Huge storms over both poles.

reply to post by zarp3333


i think there i a cover up ..this massive wether storm is partly because planet x is getting closer to us look at what is going on over seas and here in america you hardly hear any of it

Not looking good for most of New Zealand over the next 7 days either!

NZ Wild Weather Ahead

Its HAARP , "they" are using it to hide the entrances to Hollow earth
cause there is something that is going to be going on.





Just kidding - You guys with the bad weather coming
stay safe

reply to post by eddy2258


Do you have some stats to go with that. I live in this country and storms of this magnitude are not a weekly occurrence. These events are extreme. Surfers do not surf in storms of this magnitude.

Everything is not OK. There is something to see. I will not just move along!

P

reply to post by pheonix358

Surfers don't usually surf in any storms. Too choppy.
But they like the swells that distant storms produce.

Originally posted by zarp3333
It would be cool if for once there would be a cloudless satellite picture of the North Pole. NOAA refuses to allow any clear shots of the north pole to be released nor any live satellite data.

Did not know that. What kind of operation could we have going in that particular location that would require that much secrecy?

Polarstorms are practically non existent. There have been a very few exceptions, but not anything close to this in size and deepness of the low pressure area. This could break up the ice pack if it continues.

reply to post by sgspecial19

Yes, unusual for summer but becoming less so.

Ordinarily, the Beaufort Sea and the Arctic Ocean are dominated by high pressure, so having a low pressure system form and intensify here is quite uncommon. Although, it has been happening with more frequency over the past few decades as pressures have dropped significantly in the Arctic during this time and are projected to drop even more during the next century by the global climate models.

dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com...

So the storm in the Arctic (not over the pole) could be a sign of climate change.

but not anything close to this in size and deepness of the low pressure area.

That's a bold statement.

Check out this link from NASA everyone www.nasa.gov...

Originally posted by EvilBat
Its HAARP , "they" are using it to hide the entrances to Hollow earth
cause there is something that is going to be going on.

This is exactly what ATS needs to spice up the thread...got me off the coffee real quick with this open idea, and not a bad one at that I may add Star for you

Originally posted by amraks
I will report from Tasmania .

Weather here is crazy as mentioned by a few people I encountered today.

The fuel station attendant said he has had snow, rain, wind, sun all within the day.
this service station is at sea level and its got snow in the rain.

this is not normal.

The weather seems a bit different like something is brewing up to become bigger.

It isnt uncommon to get snow in Tasmania even in summer it has been reported to get snow in the hills, to say snow in August sounds crazy to most reading these posts, just a heads up people, it is winter in the southern hemisphere and Tasmania gets snow.
A running joke in melbourne which is 373 miles / 601 km north of Hobart is, if you dont like the weather, wait 5 minutes.

People are all excited over polar storms probably because we now have the technology to see them, 50 years ago we relied on radio reports, so to describe these storms as unusual is unusual for what?

Originally posted by bottleslingguy

Originally posted by Trueman
We need someone here to tell us if this is normal. It's important. Thanks op for let us know.

spoken like a true victim

I don't understand what you mean.

Originally posted by zarp3333
NOAA refuses to allow any clear shots of the north pole to be released nor any live satellite data.

I didn't know that, any reason?

reply to post by munkey66


Snow at sea level is not normal.

Snow on hills is normal.

Its a rare occasion at sea level.

reply to post by murch


Check these for a different take on the Polar storms:

1. www.flickr.com...@N07/7736762354/in/pool-1636383@N24
2. www.jimstonefreelance.com... #Item_22

reply to post by BewareTheStobor

There is no storm over Antarctica. As has been pointed out multiple times in this thread and others. There are storms in the Southern Ocean which is to be expected at this time of year.

There was a storm in the Arctic Ocean (not at the pole) and it is dissipating.

Sydney weather forecast

weather.smh.com.au...

WEATHER WARNINGS NSW/ACT - 16:12 EST - Severe Weather Warning (Damaging Winds) for Sydney, South Coast, Illawarra, Hunter and Mid North Coast NSW/ACT - 16:11 EST - Severe Weather Warning (Damaging Surf) for Sydney, South Coast, Illawarra, Northern Rivers, Hunter & Mid North Coast NSW/ACT - 15:53 EST - Coastal Waters Wind Warning for New South Wales Waters between Point Danger and Gabo Island All warnings from Bureau of Meteorology.

reply to post by murch

A low off the east coast. A winter storm.
www.intellicast.com...

I live in Queensland Australia and last night, and today we have been belted with some strong winds... Once again though, not uncommon to the point of alarm

Im in Denali, Alaska right now and the weather is beautiful.

Thats all I have to say.....