February 22, 2016
from AxisChange Website

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This is a response I posted as a comment which I thought would be interesting for everyone. It might help some of you to recognize the differences in the weather patterns we see now… versus the weather patterns seen before the shift.
 

Johan has given us an update about the conditions there. I find his descriptions of South Africa quite interesting and thought others would enjoy them as well.

Here is my comment about weather patterns affected by the axis shift. Some you have heard before. Other details may be new. Remember, when it comes to weather there are a lot of variables which affect it.

One is the falsification of the temperatures, snow and rain amounts, etc. by the NWS and NOAA.

 

They in turn control the meteorologists with their licenses by prohibiting them from reporting any weather conditions which are not first reported by the NWS. In other words, if the local weathercaster declares a tornado, they will lose their license if the NWS did not report it first.

 

One of these was a Little Rock, AR meteorologist who saved the town by setting off the tornado siren when the NWS refused to declare a tornado. I believe this was in the 1990's.

There was a female meteorologist on the weather channel one Sunday a few years ago who mentioned how the storm pattern sitting over the central US looked like a giant hurricane. They immediately cut to commercial while she was in mid sentence.

 

When they returned, she was gone and was never seen again. Nor did anyone else ever make such a statement about the spiral storms again.

MSNBC did the same to one of their doctor spokespersons who was over a large hospital in NY who stated that every DR and nurse staff member at his hospital who had received a flu shot had come down with the flu while everyone who had not received a flu shot did not get the flu.

 

They also cut him off in mid sentence and he was gone when they returned from commercials and never returned. This was around Feb 2009, I think.

Our news and weather were not controlled for public consumption prior to the 1980's. If you notice, local news has become commercial segments for local businesses, medical, schools, and sports.

 

When business is down at the local hospitals, they run news segments on scanning machines and old technology checkups to boost business.

 

They only devote one sentence to any real news item. Nothing negative which might chase away Consumer business or tourism or pique anyone's concerns about weather changes or global problems.

Hence, I have a professional weather station at my home which measures everything except snow with extreme precision. I have had a top level weather station for 10 years. On a regular basis, the meteorologists and weather services are significantly underreporting the temperatures, rainfall amount and tornadoes.

 

Even when we are 103 to 106 degrees, they report 97 or 98, etc. Or 10 inches of rain as 2.5. If they get caught, they claim microclimates as the reason.

 

They frequently declare tornadoes to be straight-line winds even with a thousand witnesses unless you can capture and prove it was a tornado on multiple films from multiple sources.

 

Here is one of their straight-line Winds on a photo I took near Greenville, TX.

 

Does this look like straight-line winds?
 

 


 


The government does the same type of false underreporting with disasters such as Katrina 10,000+ dead, reduced to under 2000.

 

Or the WTC from 50,000 dead, reduced to under 3000. They sugar coat the results to stop angry mobs from forming or to disguise their complicity in false flag attacks or corrupt government mishandling of disaster management.

 

As a former major metro Emergency management agency member, this is just a drop in the bucket to the corrupt tricks the government has already done and will do. And to think we used to complain about Soviet propaganda. They don't begin to compare to what our own US government has done.

It is easier for those of us who grew up in the 1900's to notice the weather changes than it is for the younger generations.

 

For instance, the shape of the US Jet Stream which affects our climate and storm formations which never used to dip further south than the Dallas area has been dipping down into central Mexico during the warmer months since the axis shifts began in 2003 and 2004.

 

Prior to the axis shift the Jet Stream never dipped into Mexico.

 

This shift in the Jet Stream is exactly what we would expect with an axis shift. The change in southerly dip of the Jet Stream corresponds with the shift of the axis during the summer months.

Where the axis change has shifted the southernmost dip of our Jet Stream farther south in Summer… it has also shifted the Jet Stream further north in winter.

During the winter months it barely dips below Canada causing horrific storms and blizzards in the New England states, Nova Scotia and the states north of the Mason Dixon line.

 

However, since the winter Jet Stream dip no longer comes down to Texas and no longer brings down the Canadian cold air, the southern states now experience warmer winters.

 

Just follow the Jet Stream...

Cold air from Canada or the Rockies impacting the warm, moist gulf air is what creates those huge thunderstorms with pouring rain, tornadoes and floods. So the change in axis tilt has had a major impact on the position of the Jet Stream.

However, it is mostly those of us who are over 45 who remember the weather patterns.

 

The Canadian Inuit tribes have also noticed a difference in the sun position as well, which you can read on my old posts. So when you are reading the opinions of others, keep in mind the age group of the person providing them. Age group affects knowledge, quality of education, attitude and personal experience.

 

How can they relate to changes they have never seen before the shift. It also depends on how much attention they have paid to the sun position and weather conditions. It sometimes takes years of experience to notice changes. Even those at 45 now would have only been 30 in 2000.

 

So the best observers before and after the axis shift would now be over 55 and aware of their environment.

Other impacts on the weather is the Coriolis effect.

 

These are the spiraling gravity fields which control the spinning of water in drains, or the spinning of hurricanes and tornadoes. The spinning direction is reversed in the southern hemisphere.

Since the first axis shift, we have seen land based hurricane like storm systems which sit over the central US spinning like a giant fan or hurricane between Canada and the gulf coast; pulling down cold air from Canada and Warm air from the Gulf like huge scooping fan blades creating a spinning deluge of continual rain as it rotates over one region for days and even weeks. Especially, in late spring.

I have several years of weather satellite images to show the changes in weather patterns from before the first axis shift and the formation of these land hurricanes after the first axis shift when these spinning land hurricanes appeared over the central US between mid April and mid June.

 

We had over 30 inches of rain last May 2015. Then, 10 inches this past January in less than one week. At the time of my January post only 6 inches had rained. It was over 10 inches when it had finished.

You can see these spinning land hurricane formation weather satellite images on the link below. Remember, you will only see the axis change weather effects from 2005 and later.

I included pre-2004 weather images for comparison before the axis shifts.

These are special weather loops designed just for comparing these hurricane like storms over the US at the same time each day. For instance, each frame of the monthly images equals one day of the month at exactly 4PM.

 

So for May 2007, the weather animation will show you the weather cloud patterns as it steps through each day of the month at 4PM.

 

Keep an eye on Oklahoma for the spinning storms I described which occurred every spring, day after day from the last week of April thru the first week of June. But only after 2005. Not before.

I also included daily satellite weather loops for certain days during those months if you wanted to view the entire day of cloud formations:

Another effect of the axis shift is on the temperatures of the oceans and oceanic water flow patterns.

 

The pacific coast used to have frigid arctic waters along the California coast. Quite a difference from our warm Atlantic coast or gulf coast. I have lived on both coasts and the gulf area as well. There is a huge temperature difference.

 

The icy cold Pacific coast waters before the axis began shifting in 2003 and 2004 caused rain storms to develop over California every winter when the warm air contacted the frigid coastal waters which flowed down the California coast from Alaska.

 

Creating weekly winter rain in California and snow in the mountains.

Since the axis shift, the Pacific coast waters are warmer causing a drought in California. The shortage of water is also impacted by rice farmers who use an entire lake full of water per crop each year to fill their rice fields. Then dump the water at the end of the season.

 

Massive amounts of wasted water on unneeded rice crops while warehouses in Thailand have tons of rice rotting in storage while California's precious water resources are wasted.

 

Are these California rice farmers paying for the billions of gallons of water they are wasting?

Other things which occurred since the initial 2003 and 2004 axis shifts include heat waves in the UK and tornadoes in Europe.

Johan, our South Africa correspondent has told us about the effects on Whale nurseries from the South pole, etc. We've also seen the deaths of penguins who may become extinct due to iceberg barriers… along with the loss of whales.

 

The only good thing will be the loss of sharks from lack of favored food sources but not until sharks have shifted to humans and dolphins as an alternate food source.

These are just some of the many effects the axis shifts have had on our weather, water resources and animal life we should watch for.

You should start seeing the weather pattern changes in May and June (2016) when the sun progresses to the north of us. I wont know how far our axis has shifted this year until June 20 and 21.

 

It might be interesting to watch for these spinning hurricane like storm systems over the central US between the last week of April and first week of June.

 

Also keep an eye on the Jet Stream behavior as well.

 

 

 

 




Earth's Axis has Changed - Spring and Fall Sun Positions
February 19, 2016
from AxisChange Website

There seems to be a great deal of confusion about the sun during the Spring and fall months.

 

The equinox dates are Sept 23rd and Mar 21st. Despite the axis shift which depending on the year, has extended the tropic of cancer 850-2000 miles (depending on the year) north of its normal position in mid Mexico on June 21st the summer solstice and 850-2000 miles south of the tropic of Capricorn during the winter solstice on Dec 21st… that means the equator is still the midpoint despite the axis shift.

 

The amount of the shift will alter the sun position equally north in the Summer and to its opposite and equal position to the south in December.

 

This is due to the way we orbit the sun at a tilt. Even with an exaggerated or increased tilt, the sun is the same distance too far north during June as it is the same equal distances too far south in December.

This means the equator is still midpoint between the two tropics. This also means that the sun is directly over the equator on March 21st and September 23rd.

 

This was also the same midpoint when the axis was normal. So no matter how much the axis shifts, it will always measure the same over the equator in March and Sept. equinoxes.

 

During the spring and fall months the sun travels between the tropics of Capricorn and Cancer crossing the equator on the equinox dates I mentioned above. It performed this journey the same way before 2000 Y2K or now.

 

And still does so whether the axis tilt and tropic lines were normal or whether each tropic line had shifted 850-2000 miles beyond their normal tropic lines with the increased axis shifts and tilt.

 

The difference before Y2K was the shorter distance the sun traveled between the two tropic lines. After the axis shift that distance of travel increased.

 

For instance, when the earth shifted 850 miles to the north, the sun traveled an extra 1700 miles between the 2 increased tropic lines but was always over the equator on the spring and fall equinoxes.

So it does not mean a thing if you measure the sun position or axis now. Because the sun during the spring and fall equinoxes will be the same no matter what the axis tilt is. So if you go outside and measure the sun position and shadows during the spring and fall months it means nothing.

 

This is because of the way earth orbits the sun at a tilt. This was taught in 3rd grade science.

The only 2 dates which are meaningful in measuring the sun position are June 21st for those of us who live in the northern hemisphere and December 21st for those of you who live in the southern hemisphere.

I may have to adjust the solstice measuring dates because our position has altered from what it was.

  • This June, we need to take measurements on both June 20th and 21st.
     

  • December is still the 21st.

     

  • Both equinoxes occur a day early in 2016.
     

  • In 2017 and 2018 both solstices will again occur on June 21st and Dec 21st… if we can believe the sources.

One other item concerns comparing sun position over certain spans of years.

 

Most of the axis shifts occurred after 2003 and before 2007. Between 2007 and 2013 only a couple small shifts occurred. For several years it remained at the same position. So if you compared the wrong years, there were no changes at all.

 

Then then was the huge increase between 2013 and 2014.

 

Then the significant reversal between 2014 and 2015,

I've measured the changes every year since 2006 but I caution everyone to be careful not to compare the wrong months or wrong year. Otherwise you will make erroneous comparisons.

 

The earth does not shift every year. Nor can you see the shifted sun position during the spring and fall months.

There have been several people jumping the gun who are trying to compare the sun position this month, so it appears I need to explain why it cannot be done in spring or fall.

 

Only the solstice dates can provide the info we need.

  • Only June 21st for the Northern Hemisphere annual measurement.

  • This year will be June 20th and 21st.

  • Then Dec 21st for those in the southern hemisphere to measure.

These are the two days of the year when the sun is the farthest north and farthest south, indicating when it is directly over the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, and how far beyond those lines it has traveled due to the axis shift.

 

E clock face solar angle changes




 



The Continents After a Pole Shift - A Theory of a Future Earth
by Alden Morris

April 21, 2014

from Youtube Website


 


 

 

See also "Possible 'Post-Transition' Continental Maps".