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Unprecedented Floods Australia as out of flow jet streams dumping 5x monthly rains on Cains and half a years worth of rain in Townsville in a single storm front. Once dry barely hospitable desert zones are turned into inland seas as this Atmospheric compression event covers N.E Australia. Rescued kangaroos, crocodilles moving out of the flood waters and an invasion of snakes seeking dry ground all add to a Grand Solar Minimum storm.

Unprecedented Floods Australia

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Earth's magnetic field is weakening due to the decreasing activity state of our Sun. This has severe repercussions on the way our jet streams flow and the amount of galactic cosmic rays that can penetrate our atmosphere causing even more cloud cover. The image below shows the Earth’s magnetosphere / magnetic field lines surrounding our planet.

So when we talk about the magnetic field of the Earth or its magnetosphere, here's a representation of what you're looking at.

And as we descend into the Grand Solar Minimum, this is expected to weaken further, causing atmospheric anomalies because the jet streams are not locked in place as they were before so you now see jet streams moving to different locations around the globe.

Speaking of atmospheric anomalies, more than 30,000 lightning strikes hit northern Africa, Spain, Italy and Croatia during winter. If this occurred during springtime, it’s understandable, but at the beginning of February and the middle of winter, it’s not.

By the way, where have we seen those words such as “unprecedented” and “historical event” before, oh yea, during the super freeze in the United States and Canada with temperatures as low as -50F in the USA. Now here we are again, the same lexicon being used by the Bureau of Meteorology in Queensland, Australia during the flooding situation that occurred in Townsville and in Cairns. It was predicted that this would have high velocity flows with “unprecedented” areas of flooding

Historic flooding continues! This is also going to continue to increase in intensity through Queensland over the following week. New rain record for Cairns that had 499% of their normal rainfall for the month, this means, they had five times of their normal rainfall.

It is incredibly interesting that they had that much rainfall coming down there. I bet a jet stream is in the wrong place which is pushing the moisture. It generally doesn't bunch up this much in the atmosphere, but here it is, tropical moisture is being pushed south of the Equator. This once-in-a-100 year flooding event prompts Queensland to evacuate as more rain will come this week.

We've seen this again over the last couple of years in Outback Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock. Waterfalls came off of that record rains from the desert last year. Now Australia gets it again, but in a different location, this time, in North East Queensland, north of Cannes. This graphic below shows the moisture bands. This is the Australian satellite feed off of Earthstar.

Jumping over to Nullschool, you can also see the vortex spinning over that same exact area. The jet streams could be seen coming up from Antarctica, pushing a cold front through Australia.

Historic flooding is to continue: The Daintree River gained an all-time record height of over 41 feet. Then the next paragraph says: The heaviest rain since shifted a little further south into Townsville with over 20 inches of rain. And I thought, how much is 20 inches in their yearly total?

It turned out, this is half of their yearly total. January usually picks up around 9 inches which is double the average, but then the annual rainfall over there on the far-right is a little bit more than 40 inches. This area received half of the yearly total rainfall in just a few days. This is not normal. This is another indication that the Grand Solar Minimum is intensifying due to the weakening magnetosphere, allowing the jet streams to move out of their normal flows.

Townsville has been declared a disaster zone.

The flooding was so intense that individuals were making animal rescues. You have to realize, kangaroos are really fast animals, but they were unable to outrun these floods. We saw the same thing happened with the cockatoos earlier in the year due to hail storms. They were also unable to outrun preceding weather fronts, but animals and birds are really good at picking up the electrical activity preceding the front, but were unable to escape the pounding of almost record sized hail. Here we are again with the same thing: Animal life was not able to cope with the massiveness and rapidness of the onset.

Even crocodiles and snakes are now taking refuge in trees! You have to consider that, when crocodiles are getting out of the water, because there's too much water, maybe it is indeed, “unprecedented”.