No Longer A Once In A Lifetime Event?

Hmmm, maybe I'm reading it wrong, although rare, they are a 'thing' in CA.

While Hurricanes commonly form in both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, the storms rarely make their way onto California land. In fact, the usually-sunny state hasn’t experienced a tropical storm since Hurricane Norman in 1978. Before that there was the 1939 Long Beach Tropical Storm and The San Diego Hurricane of 1858.

fox5sandiego.com...#:~:text=While%20Hurricanes%20commonly%20form%20in,their%20 way%20onto%20California%20land.

It will be nie to cool down a bit. Its been over 100 degrees for several days recently

originally posted by: trusername

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: rickymouse

It kinda would be a problem if you didn't have hurricane insurance. Not too many of those policies floating around the West Coast.

We might see people wiped out because of that possible clause. 🤷🏻

Ah Mother Nature, so multi dimensional...

More like "bipolar"! (pun intended!) LOL

I can't say I mind at all they say this may be how things are ... Only the truly delusional would think more water in a place that's constantly warned they will run out of water is a bad thing

The sea temperatures around the world are at record highs. And not just record highs, they are exceeding the records by a huge margin.

originally posted by: markovian
I can't say I mind at all they say this may be how things are ... Only the truly delusional would think more water in a place that's constantly warned they will run out of water is a bad thing

A splash of water in your scotch might be welcome and enjoyable.


A fire hose shoved down your throat and opened up full bore...not so much.



Concerns are that some areas might receive a year, or more, worth of rain in just one or two hours.


That would cause major problems with flooding, and the associated damage and loss of life.

Isnt this more of a storm appearing at the right place during an el nino cycle than it is a human climate change event. If California doesn't get hit with another hurricane or tropical storm in the next 15 years would that prove man made climate change doesn't exist?

a reply to: Mantiss2021
Welcome to the desert if you where looking for a nice easy life you came to the wrong place

July 8 1999 3 inches in 90 mins that's life in the desert

a reply to: Degradation33

El Nino headed North instead of East; When it occurred during that one winter snow fell in SoCal. The weather map you showed is the summer equivalent. In winter when it goes East historically; The winter in the East is very mild. When it occurs in the Spring; April, May, June? Then it's all the mud and landslides.



For fun when the flint materials in that area hit each other in an earthquake; Sometimes it turns into a phenomena known as ball lighting and the military has a history of shooting at it as it was mistaken as UFO's.



As a side note; Investigation into that phenomena and learning how to make and harness it would be a great source of energy production along the lines for what N. Telsa was trying to achieve in his day knowing of the phenomena and trying to reproduce it with the science and materials available to him in his day in the lab... Since science and material and the amount of people there are in the energy field and sectors involved? Then it's got a better chance to occur now than it ever had then. As we have been in a global energy race much like the space race ever since the concept of "peak oil" became a public concern.

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I know they were talking about the Earth's Core stopping it's rotation and beginning to rotate in the Opposite direction .

I heard the Earth was going to flip over on its side .
Buncha Chicken Littles with their Doom porn .
That crap all but disappeared on December 13th 2012 .

No, not the whole earth, silly! Just Guam, according to congressman Hank Johnson.

Maybe we should talk to him; I think he knows something we don't!

Just watch for Jim Cantore, if they don't send him in to do reporting everything will be ok.
If they do send him to report then batten down the hatches.

Isn't it believed that massive amounts of flood water introduced in this area can cause more severe earthquakes?
Not sure why that came to mind but I remember hearing that some where...

a reply to: Degradation33
Well, I'm right here in the path (Palos Verdes Peninsula) so we'll see what happens. My section of the coastline is 90% cliffs of about 150 feet so I'm not worried too much. Heavy saturation has caused some landslides in the past though.

a reply to: Degradation33

My son kayak fishes off the coast of ventura co. The water temp went from 61 to 70 in one week. The average here is round 57 to 60. People surf with full body suits up here.

This isn't normal.

Fish patterns show the changes. And El Nino effects here are more frequent than normal this decade. More tropical fish are caught during El Nino. Yellowtail, a few dorado and even a marlin or two. Albacore tuna come in closer and the sportfishing boats make alot of money.

But it's a strong one this year, so far.

originally posted by: datguy
Just watch for Jim Cantore, if they don't send him in to do reporting everything will be ok.
If they do send him to report then batten down the hatches.

Isn't it believed that massive amounts of flood water introduced in this area can cause more severe earthquakes?
Not sure why that came to mind but I remember hearing that some where...

ok so looked that up... and according to USGS you're right:

Very large low-pressure changes associated with major storm systems (typhoons, hurricanes, etc) are known to trigger episodes of fault slip (slow earthquakes) in the Earth’s crust and may also play a role in triggering some damaging earthquakes. However, the numbers are small and are not statistically significant.

www.usgs.gov...#:~:text=Very%20large%20low%2Dpressure%20changes,and%20are%20not%20statistically%20significant.

swell... literally...

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
I know they were talking about the Earth's Core stopping it's rotation and beginning to rotate in the Opposite direction .

A bunch of headlines repeating that lie doesn't make it true, that never happened, despite headlines saying otherwise.

originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
lol yeah but the Core did change directions that is fact.

It's not a fact, it's the biggest fattest complete lie I've seen in recent years. Don't take my word for it, and don't believe the stupid lying headlines. Read the research of the actual scientists who did the work the false headlines are based on...the scientists never said the core stopped rotating.

If that's too technical, basically the inner core and the Earth rotate about every 24 hours, but in the past for whatever reason, the inner core rotated a teeny tiny bit faster. Now some observations suggest that instead of rotating faster, the inner core around 2009 stopped rating faster and was rotating at the same rate as Earth's surface, about once every 24 hours. Even more recently, some data suggest the inner core may have slowed down even a bit more, so it still rotates approximately once every 24 hours, but maybe just a hair less now. So we can hardly call that a stop or reversal of the rotation, when it's rotating every 24 hours, aproximately. Now if the headlines said the inner core stopped rotating FASTER than the surface, that might be true, but to leave out the "faster" part like most headlines did, is just a big fat lie.

The reason I said "that might be true" is that even the claims about the inner core no longer rotating faster than the surface are not really confirmed, because some scientists interpret the data differently. It's so deep within the earth we can't measure it directly so we have to make numerous inferences which can be questioned and which are questioned. Even if it's true, it is such a tiny change in the rotation of the inner core, it's not very significant in everyday terms.

Earth's Core Didn't Stop Spinning. Here's What's Happening.

a reply to: Degradation33

Here's some good links

cdn.star.nesdis.noaa.gov...

www.cnrfc.noaa.gov...

Taking screenshots... not sure how to upload on ATS tho - can someone else do it or explain?

www.ssd.noaa.gov...

Not to deflect from the seriousness of Hillary and Hurricanes...

if you go to DALL-e and ask for an AI image of Hurricane Hillary that looks like Hillary Clinton there is already a response that says "It looks like this request may not follow our content policy." try it - clearly plenty of that request? however you can easily hack that by asking it to: Make a storm cloud satellite type image of hurricane hillary that looks like Hillary Duff / Clinton

Not to be Hillary-ous but now, I'm wondering what images we can believe re weather imagery.

I wonder if that much rain will have an effect on the fault lines

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
I wonder if that much rain will have an effect on the fault lines

Very large low-pressure changes associated with major storm systems (typhoons, hurricanes, etc) are known to trigger episodes of fault slip (slow earthquakes) in the Earth’s crust and may also play a role in triggering some damaging earthquakes. However, the numbers are small and are not statistically significant.

www.usgs.gov...#:~:text=Very%20large%20low%2Dpressure%20changes,and%20are%20not%20statistically%20significant.

a reply to: EternalShadow

pole shift??

there were prophecies like, "3 days of darkness" which could mean
#1 maybe the sun shorts out... naw...

#2 space dust passes between us and sun.....possibly...

#3 the earth stops rotating from asteroid strike or magnetic field
collapse just before reversal, kinda like a gyroscope/dynamo.
or that chair inside 3 spinning circles that astronauts and pilots use
to correct an uncontrolled spin, suddenly stops and reverses


now,... if the earth does stop rotating, for 3days darkness,
the OTHER SIDE OF EARTH gets 72 hours straight of noon sun
possibly cooking everyone on that half of earth

if the earth stops spinning all of a sudden....
the oceans will keep moving and obliterate EVERYTHING
on BOTH SIDES of earth up to a certain elevation...
now, did that happen in noah's day? perhaps


another prophecy is maybe islamic...
"the sun shall rise in the west"
once again, pole reversal, asteroid,,,
just like that astronaut training chair/dynamo it could
suddenly stop, reverse, maybe reverse again
but once more ,.. the oceans keep on rollin by

JESUS did say that those earthquakes volcanoes, famines..
were just birth pangs for A NEW HEAVEN AND EARTH..
ever see the opening theme of thundar the barbarian? (cartoon)
moon splits from a passing comet, tears up earth?

and one more prophecy......
" the northern hemisphere shall see the southern stars"
well, the physical earth gotta slide down to do that...
stars aint movin

PLUS GOD did say that : after the moon turns blood red.....
"there will be an earthquake, unlike any other in history
ever before or since, and every stone shall be thrown down,
every hill and mountain laid low" and "it is finished"

some searchin might find them prophecies i found
over the past 40 years of my memory.... good luck

forgot one more...
a sumerian clay tablet says that:
last time nibiru passed, it took mars'es atmosphere and
nearly destroyed earth,.. now maybe next time it comes close
may really do some damage (JESUS'S return?)
from the sumerian story on TRUTHISSCARY.COM
but link no longer works, gotta use wayback machine
if it is just a story,... its the best one i ever read