Is there a link between recent Solar activity & recent storms in Europe

Is there a link between recent Solar activity & recent storms in Europe

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An air-and-sea search for five men missing from a sunken cargo carrier off the coast of north Wales has been called off for the night.

Holyhead coastguard said a decision would be made later whether to resume the Irish Sea search for the crew members on Monday morning.

Two crew of the Swanland were rescued by helicopter early on Sunday. A third man's body was found later.

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There has been severe weather in Ireland and the UK for the last 24 hours, with winds peaking at 130 KPH (80MPH) and a series of accidents that could be linked to the Solar storm! The sinking of a Russian freightship in the Irish Sea after a Freak Huge wave broke the ship in two, all the crew of nine except two men are feared dead after Coastguards give up the search.

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The sinking of a Russian ship in those waters seems very fishy to me. Especially since how everything is so tense between those nations right now but it might in fact be the weather. Who knows though.

reply to post by davereality


There is nothing fishy about a boat going down in hurricane conditions... Have you ever been at sea in a storm 10 plus..

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It is called "autumn" in the regional tongue. Otherwise known as "fall". Tends to bring shifts in temperature and air pressure which manifests in windy conditions. Happens every year.

Whe have crazy storm here in scania today. Cathegory three...

No link whatsoever.

And I'm unsure why you would link a thread from a year ago to the discussion as being relevant to storms today.

Originally posted by Raud
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It is called "autumn" in the regional tongue. Otherwise known as "fall". Tends to bring shifts in temperature and air pressure which manifests in windy conditions. Happens every year.

Yep, same old storms we get every November.