Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect

[Sevan Makaracı]

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

[jorge namour]

Thunderstorms in France: more than 500,000 lightning in 15 days!

News - Updated Friday, 19 June 2015 by The Weather Channel - LA CHAINE METEO

After a remarkably stable spring, the beginning of June was particularly hot in France, but also very stormy, with several peaks of activity during the first 15 days.

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If the first three days of June 2015 have not been particularly stormy, it is quite another result. Indeed, according Blitzortung network, the number of readings lightning was above 20000 for 10 consecutive days, from June 5 to 14, with two peaks of activity on June 6 and June 11 (over 80000 flashes these days there). Of all the first 15 days of the month, more than 500,000 lightning were recorded.

However, in the image of the distribution of total rainfall, thunderstorm activity was very heterogeneous across the country. It is above the edge of the reliefs and the south, mainly the southeast as storms erupted and where the electrical activity was intense. In the north, however, the electric activity was much lower (0 days in Paris), and mainly concerns the Normandy and Picardy.

[lonne rey]

Coldest June in 92 years (Norway)

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You have every reason to complain about the weather. Trøndelag has not experienced such a cold first half of June since 1923.

Since the daily measurements (average temperature through the day) began in Trondheim in 1870, it has been measured an even colder first half of June only once, 92 years ago.

There has not been a single day of summer meteorological in Trondheim in the first half of June.

[jorge namour]

Downburst in Normandy: impressive photos - FRANCE

News - Published Friday, June 12, 2015 by The Weather Channel - LA CHAINE METEO

Our users have sent us photos of wet downbursts taken during a storm in the Orne this Thursday, June 11, 2015. Explanation and video of the phenomenon in action.

http://actualite.lachainemeteo.com/actualite-meteo/2015-06-12-17h13...

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L ORNE was crossed by severe thunderstorms on Thursday, causing large amounts of rainfall. The photographs of our users show perfectly the phenomenon as a whole: a powerful very localized rain curtain, so very violent, under the storm cloud. This is a wet downburst, or "wet downburst" in English. A weather phenomenon sudden and short-lived (a few minutes) capable of crushing everything in its path.

Totally different from tornadoes with which they are sometimes confused, downbursts are destructive wind corridors able to bring down a plane landing or taking off.

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3125930/Wildfire-rages-hear...

Alaska wildfires tear explosive path of devastation threatening hundreds of homes and forcing people to flee 

• Two wildfires are sweeping through Alaska putting homes under threat 
• The most recent fire erupted on Monday, burning buildings to the ground 
• Volunteers had to rescue residents as well as sled dogs and other animals 
• Hundreds of people have also been forced from their homes on Kenai Peninsula 

Hundreds of homes are under threat in Alaska after two 'explosive' wildfires are sweeping through the state forcing people to flee.

The most recent fire erupted on Monday, burning six buildings to the ground, prompting hundreds of residents to evacuate their homes on the Kenai Peninsula.

The latest fire is just 150 miles south of a major wildfire that started a day earlier near Willow, in the heart of the state's sled-dog community.

A building is consumed by flames as an out of control wildfire burns near Willow in Alaska, forcing people to flee their homes 

The fire has been raging in the heart of the state's sled-dog community and has put hundreds of homes under threat 

The fire has ripped through the far flung community of about 2,000 people living along a major road connecting Anchorage and Fairbanks 

The blaze prompted volunteers to join in making sure that both people and their sled dogs as well as other animals were safely evacuated.

Alaska's Department of Natural Resources said in a news release that the 'explosive wildland fire' on the Kenai Peninsula forced the evacuation of hundreds of homes.

[Howard]

Water Theft Rising in Drought-Ravaged California (Jun 15)

A growing number of Californians are resorting to water theft and police are playing catchup, as nearly half the state suffers a historic 4-year drought.

It's gotten so bad, police are warning businesses and residents to start locking up their taps.

Palo Alto resident Jason Zhur said he’s shocked it has come this far. “But water’s becoming more expensive than gas."

A group of thieves broke locks guarding spigots at a shopping center in Milpitas, KPIX reported over the weekend, making off with hundreds of gallons of water. Police are still seeking the suspects, who braved surveillance cameras to access the water.

In March, thieves drove off with a 500-gallon water tanker in the Oakland Hills. The Marina Landscape tanker was resting on a trailer parked in front of a job site near the Caldecott Tunnel and police believe a thief hooked it up to a truck and drove off. The tanker is worth $4,500 to $5,000 and authorities suspect the thieves will use it to steal more water.

Last month, Sacramento police caught two men who illegally tapped into a city fire hydrant to fill a 2,000- to 4,000-gallon water truck they’d rented, the Sacramento Bee reports. Officials are determining whether the men had simply forgotten to obtain a permit or were intentionally stealing water.

This month the owners of a nudist resort in the Santa Cruz Mountains were charged with theft after piping water from a nearby creek despite many warnings from Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District to stop, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

Also this month, water bandits pried open locks on water spigots at a shopping center in Milpitas, CBS reports. Witnesses noticed three to four people filling containers in the middle of the night and the property owner confirmed the incident by looking at his water bill and noticing a significant jump in water use.

In April, the Associated Press reported that a large amount of water was stolen from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a source of water for 23 million state residents.

The AP also reported in February that Modesto homeowners had illegally taken water from a canal.

Hundreds of gallons were stolen from a fire department water tank in North San Juan during wildfire season last summer.

"We were just absolutely stunned," Boyd Johnson, a battalion chief with the North San Juan fire department, told the National Journal. "Fires are on everyone's mind during the summer so to see this happen, I think it really scared people."

Enforcing water theft laws in the face of a four-year drought is not easy, some in law enforcement say.

"This is something that's very hard to pin down. If you don't catch someone in the act, how do you prove they did it?" Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman told the National Journal.

Mendocino County currently counts water theft as a misdemeanor. "To me this is like looting during a disaster. It should be a felony," Mendocino County Supervisor Carre Brown said of water theft.

In Lemoore, the Public Works Department dedicated an employee to searching for water thieves after police found evidence of someone accessing water through fire hydrants.

Hardware stores are now selling locks that screw onto water valves to prevent water theft.

Sources

http://rt.com/usa/267361-water-theft-drought-california/

http://blog.sfgate.com/stew/2015/06/15/water-thieves-are-on-the-ris...

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/06/13/lock-your-taps-spigot-m...

http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/

[jorge namour]

Violent storms on the east of European Russia, with strong winds and hail hit the Oblast 'of Kirov

Violent storms lash the plains of European Russia

June 16, 2015

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MAP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirov_Oblast

The storm front photographed during the transition sull'Oblast 'Kirov

During the afternoon yesterday, Monday, June 15, 2015, a series of intense thunderstorms lashed the eastern part of eastern Russia and Kazakhstan, causing damage and many hardships as a result of the floods produced by heavy rainfall. The most violent storms have affected the Oblast 'of Kirov, along the basin of Vyatka, where there have been also strong hail, accompanied by an intense electrical activity and strong blasts of wind-related "downbursts" of individual thunderstorms.

The storm was preceded by a giant wall of very dark rain which resulted in a drastic reduction in horizontal visibility, by dropping the darkness in a few minutes.

The outbreak of these violent storms in eastern European Russia is linked to its passage in the upper troposphere (250 hPa), the main branch of the "polar jet" for days positioned with its maximum altitude above the ground and in European Russia and the Urals area.

thunderstorms hit the area around the city of Kirov, where the storm was preceded by strong gusts of wind uprooted several trees and created many hardships, especially road traffic and airport.

Flooding caused by heavy storms yesterday

[jorge namour]

Storm Ashobaa Oman: 8 years of rain in one day!

News - Published Saturday, June 13, 2015 by The Weather Channel - LA CHAINE METEO

Tropical storm Ashobaa hit the south of the Arabian Peninsula. Oman has been particularly affected.

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VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-3tveUnOMk

Tropical storm "Ashobaa" was born in the Arabian Sea last Tuesday. She hit Oman on Thursday and Friday, causing extreme rainfall and flooding in the south. If one counts no casualties, more than a hundred people had to be rescued, however due to flooding.

8 years of rainfall in 24 hours!

Several cities in the south of the Sultanate received impressive amounts of water. A Massirah, rains of 231mm were collected against an average of 2mm in June. When you know that the annual rainfall of 40mm to Massirah, so we can consider it rained in 24 hours equivalent to 8 years of rainfall in this city!

A very rare phenomenon

It is rare that a tropical storm reaches the coast of Oman. In general, typhoons and cyclones formed in the Arabian Sea from reaching rarely reach the land. But this year, the very high temperatures observed in India and neighboring countries and a late monsoon contribute to cause an unusual rise in temperature of the Arabian Sea (abnormality of + 2 ° C at the surface of the Sea of Oman), which may partly explain the presence of the storm Ashobaa an unusually high latitude.

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[KM]

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Snow in the desert: Freak hailstorm turns the Red Centre white, blanketing parched earth in ice

• A large thunderstorm in the Alice Springs area on Saturday blanketed the area in hail
• The red earth contrasting with the white hail gave way to a stunning spectacle
• The unusual phenomenon did not bring hail big enough to cause any damage 

In a bizarre but beautiful sight the Red Centre turned white on Saturday following a thunderstorm which blanketed the area in a sheet of hail.

Photographs show a stunning contrast between the bright earth and hailstones covering the ground in parts of Alice Springs.

While the area does see storms it's not often conditions are just right to deliver the spectacle it did at the weekend.

'This event was set apart due to the fact it was a slow moving storm,' Jackson Browne, a meteorologist at the Darwin Bureau of Meteorology explained to Daily Mail Australia.

'Usually these storm cells move with quite a lot of pace,' he said, adding that although hail is present in most storms it has often melted by the time it meets the ground.

As the hailstones were only marble-sized they weren't large enough to cause any damage, but they did provide quite a sight for locals, many of whom have never seen hail despite living in the area for years.

The Red Centre was blanketed in hail on Saturday following a freak storm

It looked as though the red earth had been turned white by the ice

Stunning photographs show the contrasting colours in the unusual phenomenon

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3123378/A-city-lockdown-Tig...

Where's an ark when you need one? Apocalyptic scenes in Georgia as lions, bears, wolves and HIPPO are among dozens of animals to escape from zoo during freak flood in Tbilisi 

• Flooding has destroyed enclosures at Tbilisi Zoo in Georgia allowing more than 30 dangerous animals to roam free
• Among the animals to escape are six tigers, six lions, 20 wolves and a hippo, which was hit by a tranquiliser gun
• Flash flooding in the Georgian capital has already killed up to 10 people including three who work at the zoo 
• The zoo confirmed that one of the keepers that died had lost an arm after being attacked by a tiger last month 

The capital of Georgia has been placed on lockdown after heavy flooding destroyed enclosures at the city's zoo allowing tigers, lions, jaguars, wolves, jackals and a hippo to escape and roam the streets.

Residents in Tbilisi have been warned to stay indoors after more than 30 dangerous animals became free from the zoo after heavy rain and wind.

The flash floods have already killed up to 10 people including three workers who are employed at Tbilisi Zoo. 

A hippo who escaped from a zoo in the Georgian capital Tbilisi after flash flood destroyed the animal's enclosures allowing them to roam the streets 

As well as the hippo, tigers, lions, bears and wolves has escaped for their pens, forcing the city to be placed on lockdown by authorities 

The escaped hippo was eventually cornered in the main square of Tbilisi and was subdued by being shot with a tranquiliser gun

The zoo said one of the dead was Guliko Chitadze, a zookeeper who lost an arm in an attack by a tiger last month.

Some of the animals have been seized but it is unclear how many are still on the loose.

[lonne rey]

Summer in Madrid: Hail, storms and flashfloods

http://www.thelocal.es/20150611/summer-in-madrid-hail-and-flashfloods

Freak weather conditions for June caused chaos in Madrid on Thursday when the capital was hit by electric storms, torrential rain and even hail.

Around mid-morning the skies darkened and then the heavens opened causing torrents of water to flood streets and overflow drainage systems.