs. The Left can tear things up, but they really can't build worth a damn. And it's questionable if they could even survive outside of their city ratholes (no offense Ratty). They will die by the thousands.
doesn't decide to sell all our spare capacity to China. Then of course, they could decide who is to be fed, and who isn't. The Left would try to do that. Fortunately for us, the Red Contrarians control most of the grow zone.