Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect

[Sevan Makaracı]

TOTAL DESTRUCTION IN PARTS OF CEBU CITY, PHILIPPINES, 05.11.25

Massive flooding in Da Nang, Vietnam. 30.10.2025.

Giant waves crash over seawalls during a storm

in the suburbs of Taipei, Taiwan. 21.10.2025

"We warned at the start of ZetaTalk, in 1995, that unpredictable weather extremes, switching about from drought to deluge, would occur and increase on a lineal basis up until the pole shift. Where this occurred steadily, it has only recently become undeniable. ZetaTalk, and only ZetaTalk, warned of these weather changes, at that early date. Our early warnings spoke to the issue of global heating from the core outward, hardly Global Warming, a surface or atmospheric issue, but caused by consternation in the core. Affected by the approach of Planet X, which was by then starting to zoom rapidly toward the inner solar system for its periodic passage, the core was churning, melting the permafrost and glaciers and riling up volcanoes. When the passage did not occur as expected in 2003 because Planet X had stalled in the inner solar system, we explained the increasing weather irregularities in the context of the global wobble that had ensued - weather wobbles where the Earth is suddenly forced under air masses, churning them. This evolved by 2005 into a looping jet stream, loops breaking away and turning like a tornado to affect the air masses underneath. Meanwhile, on Planet Earth, droughts had become more intractable and deluges positively frightening, temperature swings bringing snow in summer in the tropics and searing heat in Arctic regions, with the violence of storms increasing in number and ferocity."

ZETATALK

Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect - Earth Changes and the Pole Shift

[Mark]

The day Britain went under: UK hit by worst floods in decades after a MONTH of rain falls in 24 hours... and more is on the way

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3374917/The-day-Britain-wen...

• Towns and cities - including Leeds and Rochdale - flooded with up to six feet of water when rivers burst their banks

• A 200-year-old former pub has been destroyed by the pressure of the water at Summerseat in Great Manchester

• 20ft sinkhole has opened up on the M62 near Rochdale, forcing the road to be shut between junctions 19 and 20

Britain was overwhelmed by the most widespread flooding for decades yesterday as the dire weather left a trail of chaos stretching hundreds of miles and affecting 2,000 homes.
Huge swathes of the North of England, including parts of Manchester and Leeds and their satellite towns, were under up to 6ft of water after a month's rain fell in a single day.
Thousands of residents were forced to flee their homes and in some cases whole towns were cut off as the misery of flooding spread across Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Yorkshire, as well as parts of Scotland and North Wales.
And for the first time since the waters started rising a month ago, densely populated urban areas were engulfed.

Flood waters were predicted to keep rising last night and police were going door-to-door in Salford, Greater Manchester, urging people to evacuate their homes with just what they could carry.
Ominously, a severe flood warning was also issued for Leeds city centre, due to the immediate 'risk to life in the area', and overnight flood pictures show rising waters engulfing homes and vehicles in major streets.
It came after a day of extraordinary scenes when rivers and waterways broke their banks and continued downpours caused flooding on already saturated ground.
The army and specialist emergency flood units were called in to rescue elderly residents from a care home in Croston, Lancashire, which was left under water after the River Yarrow burst its banks.
The Duke of Lancaster Regiment rescued people form the Croston Park Care Home, and more residents of the village were also evacuated from their homes as the water continued to rise.
Two streets in Leeds city centre turned into 'canals' after the River Aire reached its highest ever level and burst its banks.

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3374548/Christmas-storm-woe...

Freak Christmas Day tornado rips across Alabama while the death toll hits 15 from deadly storms earlier this week

Severe weather has plagued the southern U.S. during Christmas week, and the misery continued as a tornado touched down in north-central Alabama on Christmas Day.

Unseasonably warm weather starting on Wednesday helped spawn torrential rain and deadly storms that left at least 15 people in three states dead and dozens of families homeless by Christmas Eve.

The tornado that touched down in Alabama on Friday was spotted by witnesses outside the city about 5 p.m. 

An hour later the National Weather service confirmed that first responders were on the scene in a working class neighborhood less than 10 miles from downtown Birmingham.

Deadly weather: Lightning illuminates a house after a tornado touched down in Alabama damaging several houses on Christmas.  Unseasonably warm weather starting on Wednesday helped spawn torrential rain and deadly storms that left at least 15 people in three states dead and dozens of families homeless

Injured: Emergency officials transport James Simmons by boat because water over Byler Road prevented them from reaching him in Alabama on Friday. They carried him by boat before loading him into an ambulance

Damage: irmingham firefighters work a scene after a tornado touched down in Jefferson County, damaging several houses. A Christmastime wave of severe weather continued on  Friday. Lt. Sean Edwards, a Birmingham police spokesman, said trees were down and people were trapped inside damaged houses

Community: Birmingham firefighters work a scene after a tornado touched down in Jefferson County. Good Samaritan Ruthie Green went door-to-door in a coat and a bicycle helmet to check on neighbors after the storm and swept debris from her front porch as more emergency responders arrived in the neighborhood

Understaffed: Search teams combed damaged homes and businesses for people still missing, a hunt made complicated because many had left for the holidays

Lt. Sean Edwards, a Birmingham police spokesman, said trees were down and people were trapped inside damaged houses. Several people were taken to hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. It wasn't clear if anyone was killed.

Ruthie Green went door-to-door in a coat and a bicycle helmet to check on neighbors after the storm and swept debris from her front porch as more emergency responders arrived in the neighborhood.

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3374506/Met-Office-issues-R...

Met Office issues TWO red alerts for deadly weather in the same day for the first time ever as five inches of rain is forecast and 300 flood warnings are issued across Britain 

The Met Office has issued two red alerts for potentially deadly rain in the same day for the first time ever, as severe weather is battering parts of Britain.

Red alerts are the highest possible warnings, meaning there is 'a danger to life'. It is extremely rare for the weather agency to issue them, with the two previous ones coming a year apart.

The alert, which advises people to 'take action', expect disruption to travel and be prepared to evacuate their homes, is in place for Lancashire and Yorkshire & Humber. 

Around five inches of rain is expected to fall today, almost as much as the average December rainfall in the UK, sparking more than 300 flood alerts.

Rescue teams have been sent out to help people evacuate their flooded homes, as Boxing Day football matches and racing events were cancelled.

Emergency services rescue residents from flooded homes on King Street in Whalley, Lancashire, as the rain batters down

A caravan park inundated by flood water after the River Nidd burst its banks in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire

A Audi car driver takes the risk of driving through flood water in the village of Ribchester on the River Ribble, Lancashire

A police car struggles to make its away through the village of Ribchester, Lancashire, where the River Ribble has burst its banks

The Met Office has issued two red alerts for rain, which is deemed to be potentially deadly, as severe weather is battering parts of Britain today

[KM]

http://www.thebigwobble.org/2015/12/a-heatwave-in-decemberwarm-reco...

A heatwave in December....Warm records smahed as New York hits 74F (23C): Records smashed in Washington, Boston and Philadelphia

New York City temperatures soared to 71 degrees Fahrenheit in Central Park by 10 a.m. yesterday, and a high of 74 was expected for the day, shattering the record high of 63 degrees back in 1996. Those with holiday shopping to do are still surely doing it, but retailers on the Eastern part of the country specializing in cold-weather gear continue to suffer from the absence of sweater weather. Record highs were already hit today in other cities, including Charlotte, N.C., Boston, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and Providence, R.I., and hundreds more were expected to join them.

In fact, specialty retailers have lost at least $421 million in revenues this year because of a warming trend, according to Planalytics statistics cited by Fortune.
In New York City, temperatures are 12 degrees Fahrenheit above the normal average in December. That means that people tend not to buy new coats, scarves and gloves, all of which are popular gift choices in normal years.
In fact, Berwyn, Pa.-based Planalytics data shows that outerwear sales are down 10 percent while sweater sales slipped 6 percent.
For retailers, this means bloated inventory and deep discounts in January to help them move it. Retailers such as Gap and Abercrombie and Fitch get hit hard by such weather fluctuations, an analyst told Fortune.
One possible bright spot comes for restaurants, which benefit from warmer weather, as do big-box retailers such as Target, because people don't mind driving to the stores.

[KM]

http://strangesounds.org/2015/12/devastating-wildfire-victoria-aust...

Devastating wildfires sweep along Victoria’s surf coast in Australia on December 25, 2015

Devastating wildfires are currently sweeping along Victoria’s surf coast southwest of Melbourne, Australia.

At least 2,000 hectares of forest and 50 homes were burned. Residents of four settlements were evacuated. It’s a really hot Christmas in Australia.

More than 300 firefighters are fighting the fire along the Great Ocean Road on Victoria’s surf coast.

The fire devastated 2,000 of forest and burned down at least 53 homes threatening to advance on Lorne.

The nearby townships of Wye River, Separation Creek, Kennett River and Grey River already on Friday afternoon.

Here a video of the ongoing situation:

Some light and patchy rain had started to fall and more was expected across the fire ground through Saturday.

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-3372474/Paraguay-Floods...

Paraguay: Floods force evacuation of more than 70,000

ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) — Flooding caused by heavy rains has forced the evacuation of more than 70,000 people in Paraguay.

Authorities say the Paraguay River rose to nearly 24 feet (7.2 meters) Wednesday after weeks of torrential rains. That's near its highest level of 1983, when it reached 25.3 feet (7.72 meters).

Paraguay's National Emergency Secretariat says about 72,000 people have been forced out of their homes in the Paraguayan capital.

Victor Ferreira, who is displaced by flooding, rows his boat through the streets of his Jukyty neighborhood in Asuncion, Paraguay, Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015. The Paraguay River is at its highest level since 1984 and threatening the poor districts that surround the capital, forcing about 100,000 people to shelters. (AP Photo/Jorge Saenz)

But many more are expected to be affected nationwide by the swelling of the Parana and other rivers.

Communities living in low-lying slums are especially at risk.

Most are seeking shelter in camps on higher ground, where they're sleeping in improvised tents.

Congress issued a state of emergency last week and authorized the government to spend $4 million to assist flood-hit families.

[KM]

http://nypost.com/2015/12/20/submerged-secrets-are-revealed-as-silv...

Submerged secrets are revealed as Silver Lake dries up

Staten Island’s Silver Lake is giving up decades of soggy secrets — from a vandalized street sign to an old motorcycle — as the massive city reservoir mysteriously drains away.

The water level is down six to seven feet since early October, photo comparisons show.

Leaks underneath the lake are going unaddressed by the city Department of Environmental Protection, which has also stopped pumping water into the lake.

The 56-acre lake was built as a city reservoir in 1917, but hasn’t been used for drinking water since 1971. Today, underground storage tanks next to the lake supply Staten Island’s water.

The lake collects the tanks’ overflow, and forms the centerpiece of picturesque Silver Lake Park.

“The water hasn’t been this low since the early 1980s,” said parkgoer Patty Ribeiro, who lives nearby.

In 1982, an interagency battle halted water flow into the lake for a year, sparking local uproar that made the lake’s maintenance a DEP responsibility.

Ribeiro sees more debris each day as the water recedes: “a plastic toy scooter, a rubber raft, traffic cones, broken ladders.”

The motorcycle, once totally submerged, is now eight feet from the water’s edge.

“You’d sometimes just see the tip of the wheel,” Ribeiro said of the landmark she uses to gauge the lake’s depth.

The draining of the lake came as a shock to leaders of local civic groups, including Dominick DeRubbio of the Silver Lake Conservancy.

“Maybe we can take advantage of this situation,” DeRubbio said, referring to the cleanup efforts of the now-dried up depths.

The DEP would not say how low the water level will go or when the lake will be restored.

[KM]

http://strangesounds.org/2015/12/sandstorm-boulia-queensland-austra...

Powerful sandstorm engulfs the city of Boulia, Queensland, Australia

An unusually powerful sandstorm swept through the central-western part of the Australian state of Queensland on Decmber 16, 2015.

And it turned the day into night at Boulia, where a strong wind was blowing during a few hours, cars were forced to stop.

And suddenly a wall of sand appeared at horizon. By Ann Britton
The storm swept through Boulia in Queensland. By Ann Britton
And turned the day into night. 

Watch a hundred-meter-high wall of sand engulfing a city… It’s insane.

[jorge namour]

Softness record: the real reasons

News - Updated Monday, December 21, 2015 by The Weather Channel- LA CHAINE METEO

The exceptional softness affects almost the entire northern hemisphere. What are the reasons for the persistent discrepancy?

The record Softness that remains relates much of the northern hemisphere.

Softness to Eastern America and EUROPE . anticyclone mediterranean. . jet stream makes ripples that make up the heat on the east coast of the United States but also to the west of EUROPE.

While the cold is contained and condensed at the North Pole and Greenland.

Since autumn 2015 COLD is intense at high latitudes on the Arctic Greenland, temperature MINUS 50 degrees.

POLARF VORTEX

the polar vortex does not happens TO FALL ELAPSE this is why there is no cold wave on the American continent and europe.

POLAR VORTX seen above the North Pole
belt around the pole and this vortex keeps the cold at ArcticS.SO prevents the cold to elapse to fall
to Russia, `North America and Europe .

SO IT contributes to Softness generalized except at the pole.

http://actualite.lachainemeteo.com/actualite-meteo/2015-12-21-05h41...

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=y&...

[Poli]

Advent, Advent,
Europe is burning!

► winter too warm ► Even in Scandinavia Plus Grade
► the polar bear melt away the clods
A December on record course: In Germany, the last month of the year so far with an average of 6.2 degrees is much too warm - namely whopping 5.5 degrees!
► The US Forecast Centres (National Centers for Environmental Prediction; short NCEP) forecast for the coming days temperatures that differ significantly from the winter average.
While we can expect more with four to five degrees in Germany, Eastern Europe lays in the calculations eight to ten degrees!
The whole of Europe is sweating. December is in Europe too mild. As with us there will be for example in France most likely the warmest December since records began.
The expert: "The Atlantic and the Mediterranean have still partially up to 20 degrees warm water. This is completely unusual. "
... and so similar in Norway, England, Austria, Moscow.

http://www.bild.de/news/inland/wetter/temperaturen-auf-rekordkurs-h...