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To: Doug R who wrote (3123)	3/8/2020 12:42:17 AM
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Heliospheric current sheet and Earth's position during low solar boreal Winter: Heliospheric current sheet during strong solar:

To: Doug R who wrote (3123)	3/16/2020 1:12:41 AM
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Meanwhile, at the North Polar vortex, there's the beginnings of its dissipation finally. There may be some cold air escaping randomly at the base for a little while. Potentially making for some unexpected storm stuff. Unpredictable stuff whether it does or not or when or where. Sloshing under a flimsier bottom rim. Was a long lasting vortex. Like the Southern Hemisphere had on its last go-round. Not many people down there liked the months after. I'd rather not see a repeat up here.

To: Doug R who wrote (3123)	4/8/2020 6:27:25 PM
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A tornado watch covering an area over parts of 5 states. 3123

To: Doug R who wrote (3123)	4/30/2020 12:23:26 AM
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Czech Republic facing catastrophic drought-- the country's worst in 500 years The dry spell and warmer temperatures also led to the bark beetle spread, which infested the nation in 2019, resulting in about 1.7 billion dollars worth of damage. The Environment Ministry is appealing for financial assistance to fight the drought-- a move that could help harvests, such as grains and rapeseed. Although the COVID-19 crisis is the country's most pressing issue currently, Brabec noted that climate change and drought will become the biggest problems in the following years. "Unless there is a miracle that would bring a month-long continuous rain, we will see rivers and streams dry out and tens or hundreds of villages with no source of drinking water."