Melchizedek Prophecy - Weather Anomalies - Is this solar explosion another example hitting March 18?

We have tried to keep you informed of serious weather anomalies as predicted by Melchizedek.  As continuing record highs and lows continue in the USA along with strange storms on the east coast  could this be the latest example?

Many previous articles have focused on the potential impact of a properly aimed sunspot as it explodes on the Sun.  Other articles have discussed the spiritual concerns over the creation of the "Spider Web" of electromagnetic waves created by humans that are now blocking the essential naturally healing EM waves from the Sun.

Melchizedek has warned our proliferation of EM wave generating technologies, from smartphones to wifi to GPS, are preventing Earth from receiving the natural energy necessary to continue the healing and regeneration of the Earth.  If we cannot stop it the spirits will!

Upcoming Magnetic Storm Might Keep You Up At Night

NASA and Russian scientists warn the sun is reaching Solar Maximum.

Russian Story

Tony Sokol

Mar 11, 2018

Back up your data. Put a map in the glove department and, if you have vinyl and a turntable, or a transistor radio, you might want to break them out too. Oh and you might want to get some sleep. The Russian Academy of Sciences issued a report that an enormous geomagnetic storm will hit Earth on March 18.

The Russian scientists claim the coming storm may cause headaches and dizziness in people across the world. While there is no fear, at this time, that the disturbance will reach the capacity to affect power lines, it will disturb some people’s sleep.

Intense solar events send high levels of radiation, which interacts with our planet’s magnetosphere. “A geomagnetic storm is a major disturbance of Earth's magnetosphere that occurs when there is a very efficient exchange of energy from the solar wind into the space environment surrounding Earth,” according to the Space Weather Prediction Center’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “The largest storms that result from these conditions are associated with solar coronal mass ejections (CMEs) where a billion tons or so of plasma from the sun, with its embedded magnetic field, arrives at Earth.”

The Sun has been very active lately. This will be the third storm this year to reach Earth. The first took place on January 15th. On February 19, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory Satellite captured a solar flare releasing a coronal mass ejection big enough to interfere with radio communications, GPS signals, flight plans, national security and other electronics. The recent activity is the beginning of the upcoming solar maximum, which is due to peak in the next couple of years.

An unusually large CME happened on July 23, 2012, that had the capability of disrupting power grids. It missed the Earth by a margin of about nine days. The biggest solar storm on record was the Carrington Event, which hit Earth's magnetosphere on September 1–2, 1859. It occurred during a solar maximum about the same size as the one the earth is currently entering, according to NASA. The Carrington event damaged electric equipment like telegraph stations across the globe. Telegraph operators reported the storm caused sparks to shoot out of the equipment.  Northern lights could be seen as far south as Hawaii and Cuba and the northern United States. Southern lights were reported as far north as Chile.

The Laboratory of X-Ray Astronomy of the Sun is a subdivision of the Spectroscopy department in the Lebedev Institute of the Russian Academy of Science. Beginning in 1947, it caught the first X-ray image of the Sun in 1963. It is Russia’s leading design and construction center for space telescopes for solar research.