Winter Lightning Europe - Official ADAPT 2030 Website (Keeping Your Families Reset Prepared)

Atmospheric Compression Events continue to amplify with more "years worth of rain" in hours events increasing electrical atmospheric anomalies with winter lightning in Europe, over 34,000 strikes while snows fell. Earth's Magnetosphere is weakening as our Sun enters its 400 year slumber, and all these never before seen unprecedented storms are related to the intensifying Eddy Grand Solar Minimum.

Winter Lightning Europe

To think that last week, the Australian media was saying it was record hot because it was warmer than usual. They broke a couple of temperature records with an increase of 1 or 2 degrees Celsius.

Little did they know, this hot temperature was followed quickly by a cold front and subsequent pockets of cold, northeast.

And then, they had this latest event as well. We are looking into the cloud loop, top right is Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Tropical Tidbits Australian Temperature Anomaly Map showing another cold front proceeding from Antarctica to Western Australia. You can also see how much the temperature dropped in this rain event NE Queensland area.

This is all about magnetosphere, solar wind and magnetic effects from the Sun to our Earth, all mashed up.

As seen in the Geospace daily rundown, this is when the solar wind has high plasma density, and then suddenly, no solar wind.

The sudden absence of this solar wind caused this seemingly puffed image of little to no solar wind below.

Usually the solar wind is what pushes our magnetosphere and keeps it tight, just like you're seeing in this image.

But then when the wind is released, and that's where we’re getting into, we are going to go years of very minimal solar wind, and this is what we're going to get, and this is how jet streams go out of their flow.

So when you see our magnetosphere behaving strangely and our jet streams going out of their flow, this is a simple explanation of what's happening. It is not CO2, It is not you, It is definitely the Sun.

Thanks for reading. I hope you got something out of the article. If you like more analysis and commentary about the Grand Solar Minimum like this, a 30-minute segment of Mini Ice Age conversations is also available anywhere you can find a podcast hosted across the net.