USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013
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USA MAY 2013
SLAT 8CS (USA) Maps & details of timing / regions of events p 2-10
Climate Change delusions exposed
● “Warm Means Cold” is proven nonsense ● What Media Did not Report
.
Spring still delayed in
central, north and west parts
with wintry blasts at times
● Frequent heavy rain with sleet and snow at times, major
thunderstorms, tornadoes and large / giant hail in north, central, Great
Lakes and Midwest parts.
● Often hot in the SW.
● Major storms with thunder giant hail, some sleet and snow in parts,
floods and tornadoes 27-29 May - A major world solar-weather hit.
● West parts mostly higher pressure and drier than central parts.
● East and NE parts have some fine, but discontinuous, spells of
excellent weather.
● Major thunderstorms with large/giant hail and tornadoes are
expected in main WeatherAction periods R5/R4/R3 periods:
~1-2(R3), 7-9(R3), 10-11(R4), 19-24/5(R3s), 27-29(R5+)
See detailed maps p 3-10 for likely locations which include NE, East, Center,
SW W/NW and North parts.
As in previous months these extreme contrasts associated with wide swings in the Jet stream are indicators of
the developing Mini Ice Age situation continuing into coming years and decades. The changes in circulation –
which are part of world-wide pattern changes - will be caused by changes in Solar-Lunar factors which
modify the behaviour of the Jet stream and are largely predictable by WeatherAction’s Solar Lunar Action
Technique months ahead. Standard Meteorology will run into serious problems this month especially in
Weather Action main Red warning periods (eg R4, R5) during which standard Meteorology short range
forecasts of precip will generally need to be doubled and thunder / tornado risk enhanced.
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IT HAPPENED Before with less CO2 & similar Solar-Magnetic lunar relations & weather Arctic & Europe!
At WeatherAction’s monthly Open Meeting* – in a new follow-on video - 26 April, Piers Corbyn, said
CO2 wamists had “just made up” their ‘warm causes cold’ theory which is “baseless religious cant”. He
said there were two questions for their proposition, that CO2 caused Arctic Ice melt and that caused this
cold Spring in W Europe & USA and wet last summer etc in Britain; and the warmists fail on both.
1. Is there a match between Low Arctic Sea Ice and weather eg cold UK, USA Marches? NO! For example
mid-March ice levels were the same in 2012 and 2013 but the UK, Europe and USA weathers were opposite.
2. When did Low Arctic Ice & similar Europe weather happen before and Why? Summer 2012 in Britain,
Ireland & Europe was like 1816 - ‘The year without a summer’, and similar summers around then in the last
Mini-Ice-Age. CO2 was lower then but the Sun-Earth particle-magnetic relationship and lunar modulation
described by Piers Corbyn’s ‘Solar Lunar Action Technique’ (SLAT) of long range forecasting were similar.
This is why: (i) the Jet stream was thrashing around in a similar extreme fashion then and now giving predictably
very wet Eu summers cold Springs and failed crops; (ii) the consequent phase and patterns of ocean circulation
and stratospheric winds were similar so then as now increased North-South ocean currents sent mild water into
the Arctic which melted ice from underneath - nothing to do with CO2 aloft. The Royal Society reported to
HM Admiralty in 1817 that the Arctic ice had “Greatly abated in the last 2 years” (prob to less than now).
“Then as now these Mini-Ice Age conditions were driven by predictable solar-lunar effects. We predicted last
summer’s torrents and the late cold snowy winter & Spring Eu+USA. CO2 failed and predicts nothing.”
•
John Harvard Library, London; normally every last Friday of the month 12.30 pm, enquiries WeatherAction.
•
Pdf Arctic Sea Ice Extent http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews13No7.pdf , Further info http://bit.ly/10kAvgn
WeatherActionTV- VIDS (Mar 29), http://bit.ly/R48q37 : Winter 2012-13 Blizzards &
Stratwarms; Challenge to CO2 warmists Why CO2 fails == “It’s the Sun, not CO2!” Piers
Corbyn’s ‘Game Changer’ Jun 5 2012 at ‘The Greenest Event’ Johannesburg http://t.co/Pbt3RjaX
USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013
From data 15/28 Mar Page 2 KEY WEATHER PERIODS. All Available on line via http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 2013 – Key Weather Developments in 8 weather periods SLAT 8CS (USA)
MAY 1 – 3 Solar Factors: R3 1-2th then NSF/Q. Mobile with deepening large area of low pressure, moves east to Mid-West as high centred ~west of Great Lakes
expands southwards. High pressure much of west Gulf + NW USA, low pressure towards California. Mid West generally cold, then turning very cold with strong N
wind + snow possible to West of mid-West / Great Lakes. Centre major thunderstorms, hail, flash floods, large tornado risk. SW Gulf states dry, hot + mostly sunny
– high cloud later. New Mexico thunderstorms later. California, showers. Pacific NW mostly dry, more cloud in North.
MAY 4 - 6 Solar Factors: NSF/Q. Extended mostly slack area of low pressure from NE USA + Great Lakes to South/Central parts. High pressure to West of Great
Lakes + Low pressure to West of Vancouver. California probably low pressure generally slack. Snow/sleet showers in wide band from Great Lakes to central
parts. Snow/Sleet likely near Canada border + Great Lakes. Rain showers further south and rain towards East coast. Florida + SE dry, sunny, hot. SW states + California
variable sky. N-Central regions cold/cool with night frosts.
MAY 7 – 9 Solar Factors: R3, 7-9th Large powerful organized area of low pressure N/E USA with firm High ridge West of Great Lakes. Corresponding High in South
(in Texas/OK) gives N-S High bar. Largely low pressure in West USA/Rockies. Large area of heavy snow + thunderstorms (S parts of region) in much of N/E USA.
Travel disruption. Florida + southern states cold + showery. Texas, OK dry, mostly sunny + hot with duststorms. New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona hot + dry. S California
probably thundery showers. Oregon/N California major thunderstorms, large hail + flash floods.
MAY 10 – 15 Solar Factors: R4 10-11th then NSF/Q 12/13th then R2 14-15th Mobile. A series of powerful low pressures head west to east through central plains ~
13/14/15th. High pressure north of Great Lakes to centre-East parts, recedes somewhat later and central low moves north-east later, Probably Low pressure
Mexico + South Texas. Light winds most of southern states. Thundery showers with large hail + strong local winds (tornados in S parts) move through 10-12th.
Florida/SE mostly fine with variable sky + then sunny. Center-West showery, drier later Major thunderstorms + tornados likely north TX, OK, KS. Vancouver showery, then fine.
California, humid, hot + sunny especially later.
MAY 16 – 18 Solar Factors: Solar Factors: NSF/Q Low pressure in the northeast moves northeast as high to west of Great Lakes extends to cover most of eastern
half of USA. Low pressureTexas/ Mexico. Probably High(er) pressure Florida. Thundery showers + hail as active low(s) move eastwards then generally finer in
North/North East. Gulf very warm + humid in west. Texas major thunderstorms. California probably dry + very warm/hot. Vancouver area probably cool + showery.
MAY 19 - 24 Solar Factors: R3 19-22nd, and R3 23-25th Mobile situation. A deep powerful well organized low develops over north central parts and heads East to
be briefly centred over/just south of Great Lakes. High pressure in West South parts (later) + West North parts. Probably low pressure to NW with center north of
Seattle. Major thunderstorms, massive hail, local floods and tornado events over Mid-west and central/east parts. South East parts mostly warm and dry. SW parts
major thunderstorms and dust storms with Tornado events before high pressure takes over. Vancouver probably dry. North central parts cold, with frosty nights.
MAY 25 - 29 Solar Factors: NSF/Q then R5 27-29th Generally mobile with very active lows just to the north of Great Lakes, high pressure to NE of USA. Thundery lows Gulf
states (East) + Florida. Low pressure centre of west USA, high pressure Vancouver. Heavy rain, strong winds, giant hail, sleet/snow. Turning xtremely stormy and wild
ld with hail and wind damage, Major thunderstorms + tornado events over Gulf states. TX, OK, KS, MO major thunder+dust storms and tornados / tornado swarm.
SW USA heat. West + north showery & cool.
MAY 30 – JUNE 1 Solar Factors: NSF/Q Quieter than previous period, low in Great Lakes / north of Great Lakes, gradually fills, high pressure to N/E USA and north of west
half. Low pressure SW USA and lowish SE USA. Mostly dry and fine across USA, scattered thundery showers Great Lakes + Midwest. East + NE dry, sunny and hot, Gulf
states hot + humid, South Texas hot + humid with thundery outbreaks, Colorado sunny + hot, California thundery feel but mostly dry, Vancouver/Seattle warm + fine.
MAPS of Weather periods page 3 onwards
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 1-3 Forecast
L
H
Confidence BC = 70%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
(H)
*Note ‘C’ confidence for
timingFactors:
/ detail.
Solar
(esp later)
H
(L)
Mostly dry
Showery later
Thundery
showers
Variable.
Showers, esp
later
Showers
(L)
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
Key Weather Development
st
NOV 27-31/1
Dec
MAY
1–3
Later
Very
cold Snow
Thunderstorms,
large hail later
HOT,
DRY,
SUNNY
HOT
H
L
th
then NSF/Q
R3
1-2Factors:
Solar
27-28 Top
Red & 30-31 En Top Red
Mobile with deepening
large
area
low
pressure,
27-31st
/1st of
Feb
Largely
fine
moves
east to maintained
Mid-West as
high pressure
high
centred
ofUSA
Great
at first
in East~west
half of
Lakes
despiteexpands
high cloud at times
southwards.
then a major change
around
29th as much
deep of
High
pressure
thundery
Low
moves
east
west Gulf + NW USA, low
from
north
central
parts
pressure towards
and deepens - becoming
California.
centered to East of Great
Lakes
giving
strongcold,
Mid
West:
Generally
Northerly
plunge
of cold
then turning very cold
with air
which N
gives
strong
windSNOW
+ snowin
possible
in West&ofparts
this area.
South Canada
of
NE USA.
Centre: Major thunderstorms,
hail,
floods,
largeextends
tornado
Highflash
over
Rockies
risk.
West / NW giving East wind
SW
Gulf states
dry, hot + mostly
offshore
in (North)
sunny
– high cloud later.
California.
New Mexico thunderstorms later.
California,
showers.
Low likely
in Mexico. Texas
Pacific
NW:
(East) stillMostly
warmdry,
butmore
less
cloud
in
North.
so.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 4-6 Forecast
Confidence AB = 80%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
Key Weather Development
MAY 4-6
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L
H
Dry, sunny,
cold nights.
Frosts
Some
showers
(L)
H
Quiet, variable
sky
Very cold
(L)
Widespread snow
showers
L
HOT
H
Showery (rain)+
thundery
Solar Factors:
NSF/Q
Extended mostly slack
area of low pressure from
NE USA + Great Lakes to
South/Central parts. High
pressure to West of Great
Lakes.
Low pressure to West of
Vancouver.
California probably low
pressure generally slack.
Snow/sleet showers in wide
band from Great Lakes to
central parts. Snow/sleet
likely near Canada border +
Great Lakes.
Rain showers further south
and rain towards East coast.
Florida + SE dry, sunny, hot.
(L)
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
H
Dry,
sunny,
hot
SW states + California
variable sky.
Pacific NW regions cold/cool
with night frosts.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 7 – 9 Forecast
Confidence B = 75%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
Key Weather Development
MAY 7-9
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th
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Large powerful organized
area of low pressure N/E
USA with firm High ridge
Cold + showery
West of Great Lakes.
Corresponding High in
Snow
South (in Texas/OK) gives
Bright,
N-S High bar.
dry
Major
Largely low pressure in
thunderstorms,
Thundery
West USA/Rockies.
large hail, flash
showers
floods
Large area of heavy snow +
H
H
L
L
Cold, showers
+ cloud
HOT
L
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
H
H
(L)
H
thunderstorms (S parts of
area) in much of N/E USA.
Travel disruption.
Florida + southern states
cold + showery.
Texas, OK dry, mostly sunny
+ hot with duststorms.
New Mexico, Colorado,
Arizona hot + dry.
S California probably
thundery showers.
Oregon/N California major
thunderstorms, large hail +
flash floods.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 10 - 15 Forecast
Confidence BC = 70%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
L
Key Weather Development
MAY 10 - 15
H
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Dry + very
Sunny
warm
Recedes (later)
Heavy Rain then
finer.
Showery
Snow/
sleet
H
H
Hot, sunny
Probably hot +
sunny espec. later
Tornados esp
~10-11th
L
Rain
Moves east later
Tornados esp ~10-11th
Major
thunderstorms +
tornados likely
Rain
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
Mobile. A series of
powerful low pressures
head west to east through
central plains ~ 13/14/15th.
High pressure north of
Great Lakes to center-East
parts, recedes somewhat
later and central low moves
north-east later,
Probably Low pressure
Mexico + South Texas.
Light winds most of
southern states.
Thundery showers with large hail
+ strong local winds (tornados in
S parts) move through 10-12th.
Hot + sunny
L
Solar Factors:
R4 10-11th then NSF/Q
12/13th then R2 14-15th
H
Florida/SE mostly fine with
variable sky + then sunny.
Center-West showery, drier later
Major thunderstorms + tornados
likely north TX, OK, KS.
Vancouver showery, then fine.
California, humid, hot + sunny
especially later.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 16 - 18 Forecast
Confidence BC = 70%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
Key Weather Development
MAY 16-18
Solar Factors: NSF/Q
H
Warm
L
L
Cool and
showery
Low pressure in the
northeast moves
northeast as high to west
of Great Lakes extends
to cover most of eastern
half of USA
H
Showers
Low press Texas/ Mexico.
Probably High(er) pressure
Florida.
Thundery showers + hail as
active low(s) move eastwards
then generally finer in
North/North East.
Gulf very warm + humid in
west.
Texas major thunderstorms.
California probably dry + very
warm/hot.
Dry and
sunny
L
L
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
HOT
Vancouver area probably cool
+ showery.
(H)
.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 19 - 24 Forecast
Confidence C = 65%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
Uncertainties
(L)
showery
Cold, rain
H
Cold +
frosty
Cold
Major
thunderstorms,
massive hail.
Some snow /
sleet
possible.
Local floods
+ tornado
events in
center -S of
area.
Thunderstorms,
large hail + dust
storms
Cool
H
(L)
H
Mobile situation. A deep
powerful well organized
low develops over north
central parts and heads
East to be briefly centred
over/just south of Great
Lakes.
High pressure in West
South parts (later) + West
North parts.
Probably low pressure to
NW with center north of
Seattle.
Major thunderstorms, massive
hail, local floods and tornado
events over Mid-west and
central/east parts.
Showers
Hot
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
Solar Factors:
R3 19-22nd, and R3 23-25th
L
Fog
(L)
Key Weather Development
MAY 19 - 24
South East parts mostly warm
and dry.
SW parts major thunderstorms
and dust storms with Tornado
events before high pressure
takes over.
Vancouver probably dry.
North central parts cold, with
frosty nights.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MAY 2013 - MAPS
Issued 30 Apr from SLAT 8CS (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp
MAY 25-29 Forecast
Confidence C = 80%. Timing normally to one day; positions approximate.
(H)
H
Sleet / now
likely
H
L
Cool and
showery
(L) (L)
Dry
Hot
Major thunder & dust
storms & tornados /
swarm esp 27-29th
Key Weather Development
MAY 25-29
L
Solar Factors:
NSF/Q then R5 27-29th
Generally mobile with
very active lows just to
the north of Great Lakes,
high pressure to NE of
USA. Thundery lows Gulf
states (East) + Florida.
Low pressure centre of
west USA, high pressure
Vancouver.
Heavy rain, strong winds,
giant hail, sleet/snow.
Turning xtremely stormy
and wild ld with hail and
wind damage,
Major thunderstorms +
tornado events over Gulf
states.
TX, OK, KS, MO major
thunder+dust storms and
tornados / tornado swarm.
SW USA heat.
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
West + north showery & cool.
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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast APRIL 2013 - MAPS
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MAY 30 - JUNE 1 Forecast
Confidence C = 70%. Timing normally to one day; positions approx.
Large Uncertainties
H
Dry,
cold
nights
Warm
and fine
L
H
L
H
Sunny and
very
warm/hot
Thundery
showers
Hot,
sunny
East + NE dry, sunny and hot,
Gulf states hot + humid
South Texas hot + humid with
thundery outbreaks
L
Colorado sunny + hot
Thundery
outbreaks
L
Approx Wind cold/warm
Approx Track of Low/High
Key Weather Development
MAY 30- JUNE 1
Solar Factors: NSF/Q
Quieter than previous
period, low in Great Lakes /
north of Great Lakes,
gradually fills, high
pressure to N/E USA and
north of west half. Low
pressure SW USA and
lowish SE USA.
Mostly dry and fine across
USA, scattered thundery
showers Great Lakes +
Midwest.
Hot and
humid
Hot and
sunny
California thundery feel but
mostly dry
Vancouver / Seattle warm +
fine.
(H)
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