Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect

[Sevan Makaracı]

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."

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

[jorge namour]

Hot in London: guard faints during the parade for the Queen [PHOTOS and VIDEO]

June 11, 2016

A guard fainted during Trooping the Colour, a military parade for the 90th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth

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Probably because of the heat (in London this morning by recorded 22 ° C), or perhaps to stress or the weight of the uniform, a guard fainted during Trooping the Colour, a military parade for the 90th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth:

the man suddenly she passed out under the eyes of colleagues and was promptly cared for by paramedics. His condition does not raise concerns.

[KM]

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Extreme cold hits Brazil: -18°C and snow forecast for the weekend

A wave of polar air is currently sweeping across Santa Catarina, Brazil bringing extreme cold temperatures in this this tropical land.

On Wednesday, June 8, 2016, subzero temperatures were recorded in 14 cities. On the Hill of the Church (Morro da Igreja) in Uribici, temperature plummeted to -18°C! Insane!

Santa Catarina in southern Brazil is being hit by a wave of extreme cold.

14 cities were in subzero temperatures at dawn on June 8, 2016.

In one of Brazil’s coldest spots, the hill of the Church in Urubici, temperature of -1°C was registered. But taking into account the intense southerly winds, the temperature plummeted to -18 °C.

Many municipalities were covered in white in the early hours of the day and marked 0 ° C. Sierra, flowers and lawns of the gardens were frozen.

In the capital of the State, Florianópolis, the lowest temperature of the last seven years has been measured (3 °C).

According to the Meteorological Center of Santa Catarina (Epagri / Ciram), the temperature will continue to decline in the next days as the wave of polar air will last until Monday, June 13, 2016.

Snow is forecast in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina mountains, where snow did not fell in 2015.

 

[jorge namour]

Blasted 80 people at the Rock Am Ring festival GERMANY

News - Published Sunday, June 5, 2016 by The Weather Channel-- LA CHAINE METEO

The rock festival and Metal Rock Am Ring was disrupted by violent storms and severe flooding. 80 people were injured by lightning on Friday night, look at the images of the video elements.

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Germany is affected by extremely violent storms for a week and the weather conditions will remain dangerous on the center of the country all next week. It is in this context that had held one of the largest in Europe Festival, Rock Am Ring, which was forced to cancel his last day of concerts, that of Sunday.

The festival acceuillait this weekend the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Black Sabbath, Volbeat, Deftones, Billy Talent, Bring Me The Horizon and many others. But at a concert Friday night, a "Superbolt" (enormous lightning) hit a group of people about 80 festival-goers were injured by the spread of electricity.

You should know that the power is transmitted very well from one body to the other especially when they are in the water, a very good conductor of electricity (the festival were in the mud). 15 people were reported in a "serious condition", and many of them had to be resuscitated after cardiac arrest

After repeatedly interrupted concerts in the last three days, the authorities decided to cancel the final day on Sunday because of persistent thunderstorms. The festival organization has also asked farmers in the area to clear festival of cars from the mud and water with their tractors.

During its history, the festival has often been confronted with bad weather: last year, thirty people had been struck by lightning.

[KM]

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Two people are dead and five injured as violent storms and floods lash the east coast of Australia - with people in Sydney and Brisbane warned to 'stay at home' and 'the worst is yet to come'

• Australia's east coast was hit by wild weather with flooding and gale force winds on Saturday 
• Damaging winds were forecasted with peak gusts that could reach more than 90km/h and up to 250mm of rain
• The entire NSW coast was put on flood watch for what meteorologists believe is the first time in 30 years
• Queensland Police confirm that two people have died in a Brisbane car accident during the severe weather 
• Parts of the Vivid Sydney lights festival will not go ahead on Saturday as wild weather poses a threat to public safety

Two people are dead and five injured as violent storms lashed Australia's east coast on Saturday, causing widespread damage and flash flooding to New South Wales and Queensland during the first weekend of winter.

The eastern states woke to horrendous storms on Saturday morning with gale-force winds and heavy rain forcing the Bureau of Meteorology to issue severe weather warnings, including a flood-watch for the entire New South Wales coast - the first in 30 years.

The extreme system is being blamed as a possible cause of a horror smash near Ipswich, west of Brisbane, that claimed the life of a man and woman on Saturday morning when an out of control truck jack-knifed and ploughed into a mini-van.

The driver of the van died at the scene on the Warrego Highway while his female passenger died in hospital later in the afternoon. The truck driver escaped serious injury and was taken to hospital.

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The storms wreaked havoc across Sydney on Saturday, bringing down several trees in Napier Street, Paddington - resulting in thousands of dollars damage to parked cars

Another tree was uprooted in Sydney's inner-west at Petersham and crashed on to a red Mazda (pictured left) while a BMW was unfortunately struck by a fallen tree in Rose Bay, in the city's east (pictured right)

Brave swimmers prepare to test their strength against powerful waves crashing into the Bondi Icebergs on Saturday

The three swimmers grip tightly to the guard rail as a wave smashes into the famous Bondi Beach pool

[KM]

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French deluge: Louvre closes down, thousands flee homes amid state of emergency

A picture taken on June 2, 2016 shows the river Seine bursting its banks next to the Eiffel Tower in Paris. 

AddThis Sharing ButtonsTorrential rains and severe flooding across France have forced thousands of people to flee their homes amid a state of emergency. Paris’ iconic Louvre museum will stay closed on Friday to be ready to remove artworks if the River Seine rises too high.

French President Francois Hollande declared a state of emergency on Thursday due to the flooding, which has been caused by the Loire and Seine rivers bursting their banks following heavy downpours. The leader promised money to help local authorities deal with the damage.

A firefighter evacuates a baby from a flooded area in Chalette-sur-Loing, near Orleans, France 

Rescue workers have responded to about 10,000 calls and evacuated more than 5,000 people with small boats since the weekend.

Photos show residents climbing out of their houses onto rafts, as boats float across streets that now resemble rivers. 

Residents in Nemours, near Orleans, France, await evacuation from floods 

The River Seine has risen by five meters (16 feet) in Paris, flooding the French capital. The city has warned that the river could rise to 5.6 meters (18.4 feet) above its normal level by the end of the day, and has forecasted that it should crest tomorrow at just under 6 meters (19.7 feet).

Rail operator SNCF was forced to close an underground commuter line running along the Seine in Paris that is frequently used by tourists traveling to the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral. 

A resident brings baguettes to his mother's flooded house in Chalette-sur-Loing Montargis, near Orleans, France 

According to an internal email written to employees and seen by Reuters, the landmark Louvre museum closed its doors on Thursday and will not open on Friday in order to allow staff to easily remove works of art if needed.

“The museum will remain closed to the public tomorrow out of precaution: there is no danger to the public or our staff but will allow us to calmly remove certain art collections should it be necessary,” the email states.

Meanwhile, the Musee d’Orsay said it would close earlier than usual on Thursday. 

In the Loire valley, the Chambord Castle – a Unesco World Heritage Site dating back to the 1500s – has been surrounded by water. 

Speaking during a visit to a crisis control center in flooded Nemours, where 3,000 of the town’s 13,000 residents have been evacuated, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said: “The situation remains tense and difficult in several areas. We still have many concerns.”

At least one person in France has died due to the flooding, as an 86-year-old woman was found dead in her house southwest of Paris late on Wednesday.

Heavy rains have also affected other parts of Europe, with six days of downpours leading to the death of eight people in Germany.

[M. Difato]

Storm in Pakistan leaves 34 dead, almost 200 wounded
JUNE 2, 2016 http://www.miragenews.com/storm-in-pakistan-leaves-34-dead-almost-2...
The wind storm in the north of Pakistan killed at least 34 people, almost 200 people were wounded, according to local media.

At least 34 people died and almost 200 were wounded in a major thunderstorm that hit the north of Pakistan, local media reported Thursday.

Dunya News TV reported on Thursday that India’s Punjab state, bordering Pakistan, was hit by dust and wind storms on Wednesday. The storms led to power cuts, building collapses and fires. Most victims died under collapsing buildings, fallen trees and billboards.

Flight operations were halted at the Benazir International Airport in Islamabad, and city transport service was also suspended, Geo TV said. But on Thursday morning the airport resumed flights.

[Gerard Zwaan]

Five people dead as parts of Europe see worst flooding in 100 years: Parts of Britain colder than Christmas Day

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• At least five people died on Wednesday in flooding across France, Austria and Germany
• In many places the water reached five metres above street level.
• Floods in France are the worst since 1910. 
• Parts of Britain are colder than on Christmas Day yesterday
• More flooding on the East coast of England
• A month's rain fell in six hours in parts of the UK.

The inhabitants, surprised by the sudden flooding, had to be rescued by helicopter.
At least five people died on Wednesday in flooding across France, Austria and Germany, authorities say. Search teams in the Bavarian town of Simbach am Inn found the bodies of three people who had been trapped in a house and a woman was found dead by a nearby stream.
In central France an 86-year-old woman lost her life.
Dozens of towns have been inundated and people have been saved by helicopter.
Forecasters say waters are expected to keep rising for several days, reports the BBC.
The departements of Loiret and Seine-et-Marne to the south and east of the capital Paris were placed on red alert by weather service Meteo France due to the dangers caused by flooding.
The service asked the public to avoid any kind of travel in the affected areas unless it was absolutely necessary.
Nemours resident Sylvette Gounaud told Agence France-Presse: "In 60 years of living here, I've never seen this.
The centre of town is totally under water.
All the shops are destroyed."

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Central France has seen some of its worst flooding in 100 years.
The Loiret area received the average rainfall of six weeks in three days.
The rising waters wreaked havoc on Tuesday as the A10 motorway, which links Paris and the south west, was flooded and has to be closed at St-Arnoult-en-Yvelines.
Around 650 vehicles were left blocked by the rising waters with around 200 motorists having to be transported in army trucks to the city of Orleans, which itself has been badly hit by flooding.
In Paris, the river Seine burst over walkways, prompting authorities to set up a crisis team.
On Tuesday the height of the river reached 3.8 metres at Austerlitz and is expected to rise even further throughout Wednesday and Thursday.
Authorities however have played down fears the floods will be as bad as the flood of the century of 1910.
Boats continued to navigate the river, but if the water level rises past 4.3 metres then river traffic will be halted.
Heavy rains in parts of Germany and Austria stranded people on rooftops and left water lapping at the doors of one of the Loire Valley's most famous chateaux Wednesday.
In one incident in southern Bavaria, emergency services rescued 20 members of a school group when a boat trip on the Regen river ran into trouble with strong currents sparked by a sudden storm, authorities said.
On Bavaria's border with Austria, firefighters and other emergency services were dispatched to stricken towns where roads and bridges were cut and some residents had to seek refuge from the waters on rooftops.
"The floods came so quickly that people had to escape to the roofs of their houses," a spokesman for the Lower Bavaria regional police said, adding that many streets were submerged.
In the town of Triftern, around 200 schoolchildren bunked down in their school, preparing to spend the night on Wednesday.
A town spokesman said the school building itself was out of danger as it was on higher ground.
Just over the border in Austria, heavy rain lashed the Salzburg region, flooding several roads and forcing several schools to announce closures for Thursday.
The floods were also declared an emergency in the historic town of Passau, on the border with Austria, the scene of massive flooding three years ago.
In nearby Pfarrkirchen more than 35 litres of water per square metre fell in the space of six hours on Wednesday, according to the German meteorological office.
More thunderstorms are forecast for southern Germany, and water levels on some rivers are predicted to rise further still.
Meanwhile Parts of Britain are colder than on Christmas Day yesterday as our meteorological summer begins in the only way we know how – with clouds and rain. Maximum temperatures were just 14C in the South East today, compared to 15C on December 25 last year, and it’s not getting any warmer tomorrow.
Meanwhile there is a flood alert along the Yorkshire coast from Skipsea to Whitby with 40 knot gusts expected to cause overtopping waves.
Temperatures have plunged thanks to a system advancing across Britain yesterday, while an onshore breeze is blowing in from the North Sea. 

[Starr DiGiacomo]

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15 killed as rain, windstorms wreak havoc in parts of country

June 02, 2016

RAWALPINDI/PESHAWAR: Massive rain and windstorms on Wednesday evening hit Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Peshawar, Lahore and some other parts of the country, killing at least 15 persons as walls and roofs collapsed while billboards and trees were uprooted. As many as 75 persons were also injured in the windstorm.

Electricity vanished in the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad and most parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after some pylons fell due to the storm. The Metro bus station’s roof at the 6th Road, Rawalpindi, collapsed and the bus service was suspended. The flight operation at the Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad was also suspended due to the windstorm.

According to the Met Office, the wind was blowing in Rawalpindi at 148 kilometres per hour and in Islamabad it was 120 km/hr.A woman and her two daughters died in Margalla Town, a madrassa student lost his life in Sector F-7 and a man was killed in Bhara Kahu due to the windstorm in Islamabad.

In the Dhoke Hassu area, Rawalpindi, Kanwal, 20, and her 18-year-old brother Majid died in a wall collapse while their mother Sultana received injuries. In the Banni area, Azhar Mahmood lost his life.

Also, at least seven persons were killed and over 40 others wounded when a windstorm and rain hit parts of KP and tribal areas on Wednesday.The powerful thunderstorm followed by heavy rain hit the provincial capital and nearby towns at around 6:30pm. Several walls and roofs collapsed while trees fell due to the heavy rain and storm.

Sidra, a young woman, and her six-month baby Ahmad, died in rain-related incidents in the Musazai village. Two members of the family, Ambreen and Nosheen, were wounded and shifted to hospital.

An emergency was declared in all the city hospitals while ambulances of Rescue 1122 were moved to rush the wounded for treatment.

“A mother and her child were killed in Musazai, Peshawar, while two others in the family sustained injuries when the roof of their house caved in. Another person was killed in Nowshera while one died in Charsadda,” Bilal Ahmad Faizi, the spokesman for Rescue 1122, told The News.

He added that as many as 23 persons sustained injuries in various rain and storm-related incidents in Peshawar, Charsadda and Nowshera.

A woman was killed and three others wounded in rain-related incidents in Jamrud Tehsil while a man died in the Bara Tehsil of the Khyber Agency. One person reportedly died in Kohat. Unconfirmed reports said a child reportedly died on the Kohat Road. A large number of hoardings and trees also fell to the ground due to the powerful storm.

In Nowshera, one person was killed and several others injured in house collapse incidents. A man identified as Ihsan Ali was killed when a tree fell on him in Misri Banda. The Grand Trunk Road was closed for traffic after signboards, trees and electricity poles were uprooted which blocked the road. 

The sources said that boundary walls of several houses in Nowshera Kalan, Risalpur and Mera Jalozai collapsed, leaving several persons injured. Scores of injured were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital and other hospitals in the district. There were reports of damage to the crops in different areas of Pabbi tehsil of Nowshera district. 

Hailstorm severely damaged the standing crops and fruit orchards spreading on large swathes of land in South Waziristan.  According to local sources, the hailstorm broke a 30-year-old record. It also uprooted the solar systems the tribesmen had installed to generate power to run the tube-wells. According to the reports received from various parts of the tribal region, the most affected areas were Karikot, Landi Doog, Waja Ghundai, Sherna, Sekach, Tala Bani, Laman, Dubkot, Tanai, Warsak, Wacha Khwar and Greendana. One person identified as Bakht Jan was killed in a wall collapse incident in Sadda, Kurram Agency.

[lonne rey]

Floods: torrential rains wreak havoc in France

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Seven departments remain vigilant rain and / or flooding. A red alert is issued Loiret, due to an exceptional flood of the Loing.

The amount of water fallen in recent hours is impressive: in two days, 86 millimeters to Voulton, in Seine-et-Marne, while 65 millimeters were recorded in Trappes, in Yvelines, in one day.

A Montbouy, Loiret town, the river reached a height of 2.1 meters on Tuesday, surpassing the previous record of 1.85 meters recorded in 1910.

The water rose up to a meter in places in Bruay and neighboring towns, according to the prefecture.

"The month of May broke all records" (France)

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[SongStar101]

Heavy rains cause deadly flooding in southern Germany

An estimated three people have been killed as violent weather strikes the southwestern German state of Baden-Württemberg. Heavy rain caused an underground car park to collapse.

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Much of the destruction is centered in the town of Schwäbisch Gmünd in the East Württemberg region. Authorities said a volunteer firefighter was killed while trying to rescue a flooding victim - the man he was trying to save is listed as missing.

Separately, police said one person died in an underground car park in the town of Weißbach after it became flooded with rainwater.

#schwaebischgmuend Schweres Unwetter zu Hause. Und ja, wir müssen über #climatechange und auch Versiegelung reden pic.twitter.com/lyhjqtahue

— Ines Pohl (@inespohl) May 29, 2016

The storm was reportedly centered in the Ostalb district near the state border with Bavaria. Numerous vehicles were reportedly underwater and emergency services had to rescue stranded motorists from their vehicles.

Rescue workers assisting stranded residents on May 30 as heavy flooding hit Schwäbisch Gmünd

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