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To: Doug R who wrote (3032)	2/15/2020 5:28:26 PM
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More on a cold, wet planting season ahead:

To: Doug R who wrote (3032)	2/29/2020 12:16:54 PM
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During periods of low solar activity - low magnetic output - the heliospheric current sheet "flattens out" with dominant pressure regimes within each Hadley Cell dictated by the +/- polarity on either side of the sheet. With a "flatter" current sheet, the Earth spends longer periods in each polarity -- boundary crossings are fewer. This aspect of the mechanism is very likely to be responsible for the GSM attribute of long periods of drought followed by long periods of precipitation. As Winter slowly ended in the Southern hemisphere, the South Polar vortex broke down very late. For Australia that meant - The snow follows months of extreme weather during the country's tumultuous summer, which runs between December and February. Blazes and flooding have plagued the country, with wet weather bringing relief from fires but causing its own set of problems. Storms triggered flash flooding in parts of Australia in January, submerging areas of Brisbane and Queensland. Authorities welcomed the promise of wet weather, which doused blazes as the country battled its worst wildfire season on record. Summer snow in Tasmania, Australia . North Polar vortex structure for March 16: