
Near-record early season snowfall hits mountains; Olympics at 500% typical snowpack. SEATTLE — The snow is falling and ski resorts are opening. That's par for the course in a Pacific Northwest November. But the amount of snow we're seeing this early in the year is almost unprecedented. According to a snow-depth information report released Wednesday by the Northwest Avalanche Center, most area passes are seeing well-above average snowfall for this time of the year.
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The prevailing theory is that the earth is a giant terrestrial capacitor (Electric Universe). It is charged by the sun during solar maximum. During normal solar minimum the earth-capacitor (EC) discharges manifesting in a moderate increase in seismic and volcanic activity.
As a result of a GSM, however, the discharge of the EC increases exponentially. As one or more super volcanoes erupt (Yellowstone), the particulates ejected therefrom will further block already dramatically diminished solar heat from reaching the earth's surface. The planet will plunge into an Ice Age literally over night!
Major earthquakes will break out around the globe. Here in the U.S. the New Madrid and San Andreas faults will let go. The world will be taken by surprise as the planet violently convulses in response to solar energy deprivation.
As if that is not enough to chill you to the bone, as a direct result of the contraction of the heliosphere during GSM, asteroids/comets (same-same except for electrical charge) will be drawn into the inner solar system increasing the likelihood of devastating interaction with our planet. We are staring an Extinction Level Event square in the eyeballs, however, Uncle Scam isn't talking. Just one more of many thousands that have visited the planet over the course of its existence. [Link]
Crop failures, followed by mass starvation, disease, warfare... not a pretty picture. Just one of many ways the Creator expresses its Great Love for us all. Either that or it could care less.
Please move along to the spirit world...nothing to see here but ice!