Thread: Change in weather?

Originally Posted by Starship

It's the start of Spring here, and we've had 2 thunderstorms in the past 10 days... I can't remember the last time we had thunderstorms in September.

Usually we don't get them until late November/early December which is when Summer starts.

What the heck is going on with the Earth?

Not to mention it's only 16 degrees Celsius outside.

It's a cold thunderstorm. o.O

I don't know how weather works, but this seams odd to me.

star....I've seen thunderstorms while it was snowing several times in my life in the winter....(January & February)...so its not out of the ordinary.

Well I haven't.

I saw plenty of thunder and lighting storms when I was in Sydney two years back.

This was in April time though....

Earth changes are only going to get worse hereon. Folks, i think it is time we should help our unfortunate nearest neighbors in this time of need. So, if there is anyone whom you know has financial problems and you have some money to spare, please give them some every month(and when i mean give, give permanently without "lending" them so that they have to return it future). Remember, when you help others, it will increase your "Service To Others" karma, so that you can advance to a Higher Positive 4th Density Being in 2012.

Originally Posted by Starship

It's the start of Spring here, and we've had 2 thunderstorms in the past 10 days... I can't remember the last time we had thunderstorms in September.

Usually we don't get them until late November/early December which is when Summer starts.

What the heck is going on with the Earth?

Not to mention it's only 16 degrees Celsius outside.

It's a cold thunderstorm. o.O

I don't know how weather works, but this seams odd to me.

Starship,

We had the same thing happen to us last spring...it was cold, rainy, windy and then "boom" it switched to summer in about a three time time span. From there it got really really hot very very fast and for the first time in recorded history, we had 100 + degree days (not heat indext- actually farienheit readings) for almost 50 days in a row. Almost no rain. When it did rain, it was violent, fast and destructive.

I'm with you. We are heading into our winter and I'm seriously concerned. This weekend I'm making sure we get the generator tuned up. We just loaded our tank at home with gas. We have our own tank as we live on a lake and have boats so that comes in handy on several levels.

I'm preparing for a really violent, cold winter. I hope you guys get more rain this summer than we did and I really hope it doesn't come in a form of flooding. I have artists friends down there who lost everything with the last ones.

Just so long as I don't freeze or burn to death, I'm good.

Although I am a little concerned about the earthquake we just had in Virginia. It rained like a mother afterwards. All that water could slip into the ground and lubricate it.

Sorry for resurrecting a dormant thread, but wanted to add my two cents worth here.

End of september in england saw the hottest weather for nearly 30 years. With temperatures soaring to 30degrees C. Im 27 years old, and have never not once in my life seen it so hot in england, was extremely strange to say the least.

Now, less than two weeks later; its 2 degrees C outside and we're having the most violent winds i've seen in a very long time. We had lightning strike our electric pylons last week throwing the town into darkness for 24 hours, we had the local river burst its bank shutting down the main road in/out of the town for 2 days. Three trees have been blown over along my street. Very worrying weather indeed and it doesnt appear to be letting up.

Strange that just over a week ago it was cracking the paving stones, yet now its turned so violent and cold

Yeah, it's weird.

Like here, last week it was warm and sunny, and now its cold and overcast like it's winter again or something.