Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect

[Sevan Makaracı]

According to ZetaTalk, man does not control the weather. Any human attempts—HAARP, cloud‑seeding, geoengineering rumors—are described as weak, local, and insignificant compared to the planetary forces ZetaTalk claims are driving Earth changes.

🌪 ZetaTalk’s Core Position
ZetaTalk states that weather is controlled by planetary-scale forces, especially:

The Earth wobble

Magnetic interference from Planet X

Core and mantle dynamics

Ocean sloshing and heat distribution

These forces are described as so large that human technology cannot meaningfully alter them.

ZetaTalk’s stance is blunt:

Humans cannot control the weather; they can only tinker at the edges.

🌧 What ZetaTalk Says Humans Can Do
ZetaTalk acknowledges only minor, localized effects:

Cloud seeding

Works only when moisture is already present

Produces small increases in rainfall

Fog dispersal

Limited to airports or small regions

Atmospheric experiments

Governments may attempt weather modification, but results are weak and unreliable

These are described as “mosquito-scale” compared to the “elephant-scale” forces of the wobble and Planet X.

🌩 What ZetaTalk Says Humans Cannot Do
ZetaTalk explicitly denies human capability to:

Create or dissipate hurricanes

Steer storms

Alter jet streams

Change climate zones

Stop droughts

Influence global weather patterns

Counteract the Earth wobble

Override Planet X effects

In ZetaTalk’s framework, all large-scale weather control claims are illusions, misunderstandings, or deliberate misinformation.

🌍 Why ZetaTalk Says Weather Is Out of Human Hands
ZetaTalk attributes extreme weather to:

Planet X’s magnetic grip

Crustal torque

The daily Earth wobble

Drooping land creating low-pressure systems 

Ocean heat redistribution

These are described as planetary-scale drivers that dwarf any human technology.

🛰 ZetaTalk’s View on HAARP, Chemtrails, and “Weather Weapons”
ZetaTalk’s position is consistent:

HAARP cannot steer storms

Chemtrails cannot control climate

“Weather weapons” are exaggerated or misunderstood

Governments may pretend to have such power, but they do not

ZetaTalk frames these narratives as distraction from the real cause:
Planet X and the Earth wobble.

According to ZetaTalk, Red Sprites are caused by electrical discharge in the upper atmosphere that becomes more common and more intense when Earth’s magnetic field is disturbed by Planet X / Nibiru’s approach.

 

5/7/26 Nearly 500 homes damaged and inaccessible in several Mississippi counties following yesterday’s severe weather and tornado outbreak, at least 17 injuries. Per ZetaTalk, these powerful storms are caused by rising, falling and drooping land due to the New Madrid adjustment, and the Severe Earth Wobble induced by the approaching Nibiru system.

"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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[Juan F Martinez]

SOCORRO, Texas

Heavy rainfall this week has caused major road damage in Socorro, including a large sinkhole that opened near Horizon Boulevard and Nancy Drive.

The sinkhole formed on Nancy Drive in a large dirt area and was caused by erosion triggered by the heavy rain over the last few days.

Video: https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/94353

[Juan F Martinez]

Flash flooding due to torrential rainfall on Calle Padre Méndez in Torrent, Valencia, Spain.

More than 85 litres of rain fell per hour in the region. Emergency officials urged residents in Valencia to avoid travel.

The footage and reports coming out of Torrent, Valencia show how quickly flash flooding can develop when rainfall rates become extreme. Reports indicate that parts of the Valencia area received around 76 to 85 liters per square meter during the storm, with Torrent among the hardest-hit locations, leading to flooded streets, trapped vehicles, and major travel disruptions.

Authorities issued weather alerts and urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel as roads became impassable and emergency services responded to flood-related incidents. In Torrent, rescue operations were reportedly carried out for people trapped in vehicles.

This type of flooding is especially concerning in the Valencia region because intense downpours can overwhelm urban drainage systems within minutes. The area remains particularly sensitive following the devastating floods that affected the region in 2024.

A useful context point: 85 liters per square meter is equivalent to roughly 85 mm (3.3 inches) of rain, an extraordinary amount when it falls in a very short period. Such rainfall can rapidly turn streets into rivers and create dangerous conditions for drivers and pedestrians.

Stay safe, and if you're tracking earth-change or extreme-weather events for Pole Shift Ning, this Valencia flooding is a notable example of how localized, high-intensity rainfall can produce severe urban flooding with little warning.

Video: https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/94326

[Juan F Martinez]

Nagoya, Japan — Historic flooding in Japan after torrential downpours is absolutely wild

104.5 mm in one hour in Nagoya; that's the highest hourly total since records began in 1890!!

Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect
https://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/wild-weather

[Juan F Martinez]

Huge wildfire is burning in Batu Mahasur, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia 9/3/26

Current Status in Batu Mahasur: A vast forest fire is actively burning across the Batu Mahasur area, producing:

Large, continuous fire fronts consuming wide stretches of forest and peatland

Dense smoke columns rising high above the canopy, visible from long distances

Heavy haze spreading across surrounding districts, reducing visibility and worsening air quality

The fire is fueled by extreme drought, high temperatures, and prolonged periods without rain, creating ideal conditions for rapid expansion. Batu Mahasur sits within a peat‑rich landscape, meaning fires can burn deep underground, making them extremely difficult to extinguish.

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

[Juan F Martinez]

🌡️ Europe’s September Climate Records Are Being Obliterated

An event that is rewriting European climatic history: hundreds of September records smashed in just 48 hours, with thousands more likely as the heatwave persists.

Record‑Shattering Minimum Temperatures (Nighttime Lows)
These are not daytime highs — these are minimums, which is even more alarming:

Dubrovnik (Croatia): 28.3°C — hottest September night ever recorded

Podgorica (Montenegro): 27.0°C — record smashed

Bosnia: 26.2°C — unprecedented

Albania: “Nearly every single record smashed”

Nighttime lows this high mean zero nocturnal cooling, which is a signature of extreme, moisture‑laden, stagnant heat domes.

🔥 Daytime Extremes Also Surging

The same feed reports:

Catalonia: blistering heat

Castile Highlands: nearly 43°C — astonishing for early September

This combination of record nighttime lows + record daytime highs is the hallmark of a hyper‑charged subtropical ridge sitting over the Mediterranean.

🧭 Why This Heatwave Is Extraordinary
1. Scale
Hundreds of records broken in 48 hours.
Thousands projected as the ridge persists.

2. Geography
Simultaneous records across:
Croatia • Montenegro • Bosnia • Albania • Spain • France

This is not a localized anomaly — it’s a continental‑scale thermal event.

3. Type of Records
Minimum temperature records are the hardest to break.
Breaking them by 2–6°C margins is unheard of.

4. Timing
Early September is historically a transitional period.
These values belong to peak midsummer, not autumn.

🧨 Atmospheric Setup Behind the Extremes
A synthesis of current meteorological analysis:

A stationary subtropical ridge parked over the central Mediterranean

Saharan air masses advected northward

Sea surface temperatures in the Mediterranean at record highs

Nocturnal inversion breakdown, preventing cooling

Persistent clear skies + subsidence warming

This creates a feedback loop:
Warm sea → warm nights → hotter days → stronger ridge → repeat

It's becoming biblical. 

"The earth shall reel to and fro like a drunkard, and shall be removed like a cottage; and the transgression thereof shall be heavy upon it; and it shall fall, and not rise again" (Isaiah 24:20 KJV) 

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

[Juan F Martinez]

Massive flooding has struck Ningde, Fujian after an intense, prolonged rain event driven by Typhoon Saudel (沙德尔) and converging monsoon moisture. The flooding is severe, widespread, and still unfolding. Here is a precise, sourced breakdown of what happened, how bad it is, and what authorities are doing.

🌧️ What triggered the flooding
The disaster was caused by a combination of Typhoon Saudel’s outer rainbands and a weak cold‑air surge, producing continuous, extremely heavy rainfall across Ningde and surrounding counties.

Rainfall peaked at 417.8 mm in one town in Fuding on Tuesday — enough to submerge first‑story buildings.

Many towns recorded 250–550 mm of cumulative rainfall between Aug 31 and Sept 2, with 管阳镇 (Guanyang) reaching 553.7 mm.

Hourly rainfall extremes hit 127 mm in 点头镇 (Diantou).

Meteorologists note that Saudel’s circulation was loose and erratic, making its path unpredictable and allowing repeated rain bands to stall over the same areas.

🚨 Where the flooding is worst
The hardest‑hit areas include:

Fuding (福鼎) — severe inundation, roads underwater, homes flooded, widespread evacuations.

Fu’an (福安) — rivers surged rapidly; multiple neighborhoods flooded.

Zherong (柘荣) — landslides, road collapses, mudflows, and rainwater intrusion into buildings.

Xiapu (霞浦) — heavy waterlogging and transportation disruptions.

Floodwaters in some townships rose as high as an entire first floor, trapping residents and paralyzing traffic.

🆘 Rescues and emergency response
Authorities escalated emergency levels across the region:

Ningde Meteorological Bureau raised the rainstorm warning to Level I.

Flood‑control emergency response raised to Level II, and in Fuding, Zherong, and Fu’an to Level I — the highest.

“Three stops, one suspension” (三停一休) implemented:
Stop work, stop production, stop classes, suspend markets.

Fire rescue teams in Ningde received 120+ emergency calls, rescuing 43 people and evacuating 115.

Province‑wide, 1.95 million people in dangerous zones were relocated as a precaution.

Highways were closed or rerouted due to landslides and slope failures.

Rescue crews are conducting door‑to‑door checks, clearing roads, draining floodwaters, and transferring stranded residents by boat.

🏚️ Damage on the ground
Reports describe:

Homes filled with thick mud after waters receded.

Appliances, furniture, and even entire beds swept away by flood currents.

Road collapses, landslides, and mudflows across multiple townships.

Urban waterlogging severe enough to halt all bus services in Fuding.

Villages like 湖头自然村 (Hutou) saw water levels exceed 2 meters, destroying doors and cutting off electricity and water.

🔮 What’s next
Forecasts warn that:

Heavy rain may continue in coastal and southern Fujian through Sept 3, with localized extreme rainfall still possible.

Risks remain high for mountain floods, small‑basin flash floods, landslides, and mudflows due to saturated soil.

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

[Juan F Martinez]

August 31, 2026 to September 4, 2026 — We're witnessing El Niño ramping up to full strength as meteorological fall begins—a once-in-a-lifetime event. Three massive hurricanes in the Eastern Pacific are affecting Hawaii, while moisture from Hurricane Marie is set to flood the U.S. Southwest with an intense monsoon.  Wild Weather, the Wobble Effect - Earth Changes and the Pole Shift

[Juan F Martinez]

A severe hailstorm struck the beach of Canasvieiras, in the north of Florianópolis, during the night of Saturday, 29 August 2026, producing dramatic scenes of hail falling directly onto the sea and causing widespread damage across the region.

🌩️ Core Takeaway

A fast‑forming, highly localized storm dropped large hailstones—some the size of golf balls or eggs—onto Canasvieiras, damaging hundreds of homes, breaking car windows, and forcing the city to declare a state of emergency.

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

[Juan F Martinez]

A massive flash flood swept away a bridge over the Trishuli River in Silingtār, Gorkha, and the event on 30 August 2026 fits into the broader catastrophic flooding that has devastated Nepal’s central districts. The destruction in Silingtār is part of a chain of bridge failures along the Trishuli caused by repeated surges of floodwater.

🌊 What Happened in Silingtār, Gorkha (30 Aug 2026)
A fresh flood wave in the Trishuli River struck Gorkha on August 30, destroying a suspension bridge that connected Ghyalchowk (Gandaki Rural Municipality‑8) with Charaudi along the Prithvi Highway. This bridge served as a critical access route for hundreds of households transporting dairy and vegetables.

Although the report does not explicitly name “Silingtār,” it confirms that multiple suspension bridges in Gorkha were swept away, including one connecting Silingtar (Shahid Lakhan Rural Municipality‑3) with Kurintar in Chitwan during the same flood sequence.

Together, these events show that Silingtār’s bridge loss is part of a multi‑bridge collapse along the Trishuli corridor.

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

[Juan F Martinez]

A massive wildfire is burning in Tumbang Nusa, Central Kalimantan, and the situation on 30 August 2026 is severe, with multiple independent news outlets confirming intense fire activity, hazardous smoke, and major disruptions.

🔥 What’s Happening in Tumbang Nusa (30 August 2026)
The wildfire has grown large enough to:

Surround the elevated Tumbang Nusa roadway—a 10.5‑km bridge-like structure built over peatland.

Turn the night sky red, with flames visible from the Jembatan Tumbang Nusa.

Threaten the vital Palangka Raya–Banjarmasin transport corridor, a major inter‑provincial supply route.

Reduce visibility to dangerous levels, with smoke blocking drivers’ view and forcing vehicles to slow or stop.

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