SOTT Earth Changes Summary – February 2019: Extreme Weather, Planetary Upheaval, Meteor Fireballs
February was another month of significant extreme weather events. More ‘record’ floods, cold, and snowfalls… and a couple of record heat events due to the changing of the jet stream that creates hot air pockets in localized areas. But these are of little impact when compared to the decreasing temperatures around the world, particularly in the Northern hemisphere.
Of course, the mass media focused on and magnified the few record heat events this month to divert public attention from what matters – the possible beginning of an ice age due to the Solar Minimum; that’s is already having dire impacts in the daily life of millions.
Record rain and floods affected millions. The most devastating events took place in the Middle east; Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Jordan were taken by surprise by raging waters.
Meanwhile, an unprecedented flash flood soaked the world’s driest place, Atacama desert, in Chile.
Again, cold and snow continued to break records; chaos and blackouts ensued in Czech Republic, dozens of flights got canceled in Kashmir, record snow blocked roads in Pakistan, and froze Moscow.
The US got the worst of the cold this month, from heavy snowfalls in Seattle, to unusual temperatures in New Mexico and Las Vegas, and a ‘Bomb cyclone’ that hit eastern states leaving 550,000 without power.
Some US ski resorts that were booming last month due to heavy snow had to close during February because there was too much snow! California has suffered some of the most extreme weather over the last couple of years, from droughts to wildfires to record snowfalls.
Meteor fireballs also left a mark this month (as usual!), starting with a meteorite in Cuba that baffled hundreds of people with an thunderous boom that shattered windows… very similar to what happened in Chelyabinsk 6 years ago in the same month… another sign? This bolide was also sighted over Florida.
As the earth slowly opens up, more sinkholes were reported around the world with Turkey and Indonesia particularly badly hit.
One M5.5 earthquake in Hokkaido and another M7.7 in the Peru-Ecuador border triggered landslides and damaged infrastructure, this was in addition to an unusual swarm of low magnitude quakes around the Ring of Fire.
And last but not least, crops and cattle continued to pay the price for extreme weather this month.
Music used: ‘Escape from the Temple’ by Per Kiilstofte. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
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Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection
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