Super-storm Over
Europe?
YOWUSA.COM,
28-November-07
Jacco van der Worp, MSc
 Late-Breaking Piers Corbyn Alert
…Continued
The pictures below show
the storm activity for the British Isles for December 1, 2007.
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Prepare for a Grim Scenario?
The pictures that
constitute at least part of the source used for the official
prediction given out by weather offices in the UK and The Netherlands
paint a grim scenario. In fact, this scenario validates the
prediction by Piers Corbyn, be it two days overdue and 15 mph under
his prediction strength. But there is a question mark, and here is
why.
On the morning of
November 26, shortly before we were about to post this article onto
the web, we made a final check of the Windfinder website. Call it
routine, call it a hunch, but the result was total amazement. It has
gone, the mother of all storms to hit Northern Europe has vanished
into thin air.. Not a trace of the big black blotch on the series of
pictures above remains. Just benign autumn weather, with a few
showers here and there. Some of them might be blustery. Below there
is a repost of the images generated for the same moments in time and
also for the UK. In other words, a revised prediction in pictures.
This last series of
pictures displays a completely different chain of events unfolding in
the same 48 hours as the first series and it is a safe bet that the
prediction will change as strongly again. Fact of the matter is, even
with the use of computer models the official weather forecasters
apparently are not able to give off a prediction that is even nearly
stable for five days ahead. Comparing the respective pictures of the
first series to the second gives a radically different scenario for
both the UK and The Netherlands and Belgium.
This cripples their
position with regard to Corbyn. Their methods appear to have no more
scientific body than his method does. What's left is statistical
analysis afterwards, determine who was right and wrong while we
search through the rubble and bury the dead. Instead, we should
rather join forces to try and beat the increased unpredictability
that seems to have made an entrance into our weather.
Proof That We're Baffled by Global Warming
Weather
We can continue
bickering about whether or not Corbyn has called it right or wrong
but that is beside the issue.
The fact is that if the
first official prediction posted turns out to be correct in the end,
Corbyn correctly predicted a devastating storm to hit the UK and
brush The Netherlands in about the right time frame. If the latest
chain of events unfolds however, there will be no super-storm, but
prolonged strong winds for the British south coast and the Low
Countries.
On the same note, if a
super-storm vanishes from predictions in 24 hours, it might also
appear out of the blue, which is something Corbyn literally said in
an interview. At least he predicted that right: a super-storm may
totally blindside us... Now there is a frightening thought. This may
well be the first tangible effect on climate by global warming: flash
appearance and disappearance of severe weather could become part of
our lives sooner that we would like and definitely before we are
ready to face it.
In any case, we would
like to ask our UK and Dutch readers to take whatever precautions
necessary to stay safe during a big storm that may obviously hit them
on a moment's notice. Readers in these two countries, but anywhere in
the world really, need to closely watch the weather forecasts from
now on. Things may obviously take a turn for the worse quite quickly.
We hope to catch all of
you on the back side.
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