Stormgodess wrote:Steve wrote:mpic wrote:Some people have trouble with change.
All that **** is over my head, so I only look at the observations and listen to people saying watch out for this or that. But if Milton deepens again early to mid afternoon which isn't typically a time of deepening, there could be some credence. There's also the loop current. But I'm still going to watch it.
I'm not really understanding the correlation between space weather and Hurricanes, but...
There were Aurora seen all the way into Mississippi and Alabama last night, which has been generally rare outside of our current solar cycle.
I got mocked a few months back but there is plenty of evidence Hurricanes are a solar driven phenomenon. They see them on other planets. Similar systems are on Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Titan, Mars...ofc the fluid dynamics are different
Anyway here is some science
https://www.wqad.com/article/weather/as ... ic%20ocean.
Of course people believe the current science will say whatever and mock it but the key question that is being asked, why does every low pressure not turn into a system when conditions are optimal. The answers are obvouisly all hypotheticals. Things just need to line up like a recipe for the right hit. There is absolutely a link but we just dont have the science to measure it.