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

[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...

[KM]

http://www.thebigwobble.org/2015/12/the-weather-has-gone-mad-warm.html

The weather has gone mad! warm temperatures being broken in the UK, Europe and US as Daffodils bloom in December! December set to be warmest on record along with 2015 set to be warmest year on record!

December set to be the warmest on record across the UK and many parts of Europe as the jet-stream is stuck above the UK and it is sucking warm air from northern Africa bringing balmy temperatures more accustomed to early May than December.
Yesterday here in Holland, just north of Amsterdam, I enjoyed temperatures hovering around 18C, or around 65F in old money, uncanny when you realise the average temperature here for this time of the year is 5C or 41F.
Daffodils are blooming across the  UK and parts of Europe during unseasonal December weather
Flowers usually more associated with Easter than Christmas seen around the country in a week of above-average seasonal temperatures.

Daffodils in December!
Incredibly, the forcast for today is set to be even warmer than yesterday and tomorrow will be the warmest day of all, so records are sure to be broken.
December will probably be the warmest on record along with November 2015 which was the warmest November on record, with 2015 will be the warmest year on record, maybe Al Gore was right after all?
It's not all good news though for the UK.
A series of storms will accompany the mild weather across the United Kingdom into Christmas, threatening to causing more floods and disruptions to travel for millions before and after the holiday. 
Also asthmatics in Britain are preparing for a Saharan dust cloud to hit the country.
Forecasters said Saharan dust picked up by winds and carried in the atmosphere could fall in the South East, leaving a yellow or brown film on cars.
The phenomenon is often dubbed ‘blood rain’, but this reddish precipitation is only officially seen in countries with much higher red dust concentrations.

Across the pond it's the same story with, no sign of the polar vortex which devastated the US just one year ago when parts of America was colder than Mars, temperatures along the north east and Midwest have been in the 70's, around 23C, warm enough for shorts and t-shirt.
But just like the UK a series of storms more typical of spring will bring rounds of drenching rain to much of the eastern third of the nation during the week of Christmas.

[KM]

http://sputniknews.com/videoclub/20151217/1031908390/california-bea...

Rising Tide: Beach in California Swallowed by Ocean

An interesting weather phenomenon occurred on the West Coast of the US.

Whether it was caused by El Nino or not, the Carlsbad State Beach was almost completely swallowed by the ocean.

[KM]

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/must-see-5-unearthly...

Must See: 5 unearthly shots of massive outback dust storm

 A “larger than normal” dust storm billowed through the Australian outback town of Boulia Tuesday, creating an otherworldly spectacle.

Local photographers jumped at the opportunity to capture the Martian-like moment, where visibility was reportedly limited to just a few metres.

Although dust storms are common in the area, lifestyle photographer Ann Britton told the Brisbane Times that Tuesday’s happening was substantially larger than usual.

The outback is known for being Australia’s vast, mostly uninhabited desert region, where temperatures can soar to 50 C in the summer, while dipping to – 10 C in the winter.

[KM]

https://www.rt.com/news/326071-australia-storm-tornado-sydney/

Freak storm rips though Sydney with tornadoes, flooding, hail, 200kph winds 

A destructive storm has hit Sydney, Australia, bringing tornadoes, flooding, golf-sized hail stones, and up to 213 kilometer per hour winds, which caused serious damage, triggered evacuations, and trapped people indoors.

A Sydney suburb was labeled a disaster zone after a tornado ripped through its southern beaches with golf-sized hail stones and rattling winds that caused tremendous damage to the neighborhood.

The disaster toll already looks steep: over 10,000 homes and around 7,000 businesses have been left without electricity. State Emergency Service (SES) has received at least 160 calls out.

Heavy winds have torn roofs from houses, triggering evacuations in Sydney. 

One of the biggest evacuations took place at the desalination plant in Kurnell. Staff was told to leave the Caltex refinery immediately, after it suffered significant damage from the storm.

Part of the roof collapsed at the Shoppers at Westfield mall in Bondi Junction, causing flooding and forcing quick evacuations. The major shopping center remains closed.

“There is flooding and people are being moved out of the mall,” Conor McGuinness told The Australian. 

Flights are being delayed at Sydney’s airport, according to an airport spokeswoman.

In another shocking moment, a palm tree caught fire when it was struck by lightning in Sydney.

Some of the photos posted online show flipped and damaged cars, as well as flooded streets with random objects blown by the winds.

Social media users had posted pictures of ominous-looking dark grey clouds, resembling movie scenes from the end of the world, prior to the storm lashing out.

The freakishly strong winds have now moved offshore from Bondi Beach, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. However, a severe thunderstorm warning is still in effect for parts of Sydney and New South Wales.

More storm outbreaks are expected throughout the day.

[Mark]

UK weather: Britain facing hottest Christmas on record

Southern England will be hotter than parts of Australia over the next few days thanks to sub-tropical air

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk-weather-britain-facing-hott...

Bookies have slashed the odds on Christmas Day being the warmest on record as the freak December mild spell continues.

Temperatures in southern England will be hotter than parts of Australia over the next few days thanks to sub-tropical air.

And forecasters say the balmy weather is here to stay - with Christmas Day predicted to be exceptionally warm.

Ladbrokes cut the odds of temperatures breaking the December 25 record of 15.6C from 10/1 to 3/1.
Spokeswoman Jessica Bridge said: "It looks like sunglasses rather than snowmen on Christmas Day."

The forecast is bad news for snow lovers - with only parts of the Scottish Highlands expected to see the white stuff.

[Howard]

Alaska Storm Among Strongest Non-Tropical Cyclones on Record (Dec 13)

A very intense storm that battered Alaska's Aleutian Islands this weekend had an estimated atmospheric pressure among the lowest on record for the northern Pacific. Given its extreme intensity, the area of low pressure made for an extraordinary sight on satellite imagery as illustrated above.

The lowest barometric pressure in the storm was estimated to be 924 millibars at 9 p.m. Alaska time on Saturday night, or 1 a.m. EDT Sunday, according to an analysis done by NOAA's Ocean Prediction Center. That ties a Bering Sea storm in November of last year that also had a lowest estimated pressure of 924 millibars.

Interestingly, last year's storm formed partially from the remnants of Super Typhoon Nuri, while the storm this weekend did not develop from a former typhoon or tropical storm.

Those pressure readings were estimated based on surface observations and buoys in the area, so the official record lowest pressure for the north Pacific remains 925 millibars. That was measured in a similar storm on October 25, 1977 on a ship docked at Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Two other storms have produced directly-measured pressures lower than 929.8 millibars over the extratropical North Pacific.

In this storm, the lowest pressure directly observed at a fixed airport-based observation site was 27.73 inches, or 938.9 millibars. This measurement came from the Adak Airport on Adak Island in the western Aleutians at 6:16 p.m. local time Saturday.

In general, a lower atmospheric pressure correlates with a more intense low pressure system. For reference, the lowest central pressure of Hurricane Andrew (1992) was 922 millibars. Despite the potential of a similar pressure at its peak, wind speeds in non-tropical cyclones such as the Bering Sea storm are much lower than hurricanes, because the pressure gradient is spread out over a much larger area than in a hurricane.

Late Saturday night and early Sunday, the storm produced some ferocious winds in the Aleutian Islands. At Adak, sustained winds reached 94 mph with gusts topping out at 122 mph. Those winds occurred within a 3-hour, 40-minute period of uninterrupted hurricane-force sustained winds of 74 mph or greater between 8:16 p.m. and 11:56 p.m. Saturday.

Wave heights of up to 40 feet were measured at one buoy in the Bering Sea as a result of the powerful winds.

The storm was weakening on Monday morning while spinning over the Bering Sea. However, its pressure was still very low. NOAA estimated its central pressure at 950 millibars as of 3 a.m. Alaska time.

Source

http://www.weather.com/news/weather/news/aleutian-storm-alaska-beri...

[KM]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3358273/Winter-tornadoes-to...

Winter tornadoes touch down in East Texas damaging 50 homes and injuring two

• The unexpected tornadoes touched down Saturday afternoon in Lindale, with no warning 
• At least 50 homes, around 90 miles southeast of Dallas, were damaged
• The mayor declared a city-wide emergency and 'declaration of disaster' 
• One witness said: 'On the movie Twister where they had the two tunnels come through, they twirled around each other, that's what it looked like'
• No one has yet been reported to have been killed 

Rare December tornadoes surprised East Texas on Saturday afternoon, damaging 50 homes, destroying a bridge and injuring two people.

At least one tornado, probably two, touched down around 4pm in Lindale, about 90 miles southeast of Dallas, according to KETK. 

The mayor has issued a declaration of disaster for the city. 

'We saw these clouds and these little tornadoes that were shooting down and then one hit the ground. We saw it hit the ground, witness Melissa Malone told the outlet. 'From there we called 911 and immediately alerted them and the sirens started going off.'

Residents of Lindale, Texas took cell phone video of a tornado touching down on Saturday afternoon - above, Ryan Alexander posted a video to Facebook of the freak winter storm 

Eyewitness Autum Green spotted the twisters forming on Iron Mountain Road in Lindale and captured them with her cell phone. 

'It was kind of cool watching it build up, but I was really scared,' Green said, adding that she normally gets weather alerts, but none came with the tornado. 

'On the movie Twister where they had the two tunnels come through, they twirled around each other, that's what it looked like,' she said.

The National Weather Service did not send out warnings and people in Lindale were caught completely unawares, reports the outlet. 

A tornado, or possibly two, touched down unexpectedly in East Texas on Saturday afternoon

[KM]

http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2015/12/14/floods-still-affecting-...

Floods still affecting Ireland as river levels rise again

Parts of Ireland experienced more heavy flooding on December 12, 2015 after more heavy rain battered the country. At the same time, water levels of the Shannon river system are still rising and are expected to peak over the next few days, the National Emergency Coordination Group reported.

Abundant amount of precipitation over the weekend of December 12, triggered floods in the counties of Sligo, Leitrim and Dublin area, while parts of western Ireland, in the Shannon river basin suffered the worst hit. Local media reported heavy flooding in the Corbally area of the Limerick city and parts of Athlone on the night of December 12 (local time).

The level of water flow from the Shannon river is expected to increase to 440 cubic meters per second (15 538 cubic feet per second) over the coming days, and lead to increased risk of flooding the roads and grounds of Springfield, Montpelier, Castleconnel, Mountshannon, Lisnagry and the University of Limerick.

14 homes, a secondary school and numerous cars have been overflown in the Corbally area, and the main road passage from Co. Clare into Limerick was left under water. The road has been opened to traffic, following the initial flooding, however, numerous roads in the Castleconnel area have remained closed. Homes in the Richmond Park and the area of Ardscoil Mhuire secondary school reported flooding, as well.

Over 400 homes have been cutoff the power supplies, according to the local media. Residents between Chapelizod and Islandbridge in Dublin area were urged to remove their vehicles from underground parking spots and other low-lying areas last night.

[jorge namour]

Christmas Forecast: climate unrecognizable, it seems Easter Monday with sun and warm [MAPS] - ITALY

14 December 2015

Christmas Forecast: farewell from the authentic atmosphere of the winter holiday season, the weather will remain mild and sunny throughout much of Italy

http://www.meteoweb.eu/2015/12/previsioni-meteo-natale-2/554131/

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

ou know the typical Christmas atmosphere, the hushed in white snow, wrapped in the freezing winter cold and decked with lights, colors and festoons in tune with typical scenarios of Alaska or Lapland? Well, forget quickly about all this because this year, for the umpteenth time (now more and more often) throughout Italy and in much of Europe will be a Christmas from spring weather, with lots of sunshine and temperatures far higher than the average for the period. It seems almost Easter Monday, with ideal weather conditions for all types of outdoor activities.

The anomalous anticyclone that by the end of October (with the exception of the brief period of the end of November) occupies the Euro-Mediterranean region will persist at least until Christmas, and probably beyond, as we can see in the images accompanying the article.

but the temperatures are far superior compared to the average of the period and even though for some there may be a feeling that cold face, in fact the climate is insanely warmer than normal for the season, as evidenced by the maps and data on thermal anomalies.

he most worrying aspect is that in Russia and in Siberia are really monstrous act positive anomalies (see map opposite), and it is from there that should - in theory - get the cold at this time. It 'impossible to say even now that winter is compromise: there is January, February and also in March when we will have numerous cold waves and snow, but for the moment the situation is exactly the opposite of the winter season and there' It is not even a shadow.

The anticyclone will insist for a long time resulting in high temperatures: the scenery of the Alps is bleak, there is no snow in places.

The images that come from Livigno are scandalous, with a little 'of artificial snow to allow skiers to practice winter sports, but in the coming days the temperature will rise further and probably also the artificial snow will melt and will not spararne other

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