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погодных ИЗМЕНИ: О возможности нового ледникового периода.
Ученые из Калифорнийского университета опубликовали результаты исследования из которого следует, что скорость течений, которые выносят лед из Антарктиды в море обычно замедляется, а в некоторых случаях эти течения остановились вообще. Ученые предполагают, что это явление может привести к новому ледникового периода.
■ погодных ИЗМЕНИ: Не погода, а какой ужас!
DISASTERS: Chinese droughts, flood were century's deadliest weather disasters
14,1999
China experienced three of the century's four deadliest weather-related disasters, two drought-induced famines that killed more than
3.7
million lives, U.S. weather experts said Monday, Dec.
14.
11,000
deaths in Central America, last year's Hurricane Mitch does not rank near the top of the century's deadliest incidents. Looking back over the century, experts of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found that famine brought on by drought generally was deadlier than storms or floods like the Yangtze disaster of
1931.
Most of the famine deaths were in Asia. A
million Chinese. Also in China, the "New Famine" of
million Chinese, and a drought in
million. The administration estimates of the dead from starvation in Ukraine and the Volga region of Russia, during the early Soviet years
1921-1922,
250,000
million. Wind and a storm surge from a
cyclone in Bangladesh may have killed as many as half a million. Climate now is changing faster than ever recorded, said D. James Baker, who heads the federal agency.
(Эль-Ниньйо) - приблизительно раз в 12 лет ее теплые струи оттесняют холодные воды Перуанский течения и достигают побережья Перу. Температура воды возле Эквадора и Перу повышается на несколько градусов, которых достаточно для резкого изменения климата. Морские бризы теперь начинают нести с моря не холодный, а теплый воздух. Оно еще больше нагрившись над суше, поднимается вверх, где охлаждается и создает облака, которые проливают на сухую землю страшный ливень. Они уничтожают посевы и сносят в море верхние слои почвы. С гор взлетают штормовые ветры, а местные рыбаки страдают от массовой гибели рыбы. Течение Эль-Ниньйо наносила ущерба и в прошлом - в частности между 1939 и 1941 годы и в начале 80-х. Но все это кажется "детскими пустощамиь9 по сравнению с трагедией, произошедшей в прошлом году - число людей, погибших в результате погодных катаклизмов во всем мире очень впечатляющая. Кое-кто даже считает, что небывалые дожди и наводнение в ноябре на Закарпатье - тоже эхо Эль -Ниньйо Что же делать с этим опасным явлением? Почему вдруг порушився его 12-летний цикл? Есть ли спасение? ..
The Daily Telegraph,
16,1999
It is already too late to stop the first stages of global warming, the destruction of thousands of the world's species or prevent shortages of water across Africa and Asia that could provoke wars over the next
years, the UN claimed yesterday. A wasteful consumer society in rich countries, coupled with rapid population growth in poor ones, is threatening to destroy the natural resources on which human life is based, according to a report by the UN Environment Programme. UNEP
,
described as the world's environmental conscience by its director, former German environment minister Klaus Topfer, predicted in its report on the state of the planet at the Millenium that the time to tackle major problems was fast running out and in some aspects it was already too late . Dr Topfer said there had been an increased frequency and severity of natural disasters, such as hurricanes, now killing and injuring many millions of people every year and causing mounting economic losses. He said it was impossible to say that Hurricane Floyd was a result of global warming, but that it was consistant with the increase in extreme weather conditions which was the signature of global warming. He pointed to other phenomena which had appeared since the last UNEP
report two years ago, such as more and larger forest fires, caused by El Nino, and slash-and-burn techniques which made forests more susceptable to major conflagrations. Dr Topfer called for 'inspired political leadership and intense co-operation' in existing and new environmental treaties. But he conceded that as far as the UN was concearned it was
weak 'in a lot of areas.
an average world temps willhave risen by 1.5 ° C with a consequent rise of
cm in the sea level. Low-lying areas and entire countries would be threatened by flooding and crops would be affected by the changes in climate. World air temperatures have risen by
0.5%
0.1 --
3 ° C per year during 1980's. Arctic ice was
1987.
6,1999
Swarms of locusts migrating from Kazakhstan have devoured hundreds of acres of crops in central Siberia during a span of only a few days, according to the RIA Novosti news agency. The insects were first observed near the city of Novosibirsk, about
1,750
(2,800
km) east of Moscow. They have since descended on sunflower and grain crops, which are the region's key agricultural output. News footage shown on NTV television showed vast expanses of fields left barren by the ravenous insects. Officials estimate that nearly
1,250
acres of farmland have been devoured. The devastation comes during a year when grain supplies have dwindled across Russia. The nation's harvest is expected to be only slightly higher than last years' record low levels.
Kyiv Post,
Pigs Rejoice, Peasants Grieve
6, 1999
Many of Ukraine's poverty-stricken citizens depend on their vegetable plots to provide extra, cheap food during the winter. But the weather this year has not been kind. Nipped by frost early in the spring, and then baked by a long, hot summer, this year's potatoes are coming out of the ground pea-sized. The overall yield is down. According to Ukragroconsult, an independent agriculture sector consultancy, Ukraine's official potato crop in
15.34
million tons. Although final figures for this year are not yet available, die company estimates farmers will bring in at most
13.8
million tons this year, and most likely a lot less.
...
In the cities, the shorter supply of potatoes is already having an impact on prices in the markets. While last year a kilo of good-sized potatoes cost
cents), today the cheapest are
cents), and most are Hr
1.50 (33
a hefty rise, even taking into account the inflationary period this summer.
The FAO reports global shortages quarterly. Starting in
1999,
food shortages caused by drought or deluge began appearing, and by
in the US, Fish in Maryland and the East Coast were affected. By
shortages were in evidence worldwide in Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Austria, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burundi, Cambodia, Canada, China, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Ethiopia, France, Georgia, Ghana, Greece, Guyana, Honduras, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakstan, Kenya, Korea, Laos, Liberia, Madagascar, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, South Africa, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yugoslavia.
окончил точные вычисления траекторий комет на окраине Солнечной системы в Облаке Оорта. Из всех вычислений получалось, что на кометы влияет скрытое в Облаке Оорта массивное космическое тело. Оно в несколько раз больше чем Юпитер и отдаленное от солнца на 5 миллиардов километров. Чтобы совершить полный оборот вокруг нашего светила, планете из Облака Оорта нужно бы миллионов лет. Причем направление ее вращения противоположную к направлению вращения девяти известных планет Солнечной системы.
■ Землетрясение: Парад землетрясений.
составил хронологию наиболее разрушительных землетрясений в 90-х годах, каждый из которых стоил жизни более чем 1000 землян.
days, the frequency has been above that. When
17.1999 *
a comparison to the period to the prior year,
1998,
was done.
reported on March 9, 1999 that
suffered 90 days of rain in the four months leading up to March, a record for soggy gloom in a region usually boastful about its wet climate.
, The newspaper of Bhutan in the Himalayas, reported on March 29, 1999 that 30,000 acres of forest have been destroyed in
by wildfires, caused by an unusually dry season.
, Where 19 million residents lack drinking water and more than 21.5 million acres (8.7 million hectares) of farmland are parched, is following some of the worst flooding on record, per
reported on March 31, 1999.
On April 2, 1999, the
in the US experienced a blizzard with thunder, lightning, and hail, and dropping up to 18 inches of snow just a week after temperatures had soared into the 70's, per
.
on April 14, 1999, per the
. 20,000 homes and 60,000 cars were damaged. Some homes had interior damage when hail smashed through roof tiles and ceiling plaster. Lightning sparked 25 electrical fires, and 15,000 homes lost power during the storms, which came without warning.
76 tornadoes were recorded.
reported on May 10, 1999 that disasters are costing the
an average of $ 1 billion per week since 1989, per a study by the
.
On May 4, 1999,
in Washington state recorded a record snowfall in a single season - 1,124 inchs or almost 94 feet since November 1, 1998. If the snow had not compacted, it would cover a 10-story building.
An all-time record number of tornadoes - 169 in January - were recorded in the United States, per
on May 4, 1999.
On May 19, 1999, the
more than $ 500 billion in the past 20 years, and rising, a record cost.
Schools were instructed to cancel field trips.
reported on May 26, 1999 that since 1861 the average global temperature rose 0.57 C and the warmest years of the century have all occurred in the 1990's - 1990, 1995, and 1997.
On June 2, 1999 the
reported simultaneous fires burning in the Southeast and Southwest United States, in
Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Utah, Nevada
, And
.
of the United States were reported on June 8, 1999 by the
Associated Press,
with record breaking humid heat across several states.
Schools closed and brownouts occurred.
reported on June 14, 1999 that two
islands had disappeared beneath the waves as climate change raised the sea levels to new heights.
turned deadly, per
on June 30, 1999, 6,000 people were evacuated from their homes in
, 1.600 homes were destroyed as 12 inches of rain fell on Nagasaki in days, 106 landslides occurred on the island of
which received 24 inches of rain during the storm. In
854 landslides and almost 8,000 flooded homes occurred, with roads cutting off access to 100 locations.
On July 7, 1999, the
site reported that most of earth's glaciers are retreating at accelerating rates. The biggest glacier in the
20 years ago was retreating by 14 feet a year, but today is retreating by 99 feet a year. Surface waters of the eastern
have also warmed, by 2 degrees in the last 20 years, independent of El Nino events.
reported on July 7, 1999 that the mercury hit record highs of 100 at
Newark,
N.J., and
, Pa, 101 in
, 102 in
, N.C., and 103 at
's Reagan National Airport.
in the worst flooding in 15 years, triggered by an unexpected storm which dumped four to six inches of rain an hour on the city, per
on July 9, 1999. The floodwaters swamped the floors of buildings, including the Las Vegas Convention Center. Las Vegas usually receives only 4.1 inches (104 mm) of rainfall annually.
Temperatures reached 108 degrees Fahrenheit.
On August 3, 1999 the
in the state of Washington had a record snowfall of 95 feet last winter, setting a seasonal snowfall record for the United States and the world, per the National Climatic Data Center. The previous record was set at Mount Rainier, Washington, in the winter of 1971-1972.
experienced the seasonal rains a month earlier than usual, according to
on August 4, 1999, with flash flooding already experienced in
spilling its banks.
On the other side of the world, the drought affecting the eastern half of the US has created crop shortages from
, With some states experiencing the driest 12-month period ever recorded, per
on August 5, 1999.
On August 6, 1999
also reported that the drought affecting the northeast US is now the worst on record for farmers in some northeast states, and one of the worst in other parts of the country. President Clinton stated at a news conference, "In
,
,
, This is the worst drought for farmers ever recorded. "
, During an unusually hot and dry summer, according to
on August 6, 1999.
On August 7, 1999 the
, Under the effects of a heat wave and low precipitation.
are suffering from a near-record drought, flash floods tore through the capital of
, Per
on August 10, 1999.
On August 13, 1999
have destroyed 5,000 homes, displaced 130,000 residents, inundated 400,000 acres (162,000 hectares) of farmland, and drowned 1,257 head of livestock.
The rains are expected to continue throughout August.
caused flooding that left 50,000 homeless, destroyed more than 10,000 homes, and drowned 1,000 head of livestock, per
on August 16, 1999. Many Sudanese states along the
have been affected by the floods.
On August 16, 1999
in Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture burst its banks. Recent violent downpours have swelled numerous rivers in the
,
prefectures causing similar accidents.
experienced one of the worst cold waves in recent history, per
on August 17, 1999, with temperatures in several communities of the southern state of
dropped to 14 degrees Fahrenheit and the region experienced snowfall for the first time since 1994.
reported on August 17, 1999 that while much of the nation has been suffering through unusually hot weather, the
area has been having its coolest summer since 1956, the
reported.
province has been struck by a severe drought for the third year in a row, says its state media. Nearly 4 million acres of crops have been affected, with a half million acres destroyed per
on August 19, 1999. More than 3 million people and 460,000 livestock animals are experiencing a shortage of drinking water, the
reports.
Weather.COM
NASA and JPL reported on Sept 22, 1999 that unusually hot and cold oceans have created the corridors for more storms. Satellites showed tropical storms Harvey in the
and Hillary in the Pacific, along with Hurricane Gert near
, As they spun over the ocean on September 20.
Cyclone 05B, which devastated the Indian province of
, Is being termed a supercyclone, with winds up to 250 km / h, one of the strongest for the region within the century and causing the worst flooding in the region for the century, per
on Nov 2, 1999. Discovery News reported on Nov 8, 1999 that Cyclone 05B caused more than 275,000 homes to be blown away, leaving 1.5 million people homeless.
reported on Nov 16, 1999 that Hurricane Lenny's west to east path through the
and late date in the season were unprecedented. Hurricane Lenny was termed a Category 4 hurricane, packing winds of 110 mph, per
on Nov 18, 1999.
, Blocking dozens of mountain passes, per
on Nov 23, 1999.
is now being considered the flood of the century, per
on Dec 1, 1999.
Seasonal rains began earlier than usual.
Kuwait's winter temperatures usually average 64 degrees Fahrenheit.
reported on Dec 8, 1999 that 1999 will be the warmest year ever recorded in the
.
Space.COM
Dubbed Hurricane Lothar, the storm was considered unprecedented.
reported on Dec 28, 1999 that a second wave of storms swept through Europe with high winds, affecting
Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Belgium
.
reported on Dec 17, 1999 that the polar wind appears to have shifted its course.
set a record on Dec 22, 1999 with a temperature of 46 degrees Fahrenheit, some 40 degrees above normal.
reported on Dec 2, 1999 that satellite data shows the
icecap is dramatically shrinking.
experienced a 35-year low, per
on Dec 2, 1999, with temperatures threatening to drop below zero.
reported on Sept 17, 1999 that Hurricane Floyd dropped record amounts of rain from
, And that Hurricane Gert was the 4th Category 4 hurricane of the season.
reported on Sept 17, 1999 that the average number of hurricanes per year has increased from 5 to 7 and storms have become larger and more powerful. The enormously powerful Hurricane Floyd, the size of Texas and one of the biggest storms to hit the US coastline, is 4 times as large as Andrew which devastated Florida in 1992.
reported on Sept 16, 1999 that Hurricane Floyd evacuations became the largest peacetime evaluation in history.
reported on August 16, 1999 that more than 100 people were killed and 120,000 others left stranded when flash floods triggered by pounding rains battered
. Officials said that the torrential rain destroyed at least 30,000 homes. About 44,000 people were relocated to shelters over the weekend. China has experienced devastating flooding throughout the monsoon season this year and 5.5 million people have been left homeless by the disasters.
on August 6, 1999.
reported on August 5, 1999 that
suffered its hottest July on record.
reported on August 5, 1999 that
has received 30 percent more rainfall than normal.
reported on August 2, 1999 that
was experiencing the city's worst heat wave of the century.
reported on July 9, 1999 that a heat wave was gripping much of Eastern Europe and was well into its second month, spawning forest fires and parching crops. Officials in the
reported that the temperatures were the highest since records began in 1882, and these high readings prevailed for 35 days.
reported on July 9, 1999 that hailstones the size of small eggs pounded
during a violent storm.
reported on July 3, 1999 that Forest fires raged on the outskirts of Moscow and in several other regions as the death toll from Russia's biggest heatwave of the century rose to more than 140. In the
region, some 126 fires engulfed 145 hectares (362 acres) of forest and bush while 200 hectares (500 acres) were burning near
, The ministry of emergency situations said.
reported on July 1, 1999 that record rains were recorded in
during nine days of the worst storms to pound the city in 30 years. Meteorologists reported that a record four inches of rain fell during one 24-hour period. The city of
received a record nine inches of rain during a 24-hour period on June 13, 1999.
reported on June 29, 1999 that baseball sized hail fell in
and Kansas, shattering windows and battering cars.
reported on June 22, 1999 that the annual rainfall in
had already doubled that the of the year before, and is carrying off top soil and crops.
reported on June 21, 1999 that torrential rainfall in China's eastern province of
river to suspect operations and halted shipping on the river.
on June 20, 1999 reporting that a single day's rainfall equalled the usual amount over a month.
reported on May 26, 1999 that flooding near the hundred-year high occurred simultaneously in
Germany, Swizerland
, And
occurred.
,
experienced the highest temperature recorded during a day at 113 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade at the Allenby Bridge leading from the West Bank to Jordan, per
on May 25, 1999.
reported on May 18, 1999 that Independence,
, Experienced a record 10 feet above flood stated on the Wapsipinicon River, where only the tops of street signs remained visible.
received its longest and most widespread cold wave during the winter of 1998-99, per
on May 4, 1999.
reported on May 4, 1999 that on January 4, 1999,
received more snow on a single day than ever before, an all-time record for the city - at 18 inches.
reported on May 17, 1999 an all-time record number of tornadoes in January in the US - 169 - and that
had more snow in a single day - 18 inches - than ever before, and that the lower 48 states in the US had the warmest winter ever.
reported on May 14, 1999 that a record snowfall of 1,124 inches, almost 94 feet, occurred on
in Washington.
reported on May 11, 1999 that the fastest wind speed ever recorded, 318 mph, was recorded during a tornado May 3 in the suburbs of
.
reported on May 4, 1999 that the
is experiencing 5 times more major weather disasters a year than in the early 1980's.
reported on May 4, 1999 that the tornadoes, almost a mile wide, that tore through
and Kansas on May 3, 1999 were of historic proportions, per Joseph Golden, senior meteorologist at the
, Due to the number, size, and ferocity - all of which occurred at once.
reported on April 18, 1999 that drought has become widespread in the Sunbelt, with wildlife drinking from chlorinated swimming pools and retirees watering their cacti. 1,650 wildfires have burned more than 35,000 acres in
, 4,000 acre's in
, And 78,000 acre's in
in that states second largest wildfire.
noted on April 13, 1999 that
was again experiencing brush fires, with 1,400 acres recently destroyed and fire near the Okefenokee Swamp.
reported on March 16, 1999 that floods sweeping through villages in
were caused by an unusually web season, with rainfall 50% above normal, per the country's
.
- Иран. 7,7 баллов. 35 тыс мертвых, 100 тыс. раненых, 500 тыс лишенных убежища. Наибольшее стихийное бедствие в истории Ирана.
- Индия. 6,4 баллов. Тысячи погибших и 36 сел зметени с лица земли. Серия толчков.
-Япония. 7,2 баллов. 6430 жертв.
- Россия. 7,5 баллов. 1989 погибших в Нафтогирську на Дальнем Востоке.
- Иран. 5,5 баллов. 1000 мертвых и 2000 травмированных.
- Иран. 7,1 баллов. 1560 мертвых и 2810 раненых. 11 сел уравнены с землей.
- Афганистан (в провинции Тахар. 6,1 баллов. 4500 жертв.
- Афганистан (в той же местности). 6,9 баллов. Погибло 4 тыс человек.
- Новая Гвинея. 7,1 баллов. Погибло 6 тыс человек.
- Колумбия. 6,3 баллов. Погибло 1170 человек. Опустошена вся центральная часть страны.
- Турция. 7,4 баллов. Погибло около 15600 человек. Крупнейшая за последние 60 лет природная катастрофа.
Мощное землетрясение на Тайване после опустошительных вибраций в Турции и Греции невольно наводит на тревожные мнение о какой таинственный совпадение природных катаклизмов в конце века. Геологи говорят, что между тремя стихийными бедствиями нема прямой связи. Они являются частью ни на миг не затихаючих процессов в земной коре. Землетрясение на Тайване не был ничем чрезвычайным - толчки не превышали 7,6 баллов по Рихтера. Ежегодно в мире происходит 4-5 землетрясений силой более 7,5 баллов, не говоря уже о массе 7-бальных. Однако большинство из них - далеко от крупных населенных пунктов и глубоко под землей. Эпицентр толчков на Тайване находился не на глубине 600 км под поверхностью, как это обычно случается в этом регионе, а всего лишь на глубине 33 км. К тому же на расстоянии 160 км от столицы страны - отсюда и большие масштаба разрушений. "Может показаться, что в этом году больше землетрясений, - говорит Элис Уокер из Британского центра геологических наблюдений - Но в прошлом году таких было два: в Афганистане (погибло 4 тыс. человек) и в Новой Гвинее, который здийняв приточно волну, которая унесла жизни 6 тыс людей ". Особенностью нынешних трагедий является разве что то, что последние колебания земной коры произошли в течение 2-х месяцев, когда в Турции и в Греции был курортный сезон, что и вызвало усиленное внимание к этим катастрофам. Авторитетный британский журнал
Scientists say that the dissapearance of the Amazon forests is already causing changes in climate. In Peru there is less snow than before on high peaks of the Andes. In Bolovia there is less rain than before and more wind. In some parts of the NE Brazil there is now very little rain ... With more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere the temperature will rise, the ice-caps will melt, the sea level will rise and hundreds of coastal cities will be flooded. The UN Environment Programestimates that by
Землетрясение силой 6 баллов по шкале Рихтера произошло на юге Закарпатья.
Погодных ИЗМЕНИ: Кому наводнение, кому - засуха.
Джин, которого выпустила из труб своих заводов современная цивилизация - парниковый эффект Эль-Ниньйо - продолжает тасуваты климатическую карту планеты. В Китае армия уже получила приказ на смерть противостоять наводнения, а в штате Техас в результате 23-денноиспекы (свыше 100 ° по Фаренгейта) полностью стало русло реки Тринити ...
■ неурожае: От морозов пострадал урожай.
Ориентировочно 270 млы грн составляют убытки от заморозков, которые повредили в первой декаде мая посевы яровых зерновых и зернобобовых культур на полях. Размер убытков может быть еще большим, потому что пока не все области окончательно их подсчитали. Мороз уничтожил посевы на площади 375 тыс гектаров. Кроме того уничтожено 19 тыс. гектаров многолетних насаждений (сады и виноградники), а еще 80 тыс гектаров повреждено. Уже сегодня в министерстве АПК прогнозируют, что стоимость масла и сахара из нового урожая может значительно возрасти, а урожайность в нынешнем году составит лишь 30% от ожидаемой.
Discovery News,
Prior to July 1995 ZetaTalk stated that weather changes were heralding the 12th Planet approach and would become increasingly unpredictible, though this would be slow to be recognized as disasters are a regular part of the Earth's history. On Dec. 14, 1999 the Associated Press reported that weather changes are occuring at an increasing rate, and this trend continued!
В Нью-Йорке зафиксирована вспышка тропической болезни - лихорадки Западного Нила. Семь человек умерло.
Эпидемию лихорадки Западного Нила зарегистрирован в России, в Волгоградской области. 700 человек инфицировано, 30 из них умерло. Вспышки этого заболевания были в Белоруссии, Чехии, Румынии и на Закарпатье. Во Львовской области зафиксирован один случай этой болезни.
Dec. 14, 1999
Национальное управление по изучению океана и атмосферы (США) сообщает, что происходит небывалое повышение температуры верхних слоев воды в центральной части Тихого океана - на 4 ° С! Такого резкого потепления не наблюдалось по крайней мере 50 лет! Если процесс будет продолжаться, планета окажется перед угрозой катастрофических погодных катаклизмов. Причина этого явления неизвестна, но ученые склонны возлагать ответственность на тихоокеанском течение Б1
Снег на голову после ясного солнышка и голубого неба теперь - вовсе не неожиданность. Оказывается, это теперь норма. Перепады температур между добамы на 10-15 градусов - характерные признаки нового климата планеты. И так будет лет десять! Такие предсказания основываются на столетних наблюдениях за климатом планеты. "Якщо темепреатура зростатиме, атмосферна циркуляція буде різко аномальною, а це нічого доброго не віщує, адже метеорологічних явищ побільшає
9', - каже Вайзіра Файзулівна Мартазинова, начальник відділу довготермінових прогнозів Українського науково-дослідного центру гідрометеорології. Вже сьогодні між потеплінням початку століття і теперішнім - суттєва відмінність. Атмосферні процеси стали енергетично сильніші. Через це вся територія України перебуває під впливом стихійних явищ. Тепла зима, коли падає не сніг, а дощ, призвела до поповнення ґрунтових вод. І як результат, - почастішали зсуви фунтів і інші геофізичні явища. Погляньмо: опади наче не критичні, а наслідки від них - катастрофічні. В 70-х роках велика кількість опадів дала значно менші руйнівні наслідки, ніж теперішня, яка не дотягує до норми. Пояснення знову ж в характері нового клімату. Тривалість опадів скоротилася, а інтенсивність зросла. Грунтові води тільки накопичуватимуться. Згідно з передбаченнями відділу довготермінових прогнозів квітень, травень, початок червня цього року відзначатимуться "нестійкими погодними умовами" по всій території України. Це означає, що перепади температур між добами становитимуть 10-15 градусів. Від таких перепадів виникатимуть стихійні явища -проливні дощі з шквалами, смерчі, град. Прогнозист М. Барабаш зауважує, що останній розділ Біблії, "Одкровення від Івана" (Апокаліпсис) писав видатний прогнозист. "Ми переживаємо деякі труднощі, які нам здаватимуться кінцем світу, та Земля переживала чимало геологічних епох і ще стільки ж переживе"
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