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THIS BlogPost started 2014 AUG 23
FOR WeatherAction QUIET period Aug 23-24+/-1d
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The forecast is on closer to track from ~23rd as projceted in the Update.

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1.  CURRENT-RECENT Top Solar-Weather News & Commentary - Br+Ir, Eu, USA, World
R4 25-26, R5 27-29 

25+26 Aug  
New Top red R5 /R4 periods begin ~25th:
New proton hits on 25/26th - See WeatherAction home page, 
Strange lights NW Pacific (see twitter feed). 
Look out for extra storm/ thunder/rain etc activity from 25th.

23 Aug
Ignorant dishonest Co2 warmist nonsense in new BBC propaganda video:
The new vid says many things:
"A 30-year cycle in the Atlantic ocean may be behind the slowdown in global warming. John H reports for
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/28901854 

A glance at John Hammond's body language suggest he knows he is lieing.
 
We CHALLENGE JOHN HAMMOND TO A PUBLIC DEBATE on his ignorant, stupid, misleading, disingenuous claims
He talks about cycles 'upsetting' the warmist LIE.
FACT The sunand moon drive these (60yr) cycles as first explained 6 years ago by WeatherAction and presented in a New York climate conference, the cycles themsleves are NOT NEW.
FACT BBC-MetOffice charlatans re-invent the wheel on a weekly basis and pretend work by WeatherAction and others does not exist. They work to destroy science not build it.
FACT There is no warming but cooling. Data fraud not world temperature is on the rise.
FACT Ocean expansion is nothing whatsoever to do with the CO2 warmist LIE - it has been happening since the end of the last ice -age at a rate unchanged by the advent of Man's CO2.
To get matters straight have a look at:
1. RECENT TOP VIDS + PDFs by Piers Corbyn - short links
- Electric Univ Pres http://bit.ly/1nJecee 18,114 hits Aug23
- CO2 Scam Nailed http://bit.ly/QS0k34  13,521 hits Aug23
http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No11.pdf 
http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews13No43.pdf

2. Other links on data fraud:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/10916086/The-scandal-of-fiddled-global-warming-data.html 
http://weatheraction.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/australian-met-office-accused-of-manipulating-temperature-records/
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2014/08/22/thermometers-show-that-the-us-has-been-cooling-for-nearly-a-century/ 
3. Tweets and links from Matthew Brown via
https://twitter.com/mattielb/status/502885795729272832


21 Aug Geomagnetic Activity shows large uptick in R5-R4 periods 18-22nd:
(23 Aug) Compare this with updating Geomagnetic Activity graph on Home page re  Quite Solar fcators period ~23-24Aug  - and look out for all change in following days!  
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20 August USA
Massive thunderstorms trashing ~Mid-West confirming #WeatherAction USA detailed LongRange Forecast issued 3 weeks ahead for R5-R4 periods 18-19 and 20-22Aug.
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19 August  
Waterspouts Gulf of Genoa confirm WeatherAction Euro forecast in R5 period 18-19th
 
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There were also extreme hail and rain / flood events on 18-22nd in other parts of Europe, USA & world (eg China, Japan)


2.  OTHER RECENT REPORTS

Piers Corbyn August World note - issued end July

Hello"! The August forecasts for Britain + Ireland, Europe (including possible Pressure maps), USA and Quake Risk are very exciting. On a world scale records of heat, cold, floods and hail will be under attack and some will be broken. WeatherAction world leading forecasts will help to look watch and prepare for events - no one else has WeatherAction's skills.

The reason for the extremes is the wild jet stream behaviour which brings extremes of heat and cold. These are the most exciting batch of forecasts for a while and well worth having for planning purposes. 

=> (Comment added 23 Aug) WeatherAction Forecast users can see that these warnings were well confirmed world wide with EXTREME hail, thunder and flood (and Quake-volacano) events during WeatherAction ~R5,R4 periods in USA, Europe+BI, India, China, Japan, New Zealand...

The AUGUST  forecasts - for Br+Ir, Eu & USA - highly recommended (note at end July) 
Overall the cold blasts in the Wild Jet Stream Age cover wider areas and appear to be more prolonged which is why the main feature historically has been the extreme cold winters and wet summers with damaging hail in Britain, Ireland and Europe - which have severely damaged crop yields. This aspect of the Wild Jet Stream Age gave it its other name - Little Ice Age or now we use Mini Ice Age after Boris Johnson found that more illustrative. It is not a "one way" climate shift but but a bag of extremes.

RECENT TOP VIDS by Piers Corbyn - short links
2. Electric Univ Pres http://bit.ly/1nJecee 18,114 hits Aug23
3. CO2 Scam Nailed http://bit.ly/QS0k34  13,521 hits Aug23
   see also http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No11.pdf 

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4. Further Commens and Forecasts General News
Up to 30d ahead forecasts for Britain+Ireland, USA, Europe and 'RTQ (Red weather periods & thunder/tornado+Quake risk) for May have been performing well.
As we go further into Mini-Ice-Age circulation in Autumn and Winter (NH) months forecasts are, as might be expected, very interesting and important both sides of the Atlantic.

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 "(re May)....It feels like the climate is like a ping pong ball, bouncing all over the place. Keeping track is hard and would've been virtually impossible if not for Piers' EXCELLENT forecasts! ..."

5. READERS COMMENTS & FEEDBACK RULES
THIS Site is DEFENDED SPACE - 100% Moderated and troll-free because of ongoing cyber flood attacks, the misguided and mis-informed ravings of deranged greens and to stop postings which propagate misinformation or ignorance or are not of fair and honest intent or which give away WeatherAction subscribers forecast information.
The aim is to engage in fruitful informed discussion. All fair comment is published.............. 
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On 27 Aug 2014, @Piers_Corbyn wrote:

GREAT COMMS ALL - Notice new blog and some interesting Solar (presumably) effects NW Pacific.
On 27 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

We reached 18c yesterday but stayed breezy and overcast for most of the day.. 15c this morning and moderate fresh SE wind some light drizzle @ 9.17 AM. Status Yellow gale warning on met.ie "southeast winds will reach gale force this eve. On coasts from Erris Head - FairHead to Howth Head and on the Irish Sea, Southwest winds will reach gale force on coasts from Valentia - Loop Head to Erris Head tonight." Status Yellow small craft warning " Southeast winds are expected to reach force 6 or higher this morning on all coasts of Ireland."
On 26 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

6˚C at 7.30 this morning, rising to 18˚ (out of the wind it was more like 22˚) in a still cool SE sea breeze, again carrying in beautiful towering cumulus clouds, dry all day, 10˚ by 9pm. So a great sunny day with high pressure firmly in control, MO yesterday had predicted cloudy all day, also saying rain on Thursday. == CRAIG: finally sent you that pic of the asperatus cloud on 8th August.
On 26 Aug 2014, Bob Weber wrote:

Our internet went down during yesterday's electric weather event that drenched us with mega lightning too. Today hot northward flow off Gulf and Pacific streaming north as per Piers' USA forecast. Train of lows in Great Lakes region last week perfectly predicted by Piers. Two M-flares yesterday, ACE protons and electrons are now elevated. I saw "gravity wave" clouds the past two days, meaning atmospheric ionization. M5.9 flare two days ago and associated ionization merited a Weather Channel mention yesterday - so someone there has at least a clue about electric weather effects. Moon crested northward on the 20th going southward, and pulling cooler air with it, after a delayed atmospheric response going northward. New moon yesterday during R4 focused weak solar streams. Cyclogenesis followed M5.9 flare with Hurricane Marie in the eastern Pacific and TS Cristobal in the Atlantic carribean basin. During last double R5, Bt was over 20 nT for about 24 hours - huge electric weather!
On 26 Aug 2014, Nigella wrote:

Obs from East Berks. Well the very wet weather certainly arrived her in SE on 25th, although thankfully without the wind & thunder storms (so far anyway). 23 & 24th were dry but quite cloudy. Top temp was briefly 21 degs in the middle of the day on 24th, with overnight low on 23rd of 7 degs. Rained the entire day on BH Monday with a top temp of 17 degs. Today it rained heavily from about 12 noon until 2.45pm with a top temp of 15 degs!
On 26 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Sorry got info. round my neck this morn. Blame the tiredness! What I actually read for Thurs. was S-SW winds 50-80 km/hr in most regions with stronger gusts to 100 km/hr possible around Donegal Bay + Mayo, winds not associated with Hurricane Cristobal which will be somewhere S of Novia Scotia @ this point, Sunday increasing cloud showers or periods of rain for NWest will be associated with a front attached to remnants of distant Cristobal near Iceland @ this point.. zzzz :)
On 26 Aug 2014, Andy B 45D Farmer sub SE Wales wrote:

We have had enough rain now yesterdays R4 & todays R5 yesterday 24mm last night heavy rain 47mm that's 71mm nearly 3" in 24 hours running total for a supposed drier than average month expected 40to 90% we have had 204mm a wopping 8" with more to come. @beefyfarmer
On 26 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Some sun getting through now, off out in the garden to make the most of any nicer intervals today as looks like we are in for an unsettled mid-end wk period with remnants of Storm C the North getting worst of it I think though...
On 26 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Yeah Paddy Northern Ireland had the recent cold record last week, we got down to 6/7c here in the Midlands in Southern Ireland overnight on a couple of occasions, has made me spring into action with organising wood for the season to come and sawing old rough wood for lightings.... SE wind yesterday got quite windy and we had a good bit of rain whilst out organising last bits for new school year, can't believe the 2mth holidays have whizzed by so fast, milder last couple of days & nights we also reached 17/18c yesterday quite humid and around 13/14 overnight, windy and fast moving cloud cover again today 14/15c @ 8.37 AM...
On 26 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset.UK sub wrote:

We have the great dorset steam fair near to us and it has been wet and muddy for the setting up of the site yesterday, for the past 2/3 years they have had it dry and sunny but not to sure about this year, yesterday 25aug was a wash out here and this morning it is wet and warm. The steam fair which gets visitors from all over the world runs from 27th aug to sunday 31 aug so i hope the weather gets better for them.
On 25 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

4˚C at 7.30 here, I think Maria in Ireland was the only one reporting that level of cold last week; there was talk on the radio of frost in the glens this morning. Blue sky & sunshine to start with, taking the edge off the chill, but nice fluffy cumulus clouds soon started drifting in off the N Sea on the noticeably cool SE breeze; got to 17 ˚ nevertheless, which is a degree warmer than of late, 10˚ by 10pm. Dry courtesy of the High to the north of us which has been giving England a soaking today.
On 25 Aug 2014, Gerry N Downs 600ft 45d wrote:

Warm Friday to Sunday, a short sharp shower came over The Downs on Friday evening but small and local. Meteogroup forecast in Mail had showers for Sunday might did not happen. Been nothing but grey skies and varying amounts today. Would seem that the Atlantic low has penetrated across further than in the forecast. Solar events happening as per the forecast which is impressive given the time ahead they are forecast.
On 25 Aug 2014, Saskia Steinhorst (Neth.sub.) wrote:

[cont.] - All this was the result of the frequent NE wind carrying warm air from Germany. The month also broke rain records. The sudden drop in temps the past 2 weeks has driven tomato prices up again to pre-Russia-boycot levels, as this harvest is partially failing. As far as nature here is concerned: the geese have started gathering outside the village, the swallows swarmed last week and picked up the last residents of the village nests before heading to wherever (although one nest above our window is still occupied with almost-fledgelings) and the rain has caused a large part of the bramble harvest to start rotting on the branches./ edit: took a while to post and we now have clear blue skies with an outside temp of 16.8 C. A rise of more than 10 C in 1,5 hour. The current climate is like playing Harry Potter's 'Dodgeball': duck fast if you see it coming, and get slammed if you don't.
On 25 Aug 2014, Saskia Steinhorst (Neth.sub.) wrote:

Came back from Loncon 3 with both good memories and something called Con Crud, meaning I am down with something akin to flu. Hence the silence. - OT: week 14-19 August in London was a period with intermittently very warm days and torrential downpours, with temps becoming much cooler towards the end. However, arriving back home temps were even cooler to the point of being uncomfortably chilly for this time of year. This morning at 07:45 AM temps were down to below 6 Celsius. We have had torrential downpours the past few days, the one before yesterday even included fairly large hail! Clouds again resemble the work of 17th Century painters; large towering masses stretching across the horizon from end to end. July broke heat records, especially in our area, with KNMI weather station Lauwersoog nearby having the warmest mean temp of 20C of the whole country, and historical records for the Wadden Sea area being broken by temps of 34 C and upward. [cont.]
On 25 Aug 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

23-24 August Forecast Review-the actual was cold mornings with scattered light showers that didn't show up in the station readings so we could call it 'dry' with pleasant afternoons and cool nights [cats sleeping inside at night] so not really the high pressure "Dry,sunny,warm/verywarm". Temps were about average or just under. Winds were light. Some uncertainty was shown as to how far east the atlantic would come. 0.5 which makes 3.7 out of 6 for august so far. Basically Uk has been dominated for the last 3 forecast periods by the high over Greenland dragging in weather and cold from the north with a lowest temp/frost reading for 50 years. It looks like the next forecast is back on track :)
On 24 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

6˚C at 7.30, bright start & bright throughought with some cloud, again a mixture of hot & cold, 16˚ max as usual. NW'ly breeze at first, gradually calming down & totally still by evening. Although it was only 8˚ by 10.30pm, it felt milder on account of the absent wind, bliss.
On 24 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

Is it just me?, or does this remind you of a lightning `sprite` here on earth, but on a much bigger scale? >> http://bit.ly/1AL6MLt << ................. Coldest August on record? That`ll be caused by global warming that will..!
On 24 Aug 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

Coldest August Bank Holiday EVER recorded http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk-weather-coldest-august-bank-4100717
On 24 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

milder now temps 14c @ 18.36 looks set for a milder night than previous, still drizzling & grey humidity has risen from 66% yesterday to 94% this evening..
On 24 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-28918600 << >> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-28917495 << Just a few days after a very close conjunction between Venus and Jupiter on the 18th and then the New Moon on the 25th. Good quake and volcano triggers. ........... Something which you may find fascinating is Miles Mathis thoughts on universal charge and it`s effects on cellular life. Certainly gave my cerebrum a bit of yoga! >> http://mileswmathis.com/evol.pdf << Whether you agree with his personal theory of a universe filled with an infinite sea of far infrared photons, giving heat, spin, inertia, to all atoms, planets, stars etc, is up to you, but the more of his stuff you read, the more compelling his arguments become. This latest paper certainly makes you reposition your stance about `free will` and consciousness.
On 24 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Met office tweet shows "last nights min temp. Of -1.9c @ Katesbridge which is a new record for N.I beating -1.1c @ Loughermore forest in 1964" Feeling chilly here with the breeze waiting for milder air mass to push in from the south.
On 24 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

Bob... I have half my family queueing up to read Mr Felix` deliberations on the impending future for our world climate, and his new book about evolutionary leaps is next on my to do list. .... Weatherwise, it`s been cold out of the sun, chilly breezes and spring-like warmth in the sun. Lots of trees struggling in the leaf department. One thing we haven`t lacked throughout this summer is sunlight, just like last year. I would hazard to say that the past two summers have been notable for being dry, sunny and warm. You couldn`t throw much mud at June or July this year for instance and even August, albeit with much cooler temps, and the odd heavy shower, has had lots of clear air and bright warm sun to enjoy, plus it stayed relatively dry underfoot. Both springs started with lasting cold, so maybe this reduced moisture build up and kept the air dryer and cloud free. By comparison, Europe has had some fierce thunderstorms, over and over again. The next 3 to 4 years need careful monitoring..
On 24 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK. Sub wrote:

It follows on when you think about it for a Minuet that the more we have to accommodate on our little aircraft carrier that used to be called the british isles now a state of the EUSSR the more houses and infrastructure you need to build,saying that local councils do not maintain the drainage system anyway never have and now it is in need of a complete overhaul to take all this new building. That is why you get flash flooding because the drainage is rubbish. Nice warm calm day here with intermittent sunshine and dry. Cold start down to 6c this morn.
On 24 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Another lovely evening followed by a clear starry night, temps dropped again during the night, 10 deg. around 8 a.m today and rain was forecasted by wet office for this afternoon, followed my instinct and cleaned chickens out and emptied kids paddling pool to pack away, rain started @ 11.00 still light drizzly rain now at 11.44 and looks in for the day, overcast and temp now 12/13 deg.
On 24 Aug 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

Flooding blamed on people, not co2 climate change-http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/environment/article4181227.ece also http://phys.org/news/2014-08-result-higher-exposure.html and http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/367448/7/02626667.2014.950581 if there are are more people living in more flood areas then there will be more reports of flooding so nothing to do with co2. Meto not impressed and stick to the mantra.
On 24 Aug 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

16-22 August review-mixed bag.Its been mainly dry and sunny with mixed cloud/rain as forecast but not for reasons given ie we got a northern flow rather than high blocking. The main difference is in the temperatures. Forecast was for warm-very warm whereas it was cool sometimes cold although if you were out the northern wind it could still feel warm. 0.4 which makes its 3.2 out of 5 for august so far.
On 24 Aug 2014, Geology Man wrote:

I said on here and Gavin's weather videos that the eruption would start very soon. This is serious for you Brits! Much love to you all. Geology Man
On 23 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

Bright morning, though with copious amounts of flat-bottomed and towering cumulus clouds rolling in from the NW on the stiff breeze, hot in the sunny bits, cold under the clouds, occ light showers. 7˚C overnight, rising to a max of 16˚, more showers late afternoon but a clear starry evening, the stargazing season has now started again at last. 7˚ by 11pm when we came home from a musical evening - now that's a definite autumn feeling! == BOB: interesting re acorns, we'll compare notes in the spring :-)