Monday, July 27, 2026

Impact Solar Heat

 



As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.

We will have to wait and see what the weather terrorists attempt in breaking this 3rd dome which is setting up exactly where it should in a normal drought pattern.

There is not a super el beano. This is the sun doing it's thing and this compounds in more and more absorbed heat. That is what the ocean system is supposed to do. The chem cooling is still knocking temperatures down in non south areas.

This is something to celebrate if you dread home heating costs this winter. The warmer winter is, the better it is for all.



The Winter 2026–2027 Outlook
While a persistent drought can sometimes make it feel like the heat will never break, global climate drivers are undergoing a massive transition that makes it highly unlikely the current heat patterns will continue straight through the winter. [1, 2]
  • The Super El Niño Shift: The weak La Niña that influenced past weather has collapsed. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued an advisory tracking a rapidly intensifying, potentially historic "Super El Niño" building in the Pacific Ocean. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Temperature Projections: An El Niño of this magnitude typically brings milder, warmer-than-average winter temperatures to the northern half of the United States. However, it does not mean summer-level heat; it simply means fewer prolonged, deep-freeze Arctic blasts for northern states. [1, 3]
  • Precipitation and Drought Changes: Unlike the dry conditions you are anticipating, a strong El Niño completely redirects the Pacific jet stream, splitting it and pushing a highly active, moisture-heavy storm track straight across the southern tier of the U.S.. California, the Southwest, Texas, and the Gulf Coast are actually projected to see significant storms, heavy rain, and substantial precipitation rather than staying dry


  • The 1976 Parallel: The winter of 1975–1976 was famously dry and mild for a large portion of the US, driven by a strong ridge of high pressure that blocked moisture—very similar to the blocking patterns causing today's heat domes. [1]

If this cycle mirrors 1976 and the blocking ridges hold, a dry winter would definitely prolong the current drought into the next growing season.


If we are in the projected End Times, this is normal.


Nuff Said

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