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The forecast for the incoming week is clearly cold temperatures all over Europe:

Europe forecast temperatures 2027-01-02


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On 9 January 2026, during Storm Goretti, a spectacular pink sky was observed in Birmingham, UK, caused by the reflection of light from the LED lights of Birmingham City FC's stadium on the snow and low clouds. These lights, used to promote the growth and recovery of the pitch's grass, emitted an intense pink light that was amplified by atmospheric conditions (snow and cloud cover), creating a light phenomenon visible for several kilometres. Who knows, perhaps the frequency of light also promotes citizens' health.
 
Jupiter could activate the solar capacitor when it aligns with the sun and Earth every 13 months. It is assumed that the electron current powers the winds. In the event of a storm, these winds can become very violent. I have noticed weather forecasts are announcing strong winds these days in certain regions, coinciding with Jupiter's alignment.
We're aligned with Jupiter. This is happening right now.

Australia:
In Melbourne it was 43 deg C (110 F) with gusts of 90 km winds (55 mph).

Northern France and UK:

EXTREME peak wind gusts of 213 km/h reported at Cotentin Peninsula, Normandy, France
Update: Jan 9th, 00:30 UTC


The full power of the sting jet wind maximum core has blasted into the Cotentin Peninsula, France. The weather station Barfleur – Gatteville-le-Phare has reported EXTREME wind gusts up to 213 km/h!

In addition, other stations across the peninsula have also reported higher gusts than before: Barneville – Carteret – 182 km/h, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue – 177 km/h, Cap de la Hague – 157 km/h, Vigiu Du Humet – 152 km/h. Up to 157 km/h was also reported further northeast along the Normandy coast, in Fécamp.

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Oklahoma:


A tornado that was at least an EF1, with wind speeds between 86-110 mph (138-177 kph), struck the area of Purcell, some 40 miles (65 kilometers) south of Oklahoma City, said Phillip Ware, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Norman. He said crews will also be surveying damage in the Shawnee area, where another tornado was confirmed by radar.

"We're confident we had at least two tornadoes this morning," Ware said.

Forest fires in Patagonia:


The weather conditions don't leave much room for optimism. National Metereological Service and the National Fire Management Service They have stated that much of Patagonia and central Argentina are under “extreme risk” of fires with high temperatures, very low relative humidity, strong winds and a marked rainfall deficit.
 
I have noticed weather forecasts are announcing strong winds these days in certain regions, coinciding with Jupiter's alignment.We're aligned with Jupiter. This is happening right now.
Strong wind gusts are also expected in Israel, Palestine, and strong windstorms will continue in Turkey.
Overall, a sustained outbreak in the Arctic has caused widespread snowfall and bitter cold across much of Europe, stretching from Scandinavia and Scotland to the Balkans and Turkey.

Up to 100 km/h winds: Emergency responder gives safety tips for this weekend's stormy weather
Former Deputy Fire Commissioner Aharon Godiner warns Israelis to take the appropriate precautions when faced with extreme weather conditions.

 
We're aligned with Jupiter. This is happening right now.

Australia:
And a tropical cyclone is brewing in Far North Queensland, off the coast of Cairns and Townsville:

North Queensland is on high alert as a cyclone brewing off the coast threatens to smash into communities near Townsville about 4am on Sunday.

In a warning issued on Saturday evening, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said the tropical low system had developed into a category-2 cyclone — given the name Koji — and was expected to make landfall early Sunday morning.

Tropical Cyclone Koji is currently located 275km north northeast of Townsville and moving south at 13km/h.

According to a forecast track map produced by BOM, the cyclone is expected to impact near Ayr about 4am on Sunday morning.

The cyclone is expected to bring destructive wind gusts of up to 130km/h from Saturday evening at coastal locations from south of Townsville to Proserpine.

Heavy rainfall which may lead to flash flooding is forecast to develop from Ingham to Proserpine overnight.

A severe weather warning has been issued for a larger area about the northeast and central Queensland coasts, with BOM expecting heavy to locally intense rainfall and damaging winds.

On Saturday evening Queensland Police Service issued a series of emergency alerts for the Townsville, Burdekin and Whitsunday regions, urging residents to prepare.

“Destructive winds are expected to strengthen overnight. TAKE SHELTER NOW,” the alert reads.
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