The Sky Opens Again: Atmospheric River Engulfs the West Coast

🌊 Atmospheric River Engulfs the West Coast

A massive atmospheric river is currently aimed straight at the U.S. West Coast.

A long, concentrated plume of tropical moisture stretches thousands of miles across the Pacific — funneling water vapor toward Washington, Oregon, and California like a firehose pointed at a coastline.

Flooding. Landslides. Mountain snow stacking deep. Roads closing. Rivers rising.

These systems can carry more water vapor than the Amazon River.
And this one is parked.

Hopefully the rain will stop today.

🌧️ What’s Happening Right Now

• Heavy, prolonged rainfall across the Pacific Northwest
• Major mountain snow in the Cascades and Sierra Nevada
• High landslide risk in burn scar zones
• Serious travel disruptions
• Multi-day flood threats

Atmospheric rivers are no longer fringe weather jargon. They are now the primary driver of West Coast flood disasters.

Scientists use global tracking systems like GARRP to predict these multi-day moisture corridors — but prediction does not make them weaker.

👉 Read my full Atmospheric River explainer here

Meanwhile… On Other Worlds (and This One)

🔴 Mars: The Planet That Broke Itself

In the Tharsis region, three volcanoes erupted in the same place for billions of years.
No plate tectonics. No crust recycling. Just lava — layer after layer.

The crust eventually failed under its own weight, likely helping form
Valles Marineris, one of the largest canyon systems in the solar system.

Scientists believe Tharsis may have originally formed around 50° North latitude —
its enormous mass gradually shifting the planet’s crust toward the equator.
A planet physically pulled by its own volcanoes.

👉 Read the Earth Subsidence pillar here

🏛️ Ancient Alignments & Sacred Geometry (No Aliens Required)

• Equinox sunlight aligns precisely through temple corridors in Kerala, India.
• Stone pillars carved 600–700 years ago resonate like tuned instruments.
• Architecture as acoustic engineering.

🛰️ A Bubble Around Another Sun

Astronomers detected the first confirmed astrosphere around a Sun-like star: HD 61005.
Think heliosphere — but around another young star.

Stars don’t just shine. They sculpt space.

☀️ Solar Cycle 25: Not Dead Yet

After several spotless days, sunspots are back. An M2-class flare already erupted. Solar cycles wane — they don’t vanish overnight.

🧠 Tech & Civilization: Quiet Instabilities

• 6,700 robot vacuums briefly exposed floor plans and live feeds.
• AI war simulations recommend nuclear strikes in 95% of scenarios.
• Beef prices surge. Insect alternatives rise.
• Amsterdam repatriates crack-addicted homeless residents.
• Iceland once had a village named “Fucking.” It has since rebranded.