PHOENIX FIVE EARTH CHANGES BULLETIN
September 8, 2005 by MW Mandeville (Black Canyon City, Arizona)
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BULLETIN ITEM: Solar Weather Alert: Bad News: Sunspots Triple Today , Hurricanes A Possible Threat
[ECB, Black Canyon City Arizona, September 9, 2005, 02:50:00 UTC] Sunspots tripled from 11 on September 7 to 36 on September 8. The Fluxgate Monitor continues to show very little disturbance in the solar wind and magnetosphere of the Earth.
The sudden increase in the number of Sunspots most likely resulted from rotation of an active site to a position which could be observed from the Earth. Solar conditions are now favorable once again for the strengthening of hurricanes and cyclones. At the moment, conditions on the Sun (Earthside) remain mild and the Solar Atmosphere for the Earth's Quadrant appear mild.
NASA forecasts up to an 80% probability of M-Class Flares during the next 48% hours. On a world basis, existing storm systems and fronts ARE now likely to strengthen during the next 24 hours. More probable than not, Hurricane Ophelia strengthened to a Category One status as a direct result of energization of the Earth's upper atmosphere from today's increase in Sunspot activity.
This is probably true for the next 24 hours, but conditions could change in as little as 24 hours.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center forecasts that Ophelia is likely to remain stationary off the coast through the weekend and gradually drift into the Atlantic. The increased energization of this storm and the surrounding atmosphere by solar activity is likely to change all vectors. Accordingly, OPHELIA SHOULD BE CONSIDERED TO BE UNPREDICTABLE AS OF THIS HOUR.
If the Sunspot Count continues to rise tomorrow (September 9 PST), Ophelia could begin to move more rapidly with an increase in its windspeed. For the next 24 hours at least, Ophelia should be considered a HIGH THREAT POTENTIAL for doing a "Katrina" with a radically different vector than is currently projected.
Another surge in Solar Activity can be expected approximately September 15 - September 27 and this surge may produce conditions which can reproduce storms like Katrina.
Forecast For The Next 90 Days
MOST DANGEROUS WINDOWS:
September 17-27: COULD BE AS DANGEROUS AS KATRINA
October 15 - November 4: STRONGER POSSIBILITY FOR MULTIPLE OCCURRENCE OF STORMS
EVEN MORE DANGEROUS THAN KATRINA.
These predictions are based on predictable surges in solar activity combined with the Global Warming Trend. Danger "Windows" are defined from generalizations made with three years of observation.
