Published: November 4th, 2014 at 8:14 am ET
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San Jose Mercury News, Nov. 2, 2014: Rare changes in wind patterns this fall have caused the Pacific Ocean off California and the West Coast to warm to historic levels, drawing in a bizarre menagerie of warm-water species. The mysterious phenomena are surprising fishermen… El Niño isn’t driving this year’s warm-water spike… Nor is climate change… All year [NOAA] scientists… have been forecasting an El Niño… But now the water is only slightly warmer than normal at the equator, leading scientists to declare a mild El Niño is on the way… The ocean changes also have affected birds. As ocean upwelling stalled in the summer, less krill and other food rose from the depths. As a result, several species of birds, including common murres, had high rates of egg failure on the Farallon Islands, 27 miles west of San Francisco.
Jaime Jahncke, California Current Group director of Point Blue in Petaluma, Nov. 2, 2014: “The krill that is usually present disappeared, and the fish that some of these birds rely on disappeared… Up until July we had an abundance of whales around the Farallons, mostly humpback whales, and some blue whales. And when we went back in September, there was no krill and the whales were nearly absent.”
Zeke Grader, executive director of the Pacific Federation of Fishermen’s Associations in San Francisco, Nov. 2, 2014: “Our guys in Santa Barbara are saying there’s almost nothing down there. Just a lot of warm, clear water, a little bit of salmon and not much else.”
Joe Welsh, associate curator of collecting for the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Nov. 2, 2014: “It is an oddball year… There’s a lot to learn out there.”
Published: November 4th, 2014 at 8:14 am ET
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11~7~5996 (out of 6000) in this "Twilight Zone Apocalypse"!
Nuclear Winter NOT Autumn! Last Evil Days of "Manmean"!
Yes. Yahshua the Messiah returns VERY SOON! HalleluYah!
I have been writing the date above for many months but NOW it
appears that it is all TOO TRUE! The rumor is that avocados from CA will be greatly diminished because they take too much water for drought-stricken farmers to grow. Many are leaving their trees to wither. Some terrible insects including a super form of white fly are plaguing lots of citrus trees here. A neighbor across the way has citrus trees that look totally bare of leaves. The pests are now attacking our citrus. There is another pest that threatens the almond trees. (OH NO!)
The rumor is that Ebola virus is in this year's flu shot. With 21 days incubation it will be very hard to KNOW what one is coming down with. Large doses of Vitamin C may prevent Ebola. Body can absorb up to 2000 mg. at one time. Swanson Vitamins has a reasonable 1000 mg. ascorbic acid/rose hips capsule. This also fights radiation. SURVIVAL BLESSINGS!
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