NASA image storm over the Arctic Ocean(Greenland’s white ice sheet, bottom left).
A world pressure pattern & Jet Stream shift to a ‘Little Ice Age’ pattern is coming.
Rare Arctic summer storm heralds decisive changes – fantastic pic (left)
This is of course NOTHING to do with CO2 or delusional CO2 warmism but is in line with WeatherAction long range forecast for major jet stream shifts around 18-20th
Piers Corbyn, astrophysicist, WeatherAction says: "Weather developments in the week to 16th are starting to show Low pressure in the East Med consistent with the Lower pressure generally in the Med we expect - http://bit.ly/Nlz60v . This appears to be part of the major shift south of a large fraction of the Jet Stream in European longitudes which we predicted.
"At the same time the rare Arctic summer storm heralds the major N hemisphere pressure re-organization and Jet stream shift we predicted. Standard Meteorology will have many difficulties getting it right from more than a few days ahead because these ‘Little Ice Age’ patterns are so different to what we have been used to.
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This is more a symptom of cooling than warming because lower pressure at the poles is a consequence of the polar high pressure cells migrating equatorward which leaves space for low pressure systems to develop at, or move over, the poles.
Equatorward migration of the polar high pressure cells is associated with colder mid latitudes such as during the LIA.
Nominally, pressure is overall higher poleward of the mid latitude jets (negative Arctic Oscillation) because the equatorward high pressure cells become stronger and more extensive but nonetheless that does permit more low pressure at the pole itself.
This is likely a major system change provoked by the recent relatively low solar activity.
The more meridional / equatorward jets create more global cloudiness so that less solar energy enters the oceans for a net cooling effect for the system as a whole.