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I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Ground Zero.

The numbers to call tonight

503 225. 860, that's 503 225 0860 that's 503 225 0860.

Well it's been a long weekend and many of you, me included, attempted, well I attempted. to look at the northern lights didn't see much we have a lot of

light pollution where we are and some of the areas where you know the light pollution

is less are crowded so we were going to see the

northern lights but we opted to stay home and see if we can see the backyard but

no it's a lot of light pollution but the phones are picking up if you take your phone and you

aim into the sky for some reason it really picks up the northern lights and I got to

thinking about the sun over the weekend because it got really hot here now it's cool again.

We got clouds moving in.

The weather has been phenomenally weird. Of course we know the tornadoes have been

Spahn. Tornadoes spawn has been everywhere a past few weeks and I've been talking

I talked about a cat, the idea that we're in the middle of some cycle of catastrophe.

And it's not meant to scare you, it's meant to prepare you. Okay, this is something that's natural.

This is something, I mean pretty much everything in nature moves in some sort of cycle, some form of cycle.

Whether it is the earth around the sun or the moon around the earth,

I mean these cycles have been known for ages to influence the ocean tides or

influence the growing seasons but what is less known is the fact that there are

cycles to solar eruptions. Giant electromagnetic storms often called sunspots.

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