May 2019 became yet another portent of what may be to come in the not so distant future for most of the world: sheets of rain, floods, massive hail, plunging temperatures, unseasonable snow, damaged and failed crops, significant earthquakes, tornadoes and more volcano eruptions.
Heavy rains and widespread floods hit most of the US Midwest, parts of Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
In the US, the Mississippi river overflowed due to heavy rains, breaking historical records. At least three people died, and tens of thousands have been displaced.
In Europe, Germany and Austria received over 1 month's worth of rain that flooded streets and disrupted travel. While the Middle East saw flash floods leaving dozens dead, houses destroyed and streets wiped out. In China torrential rains turned deadly with over 200,000 affected.
Unseasonable snow also continued in May, with heavy blankets covering the Midwest and western US, with parts of Europe also affected, resulting in delayed planting and damaged crops. Meanwhile in Australia early snow falls dumped snow right across the country.
The Ring of Fire remained active this May with increased volcanic activity and a 6.2 Mag earthquake in El Salvador sparking panic and tsunami warnings. Peru was also rocked by a huge 8.0 Mag earthquake that was felt as far as Brazil, leaving one dead and several injured.
All that, and more, in this month's SOTT Earth Changes Summary...
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There has been huge amounts of activity going on, even now, the Earth facing side of the Sun is incredible active, it's not all to do with "sunspots".
Is this activity reported? No, not in the public domain anyway. Hunt, and the data is there but don't expect NASA to be so forward, they have a bad habit of chopping images, and cutting data access.
So don't be fooled, our Sun has been far from quiet a late, Solar minimum or no Solar minimum.