Hello. Yesterday there was a 2012 episode of Brad Meltzers Decoded. It was very well done. It went into the fact that people not being prepared, could double the size of the disaster, or even be worse than what the actual disaster was. Now, the problem with looking at everything in a short amount of time, makes it sensational and overwhelming. People tend to turn to a defense mechanism of "End of World " or "Doomsday" and not take matters as serious as they should.
This actually makes myself question what I am typing and am I adding any sensationalism to anything? Because, come on, a global life changing event, really? We've been going along and yeah, sometimes there are natural disasters, but we get by and recover. What is KEY to "The 7 Hardships of 2012 and Possible END OF THE WORLD as we know it", is that we base the cause in fact (Blog Parts 1 & 2) and we look at "The Hardships" in frequency and pattern.
FLOODS- Without a doubt, 2012 will be the WORST FLOOD YEAR for lives lost that this planet has ever seen. Now I have been around awhile and have seen how floods from around the world happen pre-2010. Monsoon downpours rush down mountains, wipe out villages, rivers flood with muddy water and the whole economy located around the river basin is devestated. Snow-pak melts rapidly, overwhelming creeks and streams, then ultimately creates an ice-forged river crushing homes and cities in its path.
Now in the last two years we have seen amazing flooding. June 2010, France has horrific flooding, washing cars away on streets, raging rivers washing people out of their homes, at least 19 dead. August 2010, Pakistan, more than 20 million people affected by flooding that was over one-third of the country, over 400 dead. May 2010, several died as parts of metro Nashville were consumed by floodwaters, wiping out businesses, roads, and homes. June 2011, China, more than 88,000 affected by flooding and 170 dead. Currently Thailand is having major flooding and the Western Digital factory, which supplies much of the worlds computer hard-drives, is under water.
Now if you have been following, we know three things that are coinciding with these bizarre floods.
1) Greenhouse gases have spiraled out of control beginning in 2010.
2) The Sun has been cycling to its' peak in 2012.
3) More robust weather systems are converging on one another, multiplying the rainfall from a normal amount. They become more robust with increased energy from infra-red spectum rays, in the upper atmosphere.
Use caution anytime 3-5 inches of rain or more is predicted within 1-2 days. It may save your life.
DROUGHT- Historically drought is at its' worst during the peak years of the SUNs 11-year cycle. Off-hand, in the United States, Texas and Oklahoma are in a severe drought. With the SUN reaching its peak cycle and greenhouse gases allowing more infra-red spectrum rays to heat the upper atmosphere, look for these two U.S. states to be in a more dangerous drought in 2012. It should also spread to surrounding states more than last year.
HURRICANES/CYCLONES- While these have been worse in some more distant years and not so relevant in close years, there is a reason. Increased amounts of ultra-violet spectrum rays warm ocean waters nicely, to support the largest weather events in the world, during the peak years of the SUNs cycle. Also though, there is an increased amount of infra-red spectrum rays that make the upper atmosphere so disturbed, that hurricanes and cyclones have a hard time reaching a large status.
In the U.S. we have seen over the last two years, the middle months of the hurricane season to show nothing of substance, as the upper atmosphere sheer is just too strong. So while the floods and drought of 2012 are almost certain, a strong hurricane, possibly the largest in recorded history, would most likely occur in July or November 2012. A November occurence would most likely stay over open water and then hit Iceland or the U.K. A July occurence is quite possible and could be strong, or largest in recorded history, and affect every state in the Southeastern U.S.
Now keep in mind, strong hurricanes frequently spawn violent small tornados. They will be most prevelant on the eastern flanks of a hurricane (possibly FL, GA, SC, NC, VA, MD) and also along the dry western flanks (TX, OK, KS). This caliber of storm will push fuel by the gallon to about $7. Now if we couple this with the ECONOMIC disaster, which could happen as the U.S. debt passes the GDP in approximately June 2012, we could be looking at a double whammy. Of course economics and politics are alot more speculative, and event dates are really more for example. Please visit my sponsors on this blog.
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