Predictions for Weather for the Remainder of 2014 – #18

As the winter of 2014 comes to an end, (April in the most northern parts, May in areas like Maine,) the energy and forces will come back into a balance, and in general, across the nation we will see more towards the average weather patterns of the last 5-6 years.  We will not see the weather patterns of 3, 4, or 5 decades ago, anymore – not in our lifetime.

As the winter slowly ends, there will be fewer extreme events for the nation as a whole for the rest of 2014. This is the general prediction for all areas.  We will be back in what can be termed as “average” weather, or rather the new term – “the new normal” for each area. This includes all the mixes of weather that have been in each area over the last 5-6 years.

I know this is not a cheerful prediction.   The positive side of this is that we can, if we’re willing, adapt and live productively through these challenging times.  Some of us have memories how things were different, and so we can compare the two eras.  But, those of us who are younger know this time only, and so come into this time willing to look for and create new ways to live productively.   In the decades ahead, we also will see many new ways of facing life’s challenges.  There will be opportunities in every arena of life – for creativity, cooperation, acceptance, tolerance, imagination, support, innovation, respect, leadership, unselfish sharing, and so much more – in every area of human life.   We will be witness to some of this, and if we’re willing, we also can bring some of this into existence for ourselves, and those with whom we have contact or come into contact.

It is always our choice on how we respond within our own lives.

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“Let God decide what is possible.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2007)

“We can either follow the old ways of the past, or we can lead the new ways into the future.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2006)

“Whether heaven or hell awaits us, depends on which one we’ve created for others.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2009)

Predictions for 2014 – 2019: Weather #17

We still have extremely difficult weather hitting the U. S., but there will be an end to it over the next few weeks and months (depending on locations) as is expected.

Texas generally will start seeing warmer temperatures and the end of the freezing temps by the 3rd and 4th weeks of February.  By this time, the temperatures will slowly start climbing back up, with only one last cold spell happening after warmer spring temperatures have established themselves.

Southeast U.S. will see the last of the cold at the turn of Feb./Mar.

The Northeast will see continued deep cold weather on into April.

The North Central states will have deep cold weather through to the middle of April.

The Pacific Northwest will begin their spring temperatures mid-March.

***The Winters of the Future***

The winters of 2015 and 2016 will be much milder for the U.S., but 2017 will return with winter weather almost as extreme and bad as 2014 has been – almost.  After that, 2018 will be average to milder again.

California

California’s drought will continue through 2015 and 2016, but 2016 will see some rain.  2017 will bring more rain for California than 2016 before it enters into 2018 and 2019 which will see the return of the drought again.

The drought over the next 5 years (excluding 2017) will also see a somewhat noticeable population exodus from California moving eastward – mostly towards Colorado, New Mexico and further east, with some to Utah.

The California drought will be worse in the southern part of the state during this time.  Central California and its farming industry will struggle to get what water it can.  Southern California’s water dilemmas will worsen during 2015 and 2016, with some relief during 2017.

Predictions for 2014: Weather #16

When this winter is behind us, (end of February, 2014) I will give what I see for the winter and summer weather in the years ahead, especially what I see for the rest of this decade.

I’m taking it one winter at a time right now.  What is ahead is not all bad, but some is and being forewarned is being forearmed.   The pendulum swings in both directions and includes normalcy plus great extremes.  Global warming is real and there will be more evidence of it and more witness to it.

We can think that our own efforts to help bring about change are too small and therefore not worth doing.  Or we can think that this is just a cycle and will go away.  Both of these ways of thinking are what will change, because both are false and will be shown to be so – especially in our generation’s lifetime.  We have gone beyond the point of our generation seeing a return to “normal”.  We will not see it in our own personal lifetime.

We’re not alone with regards to effort.   Christ is not sitting on His hands or twiddling his thumbs.   Just remember, Christ also must work through our own hearts and minds.  “Here I am, I stand at the door [of our hearts and minds] and knock.  If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me.” Revelations 3:20.

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“Effort is not a one-time step to take, unless we want one step to be all that we ever take.”  (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

“Sometimes, we prefer to still think we’re right, rather than accept that we’re not and correct it.  And boy, how visible this is to the other people who watch us and know us.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

“The real truth of the world we live in vs. our perspectives and understanding of the world we live in – are worlds apart.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

“God has hope, because God knows of possibilities for success far beyond our own awareness, knowledge and understanding.” (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

“To successfully heal [even the planet and climate], we must let go of the benefits we believe we get from getting sicker.”  (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

Predictions for 2014: Winter #14

What do you see for Ohio during winter 2014 (particularly the Cincinnati area)? Thank you for all that you do.  (Curious)

The people of this area are also going to have one of the worst winters they’ve seen.  January is here, and we’re starting the entrance into the worst of it.   For Cincinnati, expect more of the same of these types of Arctic fronts to come through.  Several of them in January.  Colder temperatures will be all through January.  As hard as it is to believe, though, February will be even worse.  For Cincinnati and all of Ohio and that region of states, expect blizzards almost continuously for the first 16-24 days of February (Feb. 1 or 2, to Feb. 23 or 24).   The cold weather will continue for the people of Ohio on throughout all February, but the last week of Feb. Ohioans will see the worst of it behind them.  Some raising of temperatures will come as March comes but it will be slow and the winter temperatures will be around until the 2nd week of March.  Spring temperatures will come, rising, as normal, in the 2nd half of March, but I’m seeing a late cold spell happening in the 1st half of the month of April.

Expect to see food prices at the grocery stores to start rising by mid-February and the steadily increase by the time March arrives.

This past summer was beyond average here in Germany and I’m wondering if the heat will continue to be extreme this year in 2014. I know you’ve been speaking of the US, but do you see anything for Germany? (My Muted Voice)

I see a normal winter through to the end of March.  With the mid-April entrance of warmer temperatures, I see only a small amount of rain.  I see some rain in April but going into May and June, the water Germany needs will come from the melting mountain snow.   At the moment I’m seeing: (this could change) by the time July and August arrive, Germany will have near-drought conditions with extremely low amounts of rain in June to no rain during July through to October.  During these few months, what rain comes will be negligible and only sprinkling.
The temperatures during May – October in Germany will be higher than average, but not as bad as 2013’s summer’s temperatures.  It’s the drought that will hurt most.

For several years, Germany’s weather will be erratic with wide swings.  This goes for all of Europe.  There will be pendulum swings with almost all the regions/countries.  The abnormal weather patterns are planet-wide.  And as a pendulum swings, there will be times of “normal” weather, but only as the pendulum is swinging back the other direction, if you know what I mean.  This means that the potential for Germany to have a strange 2015 winter/spring is present.

USA experiencing lots of snow and freezing temps. You are right on! (Kathy)

I’m glad I can help.  Remember that taking steps to be able to handle this weather is what these predictions are for.   And remember – when considering what to do to prepare, we also need to consider what we may be able to do to help others during this time.  Cooperation, contribution, and community are three things that are always worth the effort.

“God designed us to need one another.”  (The Rainbow Cards, ©, 1988)

Winter 2014: 13 – The Power within People

I’m going to take a hit on this one, but I’m putting it up anyway.

As time progresses, and as many, many people are becoming aware of the challenging winter weather as well as the challenging issues for the planet Earth, there are many that are praying and meditating for this Earth.   I’m seeing this very high light energy having an effect on the Earth.

This energy is like a Light bath that works to help somewhat with efforts to turn around the destructive direction  of many of our living patterns.  Slow and steady wins the race, but the race is long and will not end soon.  The Light bath affects lower vibration energies that contains lower energy acts – acts that are manifested with hatred, selfishness, self-centeredness, fear, etc. and all these bring into the world.  The Light bath affects the energies on the planet because the Light bath is also energy of a much higher vibration.  As such, it affects the lower vibrations like a high tone tuning fork affects a low tone tuning fork.

This Light bath dissolves or balances energy seeking avenues to manifest.  It succeeds in diminishing the manifestation of lower vibration caused physical events.   (Again, by lower vibration events, I’m meaning events manifested with hatred as their motivation, fear or selfishness as their motivation, or as their motivation self-centeredness, bitterness, etc.)

This is happening with some – not much – but some of the weather of the Winter of 2014.  I don’t yet see the temperatures being affected, but rather the duration of the temperatures.  I’m seeing a small reduction in the number of days and nights that these difficult winter events will last.

When I began posting (in 2012) what I was seeing about the Winter of 2014, (all of them have titles referring to winter of 2014) I was seeing events much worse than what I see now.  I was seeing temperatures and durations much worse than what I see today.

The future is changeable.  If we believe that we can change the future and we then go ahead, changing the present, and in fact bringing about a changed future, who is it that is witness to the before and after pictures of the future?  Who is witness to what the future would have been like without effort vs. what the future would be like with effort?

It all depends on one thing – belief.  If we believe we can change our lives, and we take steps to do that, we are our own witness to the changed direction.

Can anyone say that the future would have been that way anyway, even without effort and steps?  Sure, people can and do say anything and everything all the time.  But, only those that believe they can change their life, then put forth effort to change their life, and then take steps to manifest change in their life can be a witness to their own different paths.

As humans, we believe that we can accomplish many, many things.  This belief leads us to put forth the effort and take the steps to accomplish these many, many things.  And step one is always ‘believe’.

It is here for all of us to “Entertain the idea that we can change our future.”  Then see what you can do with that.

Predictions for 2014: Winter #10

We’re already experiencing some of what the Winter of 2014 has in store.  There are colder than normal temperatures in many areas of the nation.  The purpose of this can help to give warning to what is yet to come.  Like a Tsunami that shows signs of an impending tidal wave, the cold weather we’re having can help to give us a “heads up” and be ready.

I see severe weather still hitting Central United States so hard that many will wonder if Nebraska still exists.   And again, preparation will be like those people who build houses along the coastlines – up on stilts.  Preparations save people from destruction and damage.  Sometimes, d&d cannot be avoided, but still if I’m going to have a house where it floods, I want my house up on stilts.  If I’m going to live where very severe winter weather hits, I want to have an environment/home/whatever is needed that will help me face the severity and come out the other end.

“God is here, all around us, within us, in this day, today, looking in and looking out at the world through our eyes.” (from The Rainbow Cards, ©, 2010)

Predictions for 2014: Winter #8

I’ve been quiet, because I’ve been watching and waiting to see.   It’s November and what I’m seeing and experiencing appears to fall in line with what I’ve been trying to warn about.

Ahead: In general across the nation, I see pockets of relief from severe winter weather during the 2nd week of December, then the end of December/beginning of January.  But, this is the nation as a whole.  Also I see a gradual decrease in the temperatures as winter continues – on thru January and culminating in the what I’ve said before and even deeper drop in temperatures during the 1st half of February.  For the most part, this is what winter is, and is normal for what we’re used to, but this year the relief from cold temperatures and winter storms will be less and less.  In other words, more storms will come through with less time in between.

In addition: in general, the temperatures will be lower than average temperatures, and so many new record low temps will be experienced.

In our favor:  I do see the few higher temps of the last few months, in addition to the prayers of people, help to shrink the length of time that the severest of the severe will last.  It won’t end the severity, but it has helped to shrink the time – mostly during February.

So, what I’ve been seeing is a significantly hard winter on the whole.  It will be noticeable.

Go back and read the other blogs for a more detailed account of specific areas.

The November weather for the nation has been an effort to help us get ready – to be ready because the worst is yet to come.

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“God has never said ‘Don’t pray’ as the answer to dealing with our problems.” (from the Rainbow Cards, ©, 2001)

Winter 2014 Predictions: #6

A few more questions:

“Now what do you have to say for winter 2014?  Here in Utah is extremely hot temperatures. Should we expect a mild winter now?”  Tatiana, July 3

The higher temperatures are helping, but not enough to turn the weather around from what I see.  It’s like having a large block of ice and pouring a pot of hot water on it, the block of ice is affected, but not completely to melt the whole.  The hardest part of winter, 2014 for Utah will be in both January and February- differently for each month.  Working on your side, though is the strength of prayer in the cultures  of Utah.  This prayer will help people to cope and deal with the harder winter.  Utah will fare better than others.  The prayers of a few will save many.

“Will the Mars One project be successful?” Lisa, July 6

I see it being successful for those that are contracted to help fulfill many of the technological needs of the project.  I do not see it completing the project as currently planned.

“Do you know what the winter 2014 will bring for west Tennessee?”  Riddles, July 12

Tennessee as a whole is also going to face difficult weather.  While Tennessee is on the border of where I see the arctic fronts progressing,  I see West Tennessee facing the coldest temperatures and East Tennessee being protected somewhat from the progression – not completely because the whole of the U.S. will be affected in some way.

It is possible that one side of the state will be abnormally buried in snow and the other side with a normal amount.  The western half of the state can expect a winter where the snow is so much that people have difficulty traveling their normal routes – some paralysis of movement.  Meanwhile the eastern half of the state, while they get some snow, it will not paralyze them.   Tennessee will see their share of extremes.

“Wondering about fall and winter weather for East Texas in 2013-2014.” Betty, July 12

“I was wondering how far into Texas do you see the severe cold temperatures dipping. We live just North of Houston and it hasn’t been really bitter in quite a long time.”  Sally, July 23

Texans are going to be hit from the Panhandle to Brownsville, from El Paso to Beaumont and beyond.  Prepare for February to be one of the worst you’ve experienced here in Texas.  As January progresses, the signs will be the average temperatures in January steadily going down.  Then from Feb 1-5, the warnings will come from the meteorologists.   Houston will be greatly affected, as will all other areas of Texas including the Rio Grande Valley and it’s agricultural economy.  Only with preparation, will someone in Texas be able to say, “It wasn’t that bad…. for me.”

“Will there be a crash in the 2014-2015 time period?”  Lisa, July 15

I’m not seeing what I would consider a “crash”.  Define what you consider a “crash”, and I’ll add what I see.  Meanwhile, the food prices for summer of 2014 being most affected, and therefore going up.  (Again, growing one’s own garden is always an act of wisdom.)

“How will the 2013-2014 winter of MA be? I live on Cape Cod.” Mark, July 18

I could say that Cape Cod will be facing colder weather, but you wouldn’t notice it once it happens.   While Cape Cod does usually experience some nice days even during the winter, this next winter will only be fewer nice days.   MA has handled cold winters and will do this one, too.  The colder, northern states are built for cold weather and will take it all in stride.  What’s the difference if you have a February of 2 weeks of Zero weather vs. 3 weeks of Zero weather, or 3 weeks of temps in the teens and 20’s vs 4 weeks of temps in the teens and 20’s.  Very little difference for the northern states that have this as the norm.  The warnings are mostly meant for those who don’t know how to live with cold for long durations – like the south.  The north will say, “Yawn, we live that way all the time.”

“I plan to get married on July 19th, an outside wedding, hoping for some awesome sunny weather what to you foresee?” Stacy, August 2

Congratulations and may God bless you both with happiness and long life together.  I could tease you by saying, if you have your ceremony in the Arctic, it will be cold, and in Death Valley, it will be hot, and in Seattle, it will rain that day. . . but, I won’t do that.

By the time the summer of 2014 gets here, I see the forces affecting weather in so many regions to be back to a type of balance.  So, wherever you decide to have your outdoor wedding, you can plan for that area’s general weather to be back in place.

But, only because the pendulum is then in the process of swinging back the other direction, if you know what I mean.

However, Europe by the time July, 2014 arrives will have some extreme temperatures – mostly hot.  They’ll be suffering record breaking spells going up and down, both.  Asia, on the whole will be averaging out, as it is generally,  Australia will be having their winter in July, and will have slightly higher temperatures giving them a milder winter.  South America will experience their average weather.  And the Antarctic will be melting even more.

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“To say that some activity is a spiritual activity only means that we practice our spiritual principles and beliefs while doing it. —–   To say that some activity is not a spiritual activity only means that we did not practice our spiritual principles and beliefs while doing it.” (©, 2013, The Rainbow Cards.)

Winter 2014 Predictions: #5

I’ve gotten a lot of followup questions for different parts of the country and outside the US, so I’ll answer these in this separate blog instead of the comments section.

“Jodie, What do you see for southeast lower Michigan for Winter 2014?” M.

“Hi Jodie, I am from the UK.  Can you predict weather for May, 2014 in UK?  London maybe?” L.

“What type of winter weather (2013-2014) for Nebraska?” G.

“I was wondering how this was going to affect crops and the economy. I believe that there will be an economic crash in the not too distant future – perhaps happening in 2014/2015. What are your thoughts?” L.

First, the specifics:

SE. lower Michigan – With most of the worst part of the winter storms happening across the midwest, southwest and western US, the effects of these colder patterns, will stretch out to the Eastern parts of the US.  This doesn’t mean that the Eastern areas of the US will be affected in the same ways, but rather, the Eastern areas will not go unscathed.  Lower temperatures will hit all the way across the US.

However, the major areas are central, western and southwestern US.   The arctic fronts that cause these storms and temperature drops will reach this far, and these areas, because they’re not used to this kind of weather, and in many ways not prepared for it, will be affected most strongly.

Michigan, on the whole, will be colder than average during the times I’ve been pointing to, but is set to handle the cold better, because it always gets cold weather.  So, Michigan and this region will face cold weather harsher than normal, but not to the extreme that I’ve mentioned.    So, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and the areas, prepare for a somewhat longer winter, and a somewhat colder one.  With extra heating fuel, and other “longer winter” preparations, you should be able to “weather” it well enough.

Nebraska:  Nebraska is going to be in the middle of some of the harshest winter weather that we see.  Prepare for long-durations of winter storms.  This will absolutely affect agriculture as well as transportation.  I keep looking at what I see to check if I’m accurate and every time I look, I see the same thing – harsh winter storms of long durations.

Prepare for them, and by all means, check other sources.

I see wind, snow, blizzards, people being socked in, transportation stopping,  potential disaster declarations.

I see December being close to normal, but the temperatures through the month of January will go down gradually (slightly warming at the beginning of January, but going down from then on) and in February, the harshness will be here and here to stay.  Expect February’s harsh and  potentially deadly weather to stay the whole month with no letup until March begins, and then only gradually.

By mid-March, you’ll be out of the worst of it and start seeing some  small signs of Spring.

The UK. specifically, London:  London’s and the UK’s weather patterns are going to be different, of course.   December, 2013: I see nothing special happening – from my vantage point, it appears to be normal muggy, somewhat cold weather for London but not so much for the UK on the whole.  January, 2014:  this is when London and the UK as a whole will have basically the same weather.  In general, it appears to be more wet weather than cold, but with some sun.  For London, the month can still have more rain than the averages.  February is when I start seeing a lot of clouds and foggy, muggy, wet, gray weather through the UK as a whole, including London.  For the UK, wholly, this will be through the entire Spring of 2014.  London will have some spots of sun during March and April but not as much as normal.  In comparing this to other years, the UK and London will have more clouds and muggy gray wet weather than normal.   The UK and London will both come out of this weather pattern in June – for the most part.

This will affect the emotional and mental states of people.  Especially during April and May, when people expect more sunshine, but it doesn’t happen.   This can be helped by prayer to help balance the weather patterns.

I don’t see much transportation problems during this time, but this will affect widespread moods.  There are potentials for flooding in some areas.

The economy related to the weather:  Absolutely, this will be devastating to the midwest and southwest – major agricultural centers.  This will cause prices for food to go up.  Even local growers – farmer’s markets will be affected.  But, I don’t see an economic collapse based on these events alone.  I’m seeing the economy struggling and taking a beating, as it has in the past, but not collapsing.  The best way to “weather” the storms is for each individual to prepare, and when the times arrive, help others during this time, as well.

We won’t be able to do well, if we think we are an island with no connection to others.

All weather around the globe is connected.  Everything impacts everything else.  I see Europe’s weather being wetter than average.  I see the Southern Hemisphere being wetter on the whole, also as you get closer to the equator, but droughts happening further from the equator.  Australia will be slightly cooler.  Specific areas will be different, but on the whole wetter and more clouds.

If I see any of this change, or if I can see more detailed information, I’ll add it to this site.

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“Christ is the teacher of all lessons of life, and is aware of all the parameters that we have set up, and in which our lessons come forth, hoping beyond hope that we will come to Him to get the answers.  Of course, the one answer He gives most often – Love – since real Love is the answer to so many problems.  It is Love that leads us to cooperation so that all can help each other make it through the life challenges and life burdens together.”  The Rainbow Cards, 2013

Predictions for the Winter of 2014: #4

With regards to the weather of next winter, I’m pretty much not seeing anything but what I’ve been telling you.  The signs along the way have been milder or colder spring for 2013, leading into a milder summer of 2013, leading into a colder autumn of 2013, leading into a cold December, a colder January, and then in February 2014 temperatures taking January’s temperatures and dropping another 20° F from there throughout the entire month of February.  I don’t see temperatures coming up to the usual temperatures (averages) until May of 2014, when it will get hot again.  March will still be a “colder than the averages” March affected by the cold February.  April will still have some residual low temperatures and then May.  I currently don’t see March and April of 2014 temperatures fluctuating up and down as much as this year’s March and April, but rather being a steady cooler than normal few months.

This is more the predictions for the states hit hardest, including Texas, during the winter of 2014.  The states in the southeast, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, will have  a milder spring compared to previous years, but nothing to write home about.

Keep your coats and jackets out until May of 2014.

In December of 2013, in your regions, keep your ears open for the meteorologists to start giving warning about what kind of winter we’re going to have.  That’s when they’ll have the weather models to back this up.  I’m mentioning it now, because I’m getting ready for it now.

Many people make predictions about coming events.  Many of these events never happen.  If I’m wrong, there is always a viable reason and that information is also available psychically.  I study this factor regularly to be able to be as accurate as possible.

Currently, in much of Texas, I see  2 1/2 to 3 weeks of continued frozen temperatures – not going above freezing during the day – in the single digits to 20’s.  Texas and states of the south aren’t designed for Minnesota weather and hence why it is so difficult.  All the homes, all the infrastructure is designed to handle heat, not cold.

The North and New England states will “weather” (pardon the pun) the winter better simply because they are “built” for this type of hard cold.  Their homes and infrastructures are built to help them endure the cold.

Expect airports to close and airline flights to be severely affected by the cold of the winter of 2014.

A national emergency will be declared in some areas.

People will remember this.

More on the Predictions for the Winter of 2014: #3 of ?

Excerpts from comments earlier:

All the factors are lining up for it being a seriously severe winter in 2014. Because the temperatures are mild / cold right now in much of the areas I’m mentioning, this means that the temperatures in the winter of 2014 will be colder. This is not a causal factor, but rather “signs along the road” factor. This means that winter coldness is not caused by spring and summer coldness but rather that the temperatures in the spring and summer of 2013 and the temperatures in the winter of 2014 are being affected by the same things.

The bottom line answer is ‘Yes’, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Nebraska, Colorado especially, – these states will be hit extremely hard during the winter of 2014… and over a longer duration.

This is what I see psychically.

Also more excerpts:

North Carolina will be hit especially hard during the winter of 2014. Right now, I’m seeing very hard storms – meaning high winds, extra-low temperatures, more snow than average, and it lasting for longer durations. I can see one very long period of three weeks where it seems like it will NEVER end. I encourage preparations to be made.

With regards to whether to prepare or not – don’t gamble based on whether you think I’m wrong or right. The issue isn’t whether I’m wrong or right – the issue is whether you’re prepared. It’s not a matter of “if” it happens – it’s a matter of “when” it’s going to happen. Psychically, I see it happening. I can be off some, but I have no qualms of putting that here if I am. Currently, I’m still psychically seeing what I’ve stated above. If it changes, I will put that here, also.

Finally, praying helps more than not praying.

Predictions for the Winter of 2014 (Part 2 of ?)

We’re barely into the winter of 2013, but I’m going to talk about 2014 some more.  This is an addendum to the 2014 winter conditions.

Folks, I’m still seeing serious conditions for the winter of 2014.  However, I do see some potential help in the form of weather conditions during the summer of 2013 helping to alleviate the drastic 2014 winter.

Weather patterns are such that each day or week or month or year of weather is a stair step from the previous day or week or month or year.  Each weather pattern impacts the next pattern, which then impacts the next and so forth and so on.

I am seeing that if we have a very hot summer of 2013, this will help alleviate the energy contributing to the patterns leading up to the winter of 2014.  I see a reciprocal effect.  If the heat temperatures are extreme during the summer of 2013, the winter temperatures will go up.  If the summer of 2013 temperatures are mild, the winter 2014 temperatures will be lower and the conditions harsher.

With this, in Colorado especially, I see blizzards and blizzards.  I see potentially 4-5 weeks of steady blizzard storms being so bad as to cause Colorado potentially to be declared a national disaster area.

This is not a normal winter of a blizzard going through for a few days and then the sun coming out.  This is an experience of virtually no one seeing the sun for 5 weeks or so with storm after storm after storm over and over creating the effect of seeing no end in sight for a long period of time.  I see winds and snow constantly and continuously requiring people to take emergency steps to get through this.

This is why I pray for healthier weather patterns – because I see people suffering and people dying through a winter like this.  This is why I pray and meditate now, so that weather patterns can be normalized by whatever way may be available for us to help.

This that I see in Colorado will be equaled in the New England states.

Those of you who like to ski and snowboard in Colorado, there will be times for you to enjoy it, but I see it being safer earlier in the season – before mid-December or way later in the season – March.  The second half of December will be storms with some lessening in the first half of January, but not much.  Then the 2nd half of January it will hit until March and as of today, I see it hitting hard.

Remember what I saw and wrote about the Gulf of Mexico hurricane season of 2006.  There were so many millions praying across the nation to help the people hit by Katrina that they brought forth the Christ Spirit to protect the Gulf from hurricanes during the 2006 and half of the 2007 hurricane seasons.  Prayers can help now.   Prayer can change the future.  I would rather prayers come to change this than someone say, “Hey, you were right about 2014.”

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“Which do you think will help more, praying or not praying?”  The Rainbow Cards (©, 2009,-2013 Jodie Senkyrik)

“Prayer can change things.  The more prayer, the more change.”  The Rainbow Cards (©, 2009,-2013 Jodie Senkyrik)

“If you’re having trouble praying, ask God to help you.”  The Rainbow Cards (©, 2009,-2013 Jodie Senkyrik)

Weather Prediction for 2013-2014 (Part 1 of many)

I see a building up of energy and forces that are going to effect the weather from summer 2013 to the end of the 2014 winter.  There is a “balancing act” going on.  Or to use a different metaphor for the forces that I see affecting the weather during that time – a “seesaw effect” is in place.

There are strong forces that can potentially bring either an extreme summer in 2013 (seesaw imbalanced one way) or an extreme winter in 2014 (the seesaw imbalanced the other way.)

The forces guiding the weather are trying to balance each other.  If the summer of 2013 is an extreme summer, the winter of 2014 will be milder.  If the summer of 2013 is mild and somewhat similar to the summer of 2012, there will be an extreme winter following it. The energy that is bringing these two possibilities is going to either effect the 2013 summer or the 2014 winter.

There is a slight possibility that there will be an equal balance between the two, but the possibility is very slight.

Why is this variation possible?  Because the weather is caused by human consciousness.  Period.  I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.  Weather is caused by human consciousness.  In so many ways.  On so many dimensions.

Still, my earliest of predictions is that the winter of 2014 will be one of the hardest on record.  In the amount of time from now back to the winter of 2011, (which was one of the worse we’ve seen) is the same amount of time to the 2014 bad winter.  As of right now, if all things continue in this way, the 2014 winter will be even colder and longer than the winter of 2011.  It will be cold to the extreme.

What I see psychically is that the forces are trying to balance.  How they manifest will be determined via human consciousness.  All the time, more and more people are recognizing that human consciousness has an effect on the weather – in many ways, on many levels, in many dimensions.

Draught in Texas 2011 to 2013

I’m currently seeing and have been seeing that the drought In Texas which started in 2011 will continue on for another 2 years.  This will go into the end of summer, 2013.  However, the “good” news is that the level of drought will be only half of what it was during the summer of 2011.

What I see is not the complete lack of rain, but rather that the rain will be light and not enough to replenish what the needs will be.  While we will have sprinkles during some of this time, it will be below the normal level and we will officially continue to be under drought conditions.

Here in Texas, we had one strong rain in Oct, 2011.  I’m seeing only sprinkling from then on until possibly in March, 2012.  But, very little again repeating the 2011 Spring and Summer, with some sprinkling during that time, but not enough to be normal.

Another weather report

In response to another question about the Texas weather in Central and East Texas:

The temperatures in August in Central and East Texas will be like July, and continue into the 1st week of September.  But, slowly, the 2nd week of Sept., we’ll see temperatures start inching downward.  Around the 10th to the 15th of September, we’ll see real temperature change and from the 15th, we’ll have steady temperature drop with more clouds than we’ve seen this summer.  The temps will continue to become cooler as more clouds build up going through to the end of September into October.

We’ll have small amounts of sprinkling in September in some few spots in Texas, but going into October, we’ll have a gradual increase in raining.  October will actually have rain.  Those of you with rain collection systems, be ready starting in the 2nd half of September for a little, then for a lot from the October rains.

The rains will continue into November – around the 7th when I see what I think is a cold spell coming in around the 8th.  Nov. will be less rain than October with temperatures continuing to slowly creep southward on into December.  I see a milder cold December.  I think December’s rain will be spotty.

January and February will drop into the 20’s in Central Texas and into the upper teens in East Texas.  In East Texas, it can be considered a normal winter.  But, during this time, be ready for communication technology problems.  This goes for landlines and satelites both.  Consider having a backup where if one of your ways of staying connected is lost, another one can be relied on.  Satellites will have problems during this time period.