Friday, May 03, 2013
Madame Polisztra returns.
Madame Polisztra hasn't been around here in years. She lost confidence when she failed to predict the 2008 Goldman Coup, even though she had all the signs.
This week she gained back a little confidence. On Wednesday morning she had a scary dream about street flooding caused by a water main break. On Wednesday evening a water main broke in this neighborhood, flooding a street. It didn't come close to Madame's house, but it looked just like the dream.
So she feels strong enough to make a slightly more difficult prediction on the same subject.
This fall Northern Europe will see terrific floods. Britain, France, Germany, Holland.
Evil KKKarbon? Of course not. Just 1882. Same pattern: super-snowy winter, late spring.
To see the original info, look at this 1883 Symons's Meteorological Magazine.
June 4: Didn't have to wait till autumn. We've already got "historic floods" in Germany and Czechia.
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