Today we continue our Countdown to Ninnie. Nov 1 is the day we must start seeing heat energy from the ninnie, or declare it dead. I got this from the AI.
Since the weather people already know that poor Ninnie is dead, they have started up the Polar Vortex. This is just a convenient assumption and nobody can measure what is happening with it. With Physics and the Scientific Method, that which cannot be measured does not exist.
However, the warmies can play with semantics. They have defined the Polar Vortex as cold Arctic air. So, when it is cold, they say Polar Vortex. To say the cold is caused by the PV, is another great bit of False Logic. They are full of that.
A great example is to be playing billiards, while an onlooker spouts on about invisible balls swirling around. Every botched shot is due to an invisible ball, along with every great shot. More and more invisible balls are being added, and they are responsible for everything.
All storms and heat energy must be transported by the tropical plumes. Nothing from Ninnie.
We have two major types of storms from clear-air convection. One is a linear sweep, and the other is a vortex. Right now, you can see a new sweep coming at us.
The warmies use peak desert temperatures, I use the minimum at night, which is a better indicator of heat energy, or lack thereof, which is bleak cold. I've always used Greenland as a cold indicator. Right now, it is black, and it will get white soon.
As mentioned yesterday, we have a constellation of clear-air vortexes. The mechanism for these is the same as a standard hurricane. They are giant Stirling Engines. The heat energy at the bottom starts at higher energy density, expands, and waste energy comes out the top, to be radiated away. They are all double-vortexes, so much colder air is put out at the bottom. This could have been measured, but the warmies banished all physics, when it became a threat to them.
We have a 'dance' between the central vortex, and the outer constellation. This year, I expect to see how it plays out.
The forecast is for extreme cold. Last year, we had some bumps from hot blobs moving in the West Pacific. You can see them on the Northern Hemisphere chart. They are impossible to predict, because they are in the Heart of Chaos. I don't think they will come to save us this year.
Down the greasy slope of Cold.
ps the Arctic flow is weak, and we have the Pacific plumes getting in edgewise. This will lead to mucky warmish weather for a little while.
