Friday, October 19, 2012

Huge Earthquake/Tsuami Warnings ISsued throughout all the U.K. Trying to save the English People... Evacuate there is no stopping the impending event....Ireland will also be under water, The Wicca corruption, and George BUsh Jr.is telling me to push the button, Granting Jesus the Order to condemn the shit!

Friday, October 19, 2012
The UK has experienced its "WEIRDEST" WEATHER ON RECORD in the past few months, scientists say. The DRIEST SPRING FOR OVER A CENTURY gave way to the WETTEST RECORDED APRIL TO JUNE in a dramatic turnaround NEVER DOCUMENTED BEFORE.
Experts warned the UK must plan for periodic swings of drought conditions and flooding. The warning came from the Environment Agency, Met Office and Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH). There is no close modern precedent for the extraordinary switch in river flows. The nearest comparison was 1903 but this year was TRULY REMARKABLE.
What was also remarkable - and also fortunate - was that more people did not suffer from flooding. Indeed, one major message of the briefing was that society has been steadily increasing its resilience to floods. 4,500 properties had been flooded this year. "But if you look back to 2007 when over 55,000 properties were flooded, we were relatively lucky - if lucky is the right word - for the impacts we saw this summer. The rainfall patterns affected different areas - and also there were periods of respite between the rain which lessened the impact."
53,000 properties would have been flooded this year without flood defences. In total, 190,000 properties had received flood protection in recent years. Continuing to invest in flood defenses will be a "challenge", after government cuts to planned projects. "We have to get our heads round the possibility now that we're going to have to move very quickly from drought to flood - with river levels very high and very low over a short period of time. We used to say we had a traditional flood season in winter - now often it's in summer. This is an integrated problem - there's no one thing that's going to solve it. The situation is changing all the time."
The CEH said: "Rainfall charts show no compelling long-term trend - the annual precipitation table shows lots of variability." If temperatures rise as projected in future, that would lead to warmer air being able to carry more moisture to fall as rain. This year's conditions were partly caused by a move to a negative phase of the North Atlantic Oscillation which would be likely to lead to more frequent cold, drier winters - like the 1960s - and also wetter summers for 10-20 years. "Longer term we will see a trend to drier summers but superimposed on that we will always see natural variability."

4 comments: