Something VERY strange is going on

I found this video on YouTube about the weird weather phenomena around the world going on right now.

It shows

1. Tornadoes
   
2. Severe typhoons
   
3. Wildfires
   
4. Storms
   
5. Floods
   
6. Dead fish everywhere
   
7. Sinkholes
   
8. Earths magnetic field weakening
   

happening just everywhere and nobody can explain what is going on, especially that it is in the summer period

This is all just in one month.. July, 2014



Of course this severe weather is still going on. Southern Europe has to fight severe rainstorms and floods

does this doom porn have a date?

Like when the end of the world will end?

You forgot to mention the blood moons.
There was a blood moon in July and will be another in september i believe.

Funny, That's kinda like the siri thing about opening the gates of hades on july 27th and it closing some time in september.
Coincidence? I don't know.

Anyways, We arn't alone on this planet. So at least some people will be saved by aliens if a world cataklysm occures.
These reasons and more are why governments build cities underground.

originally posted by: AnuTyr
does this doom porn have a date?

Like when the end of the world will end?

You forgot to mention the blood moons.
There was a blood moon in July and will be another in september i believe.

Funny, That's kinda like the siri thing about opening the gates of hades on july 27th and it closing some time in september.
Coincidence? I don't know.

Anyways, We arn't alone on this planet. So at least some point will be saved by aliens if a world cataklysm occures.

I don't take the "end of the world" part of title very serious. But the video itself is very interesting. I didn't even know that all this was going on around the world at the same time

Not that it compares to the video, but here in NC we've had some strange weather. We had a very long spring; typically its in the high 80s by May but we didn't get out of the 70s until close to June. Normally July and August are high 90s; we've had a couple of weeks with highs in the 70s. Today's high was in the sixties. Some of the trees here have already started to change color, and that's two months early.

Not saying its anything to be concerned about or a sign of the Apocalypse, but its a trifle strange.

I hate to say this... but as I watch the Typhoon hit Japan I can't help but think this one aspect is good news...

Don't take that the wrong way

Tokyo and the surrounding region seriously needs to be periodically rinsed off because of Fukushima, so do the local waters and all that churning has to help disseminate the contamination, sadly the best hope for the oceans given that the vast majority of particulates will sink down is the largest thinnest spread possible...

I hate to say this too, but the planet seems to have mechanisms to maintain it's equilibrium

In other words, too much co2 inevitable ice age, we farm and don't turn over the soil we'll end up with another dustbowl eventually to let the soil up top blow off and heal... too warm near the equator, bigger storms etc, etc...

Catch a virus run a fever....

It all seems pretty natural to me.

I'm not debating the science, some say global warming will cause an ice age others say a melt... doesn't change the fact that the sea level will change and our coastal cities will crash at some point and reduce the "virus" substantially...

There was a lightning storm here last week unlike anything I have seen in my life. It sounded like we were being bombed. Power was off in half the town and two houses were hit and burned to the ground.

Seems to me weather patterns are sort of shifting. Places that used to get no hurricanes or tornadoes are now. Places that did aren't.

In the U.S. it used to be a lot colder in the northeast than the southeast, then it seemed the same for a few years, and now it seems almost as if they're slowly swapping weather. The south in general seems like it's getting a lot milder the last few years. But that could just be my perception, and to be honest I'm enjoying the milder, less humid south.

On a global scale, many predictive models are saying that Africa will in a century or so become lush and green and fertile again (I think it used to be) and other areas of the globe, more arid.

As for dead fish, dead bees/fish/birds/other animals have been turning up for the last decade or so that I've been paying attention. Sometimes more sometimes less. Plenty of threads around here about it.

Not calling doom or anything, just saying it seems like exactly what you would expect, I'm not saying Earth's mechanisms will be "rid" of us, just push us to our natural state when we are creating too much toxin... cut the skin ma's going to throw a band aid on it and nail you with some iodine sort of thing...

Sadly, I don't even think we can't correct this rapidly, we just are out of tune with the environment... I think we could double the population or triple it if mainly we lived right, mainly greed and corrupt law causes this... even bad environmentalism, I think step ONE is as simple as the way we live, manicured lawns, no gardens skyscrappers that aren't harvesting solar... I think if we just changed the way most of us build homes and make them Green by requirement we'd solve the problems quickly, compost and gardens, add that much more GREEN to our lives to compensate the co2 and half the battle is won...

it's kind of sad this even has to happen because it just feels "obvious" to me that it would and the fixes seem to be lifestyle change which in theory should be easy...

a reply to: Hellas

You don't realize how much has gone on in just a month until it's all put together in a video. Just think, this is just the weather side of it. Strange happenings indeed.

S&F Hellas. Thanks for posting.

originally posted by: smyleegrl
Not that it compares to the video, but here in NC we've had some strange weather. We had a very long spring; typically its in the high 80s by May but we didn't get out of the 70s until close to June. Normally July and August are high 90s; we've had a couple of weeks with highs in the 70s. Today's high was in the sixties. Some of the trees here have already started to change color, and that's two months early.

Not saying its anything to be concerned about or a sign of the Apocalypse, but its a trifle strange.

Very much the same where I am in Manitoba, the leaves have already begun to change colour and fall off the trees

No offense, but It's the weather. It fluctuates. I don't think anything strange is going on until I see it snow in the desert and stay 80 degrees all year round in northern Canada. Then, I will agree something strange is going ons. For now, it's perfectly natural, IMO.

a reply to: Hellas

Strange weather phenomena including disrupted weather patterns have been going for a few years. I've been watching the weather and the myriad effects on a global scale over this time period as well as been hunting for scholarly information on the subject.

For instance, a bit back, there was discussion about young sea lions starving off the coast of California. The most recent information in regards to the phenomena is attributing it to the presence of red tides (those glowing waves that are basically filling the ocean with neurotoxins). Here's the dubiously fun part. It's not just off the coast of California where large blooms of red tides are occurring. It's also happening in SW Europe. The commonality? Negative oscillations in the weather pattern and it's being linked/postulated as being the culprit.

www.sciencedirect.com...

Now load up this and make sure to wait for the map to pop up for the next points. This is a water vapor satellite on a 48 hour loop. When I mention something

As you can see, some of the weird stuff going on is on a repeat cycle. However, things like stronger typhoons and hurricanes venturing further, are due to ocean acidification--warming oceans. Our oceans actually fuel the climatic engine and a warmer ocean provides for more fuel. You can see the formations of typhoons occurring in the Pacific on the radar. Kind of cool, eh? onlinelibrary.wiley.com...

Droughts, again, frequently tied to those oscillations (ie the "ridiculously resilient ridge" in the Pacific inducing drought in California and Southern Oregon). That would be the kind of blob of rather dry air off West of the US. It's breaking down these days but it was a pretty strong ridge of little water vapor previously like what you see over Saudi Arabia currently (and has been there for a bit).
www.nature.com...
link.springer.com...

The variability of what is happening over the oceans is what is occurring with storms and rainfall (either too much or too little) on land across the globe. The oceanic oscillations have been rather wild over the last couple of years and that is probably the source of the overt--like too much rain in Calgary and not enough in LA stateside or flooding in the UK. It's also probably linked to the less overt issues that we've been having like the dying sea lions or beetle infestations in Colorado.

From what my noob self can gather, some of the stuff that is going on is a natural cycle called the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation. There's a larger natural cycle that exists that causes climate change periodically and cyclically that bounces between warm and cool. My best interpretation is that we have additional warming alongside a warm AMO and that's making things a bit snafu both on land and in the sea, for humans, plants and critters alike.

More migraine inducing links:

www.plosone.org...
www.pnas.org...

I guess the one comfort is that these are but a small handful of articles on the subjects. There are scientists all over the world trying to figure out what's going on and trying to determine whether we'll reset, if it's all going to linger and stick, and how much is the natural multidecadal cycle and how much is not.

*I also want to add that other factors being looked at are that the planet is growing increasingly arid and has been for some time. That plus the predictions of the warm AMO plus additional warming lasting for up to the next 30-90 years could explain why Monsanto has such a fetish for creating "drought resistant crops".

amazing

thats what the new agers were making such a fuss about last year

Something VERY strange is going on...

Tornadoes
Severe typhoons
Wildfires
Storms
Floots
Dead fish everywhere
Sinkholes
Earths magnetic field weakening

as far as i know none of this is new or unusual.
why is it VERY strange?

The birds in our area of northern michigan are already lining up on the power lines and that means that they are getting ready to migrate south.
They have been doing this for a week now , and that means a earlier winter than last year when we had snow on the ground before thanksgiving.
This is after the worst and longest winter that anyone here can remember.
Things do seem to be changing.

The weather here in Ohio seems to be a little off as well.
Winter didn't want to end, and it seems like it's still
spring here. I think I can count on one hand how many days
it's been in the 90's. Not very much, that's for sure.
I've seen more days in the 70's than 90's.
My opinion is that the weather around the
world is off all together. It just seems
different. But what do I know, I'm just a country girl on a conspiracy site.
I'm no expert on weather but..... I trust my intuition.

originally posted by: Rikku

Something VERY strange is going on...

Tornadoes
Severe typhoons
Wildfires
Storms
Floots
Dead fish everywhere
Sinkholes
Earths magnetic field weakening

as far as i know none of this is new or unusual.
why is it VERY strange?

Because we're breaking records even past the last normal cycle of these kind of events. For instance, wildfires have been more common due to drought from previous warm AMO's. However, this time, we've got record breaking wildfires in terms of size and count for their respective areas (not nationally). www.noaa.gov... We have a whole lot of wildfires burning on the West coast right now that are earlier and fiercer than normal and we're not the only ones.

Sweden typically has some forest fires during the summer but even they have been experiencing an "unusually hot and dry" summer that has lit the proverbial tinderbox:

www.skynews.com.au...

Some records you don't really want to break. It's SNAFU--situation normal all ****** up and it's been going on for a few years, coinciding with when the gyre up North started having "issues". Some of it is natural and to be expected. It just happens to have been taking steroids over the last few years.

I follow Jason A on YouTube and all his vids are a bit doom porny

Another is hawk eye Davis, some good vids on there

Over here in jolly old England it's a typical summer some days are hot most are rainy like it is now

It's on YouTube, It must be true.

Does this stuff not go on all the time, every year around the world? Don't seem that strange to me.

Now show me a video where all that happened in one state or town in a month and I'd say that's strange.