Godzilla El Nino

[Gerard Zwaan]

EL Nino is coming, whether man is giving a warning! The evaporation in Pacific is not new, Zeta talk about it! Is related to Core making the Crust of the Earth warmer !In 1995 map the heat it was around equator, but in 2015 we have two additional “hot spots” on earth are relative new California Coast and west coast of Canada coast (see picture). This is the reason that El Nino is becoming Godzilla size?  From the picture taken by the North Polar Weather satellite, we can see another hot spots ARABIA and middle of Atlantic! I am sure the Southern atmosphere have more! Can Zeta elaborate a little on this “hot tectonic spots”, how many will more appear? They contribute to the HEAT waves? We can expect more of them in the middle of the tectonic plates?  We can assume that because this “hot spots” on tectonic crust that will become only hotter as Nibiru is getting closer and closer- the normal whether patters will not return? [and from another] 
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/noaa-warning-that-godzilla-el-nino-coul...  Forecasters are warning the West Coast could be hit by what may possibly be the strongest El Niño season on record later this year. 

Why have the waters in the northern Pacific warmed up? It is clear that El Nino is related to volcanic activity and earthquakes in Indonesia. We have stated that the roiling of magma due to the approach of Planet X, aka Nibiru, is another factor related to the increase in volcanic activity. El Nino in the past has emerged as a hot spot in Indonesia which travels due to the ocean tides to the East, affecting the weather along the coastlines of North and South America. 

The current heating of the ocean waters in the northern Pacific is not due to volcanic or earthquake activity, but plate compression which likewise generates heat. N America is being pulled into an extreme bow, which will result in the start of the diagonal adjustment along the New Madrid fault line. We have predicted this start by the end of 2015. Heat is a particle flow, and anything that sets the particles in motion will register as heat by mankind. Friction does this. Combustion or fire does this. And compression likewise does this. The establishment is not yet willing to admit any of this. 

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for August 22, 2015

[Ovidiu Pricopi]

WARM OCEAN WATER off New Zealand : The new mysterious "Southern Blob," is an enormous area, according to NZHerald. In fact, the blob is a very big patch of water measuring tens of thousands of square kilometres where the water is 4C above the average temperature of 10C to 15C on a similar latitude to Wellington in the Pacific Ocean. The central hot spot is about the size of the North Island(114,000sq km) or the South Island(150,000sq km). The wider area is larger than both islands combined. "Sea temperatures don't actually vary too much and a degree, plus or minus, is quite a big deal and this area is probably four degrees or more than that above average and that's pretty huge. "Right in the centre of the "blob", it's likely to be more than six degrees warmer than average. "It's extremely warm water in terms of differences from average, it's got to be one of the warmest spots on the planet at the moment," said Renwick. At 20C, the blob in the southern Pacific is getting up there with temperatures in the Tropics that start in the 20s and reach 30C, (86 deg F)

https://www.thebigwobble.org/2019/12/a-pacific-blob-has-mysteriousl...

[jorge namour]

El Niño: We are witnessing one of the strongest phenomena observed in fifty years

Published by The New Paradigm on May 6, 2016

http://www.2012un-nouveau-paradigme.com/2016/05/el-nino-on-assiste-...

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A massive fire raging south of Fort McMurray, Alberta, May 4

For climatologist Eric Guilyardi (Locean / CNRS, University of Reading in the UK ), drought and high temperatures, contributing to forest fires ravaging Alberta, Canada , are rooted in the El Niño phenomenon, especially active this year.

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[jorge namour]

United Arab Emirates, Dubai and Oman exceptional storms

News - Updated Thursday, March 10, 2016 by The Weather Channel - LA CHAINE METEO

UAE were hit by very heavy thunderstorms in recent days. Dubai was flooded.

http://actualite.lachainemeteo.com/actualite-meteo/2016-03-10-05h46...

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Very violent storms hit the Gulf countries, with wind gusts up to 130 km / h in Abu Dhabi and intense rainfall in Dubai, where it was noted 110 mm of rain in a few hours Wednesday morning. Waterspouts have even been photographed.

The climate of Dubai in March is yet very pleasant, with temperatures on average 18 ° C at night to 28 ° C during the day, before the furnace coming months.

March: the wettest month

In March, the precipitation reaches 20 mm, making it, with February the most "wet" months. But for one week, storms have formed on the Persian Gulf: well supplied with moist heat, these exceptional storm cells for this region have shifted eastward from the city of Dubai.

[Ovidiu Pricopi]

By some measures this has already been the strongest El Nino on record.

The strongest El Nino weather cycle on record is likely to increase the threat of hunger and disease for millions of people in 2016, aid agencies say.

The weather phenomenon is set to exacerbate droughts in some areas, while increasing flooding in others.

Some of the worst impacts are likely in Africa with food shortages expected to peak in February.

Regions including the Caribbean, Central and South America will also be hit in the next six months.

This periodic weather event, which tends to drive up global temperatures and disturb weather patterns, has helped push 2015 into the RECORD books as the world's WARMEST year! http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35159826

[jorge namour]

El Niño: the county of San Diego asks a state of emergency

December 2, 2015

The San Diego City Council has declared the emergency to El Niño November 16

http://www.meteoweb.eu/2015/12/el-nino-la-contea-di-san-diego-chied...

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The mayors of all the cities of San Diego County have asked Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a state of emergency in anticipation of the arrival of the rains brought by El Niño.

Such a declaration would allow local jurisdictions to prepare in advance. "Declaring a state of emergency, the Governor may remove bureaucratic barriers that now prevent us from preventing the loss of life or property resulting from El Niño," said Mayor Kevin Faulconer.

The San Diego City Council has declared the emergency on Nov. 16, sending a letter to the governor last week.

[Ovidiu Pricopi]

El Niño is making it worse. Since August, forest and peatland fires have become so widespread across Indonesia that, in satellite images, the nation has looked like an over-lit Christmas tree. Some 500,000 people have so far suffered respiratory distress. Nearby Singapore has threatened legal action against several Indonesian companies whose activities have been linked to the fires, provoking a serious diplomatic spat between the two nations. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/indonesia-fires_5653f44de4b0258...

[jorge namour]

Hurricane Patricia: derails freight train in Texas [VIDEO]

Many accidents caused by strong rains and flooding caused by Hurricane Patricia

24 October 2015

http://www.meteoweb.eu/2015/10/uragano-patricia-deraglia-treno-merc... VIDEO

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One of the consequences of Patricia concerns Texas, the state most affected in the United States by the disruption caused by the hurricane. Many accidents caused by strong rains and floods, as the derailment of a freight train of the Union Pacific which was almost completely covered by water. The incident occurred not far from Dallas and at the time there were no victims. The two drivers were rescued by rescue teams.

[jorge namour]

Hurricane Patricia devastates Mexico: blackout night, but arrive frightening images [PHOTOS and VIDEO]

Hurricane Patricia, Mexico battered by the winds and torrential rains incredible. Blackout of information, thousands of people in shelters

24 October 2015

http://www.meteoweb.eu/2015/10/luragano-patricia-devasta-il-messico...

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VIDEO: http://www.meteoweb.eu/video-gallery/uragano-patricia-terribile-inc...

Hurricane Patricia is ravaging the western Mexico, particularly affected the area of ​​Manzanillo, a town of over 160,000 inhabitants in the city of Colima,the capital of the region. Less serious the situation in Puerto Vallarta, where yesterday were 15,000 tourists fled. The 'hurricane has obviously gradually weakened once touched the ground in Mexico, until it was downgraded to a Category 2 as widely expected in the previous hours.

But meanwhile it lashed the shoreline in a very heavy, and even now remains very strong with winds up to 160km / h.

President Enrique Pena Nieto had asked the population to remain in shelters, recalling that the 'hurricane still poses a threat, with heavy rain expected along the Pacific coast and the central and north-east of the country.

Now Mexico is night, and the news comes in fits and starts. But the images are frightening:

Patricia, the first hurricane of the history of "7th category on the Saffir-Simpson"

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Patricia hurricane, experts from the US, "if the scale Saffir-Simpson was a continuous scale, would be the first storm of the history of the 7th category"
23 October 2015

Hurricane Patricia even comes close to the US: deleted free practice F1 to Austin

23 October 2015

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It 'was canceled the second practice session of the Grand Prix of the United States that it will run' Sunday in Austin, Texas. The decision 'was taken by the violent storm that has' shot down on the circuit because of the arrival of Hurricane Patricia, and that made it impractical to track. The cancellation of the session and 'taken' cause, for the next two hours, the helicopter can not 'take off.

[jorge namour]

MEXICO - OCOTBER 23 2015

https://www.facebook.com/severeweatherEU/photos/a.1423656947857402....

Severe Weather Europe

+++Hurricane Patricia now the STRONGEST tropical cyclone EVER RECORDED+++

At 370 km/h sustained winds, Hurricane Patricia is now the strongest tropical cyclone ever recorded. Anywhere on Earth. It beat the previous record holder by wind speed - Super Typhoon Haiyan (Nov 2013, hit Philippines) - by approx. 10 km/h. Central MSLP is now 880 mbar.

http://thevane.gawker.com/at-200-mph-hurricane-patricia-is-now-the-...

At 200 MPH, Hurricane Patricia Is Now the Strongest Tropical Cyclone Ever Recorded

Mexico's West Coast in Grave Danger as 'Potentially Catastrophic' Hurricane Patricia Nears

https://www.facebook.com/severeweatherEU/posts/1736501003239660

Meanwhile in the E Pacific, a historic major CAT5 hurricane Patricia is heading for WSW Mexico, expected to make landfall near or NW of coastal town of Manzanillo later today. High bets are there for a catastrophic landfall with this system. Latest RECON hurricane hunters flight data are revealing some of the most extreme observations ever recorded in the reconnaissance activity.

Storm extremely rapidly intensified from 950mb to 885mb in the last 9 hours!

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/22/americas/hurricane-patricia/index...

Hurricane Patricia 'potentially catastrophic' as it heads to Mexico

[Ovidiu Pricopi]

The latest analyses from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and from NASA confirm that El Niño is strengthening and it looks a lot like the strong event that occurred in 1997–98. Observations of sea surface heights and temperatures, as well as wind patterns, show surface waters cooling off in the Western Pacific and warming significantly in the tropical Eastern Pacific.

“Whether El Niño gets slightly stronger or a little weaker is not statistically significant now. This baby is too big to fail,” said Bill Patzert, a climatologist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. October sea level height anomalies show that 2015 is as big or bigger in heat content than 1997. “Over North America, this winter will definitely not be normal. However, the climatic events of the past decade make ‘normal’ difficult to define.”

The maps above show a comparison of sea surface heights in the Pacific Ocean as observed at the beginning of October in 1997 and 2015. The measurements come from altimeters on the TOPEX/Poseidon mission (left) and Jason-2 (right); both show averaged sea surface height anomalies. Shades of red indicate where the ocean stood higher (in tens of millimeters) than the normal sea level because warmer water expands to fill more volume. Shades of blue show where sea level and temperatures were lower than average (contraction). Normal sea-level conditions appear in white.http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=86776&linkId=...