David Dilley, CEO Global Weather Cycles and Oscillations

Professor David Dilley

Senior Research Scientist

Global Weather Oscillations, Inc. (GWO)

Professor David Dilley is a Meteorologist - Climatologist -Paleo climatologist and a former NOAA National Weather Service Meteorologist. Professor Dilley is the Senior Research Scientist for Global Weather Oscillations (GWO), a company heavily involved in research and development of technology for prediction of natural climate cycles, hurricane landfall cycles and weather cycles.

Professor Dilley is a world leader in - ClimatePulse Technology Research and prediction - Climate Change Predictions and Hurricane Landfall Cycle Predictions. Professor Dilley issues United States hurricane predictions for 11 United States zones and 2 zones in the Lesser Antilles. The predictions are available several months prior to the beginning of the hurricane season, and the accuracy of the hurricane landfall hot spots is near 90%. Professor Dilley conducts hurricane outlook and tracking webinars during the hurricane season.

Mr. Dilley is a teacher of ClimatePulse climate cycles and carbon dioxide cycles, and conducts frequent climate talks either in person, via online meetings or videos. He publishes research findings and articles pertaining to Climate Change and Hurricane Season predictions on web sites world-wide A peer reviewed eBook written by Mr. Dilley (Earth's Natural Climate Pulse) and several videos are available free of charge in the Climate Section of the GWO web site www.GlobalWeatherOscillations.com.

The eBook and Power Point presentations contain peer reviewed research by Mr. Dilley and scientists throughout the world - information within the eBook is updated frequently as new research information becomes available - the updates are then published via recorded Podcast Interviews, in person and onsite speaker presentations and in the GWO Climate Section.

As senior research scientist and forecaster for Global Weather Oscillations (GWO), Professor Dilley has spent the past 50-years extensively researching cycles of the climate and weather cycles, and developed forecast prediction models based on selective subsets of the scientifically proven "Milankovitch Cycles" of the earth-moon-sun. The selective subsets of the Milankovitch Cycles portray strong gravitational forcing on earth, and have been found to exhibit cyclical gravitational forcing, which in turn correlates highly to cyclical changes in the earth’s oceans, atmosphere, weather and climate.

Research by Professor Dilley isolated very selective subset data of the electromagnetic interactive cycles of the earth-moon-sun gravitational cycles - and develop what is called “ ClimatePulse Technology. The technology developed by Professor Dilley is utilized by GWO for correlating ClimatePulse Cycles to historical weather/climate events. After correlations are performed, GWO utilizes the ClimatePulse Cycles for predictions of future weather and climate cycle events such as: hurricane landfall cycles and locations for landfalls, winter outlooks, climate change.

Mr. Dilley formed GWO in 1992 with the specific understanding that climate and weather events occur in cycles, and it is the Primary Forcing Mechanism (PFM) that controls the Earth’s Natural Climate Pulse, and most other climate cycles.

Mr. Dilley’s 50-years of research found the Natural ClimatePulse to be a naturally occurring powerful forcing mechanisms of the Earth-moon-sun gravitational cycles. Professor Dilley has noted that natural gravitational cycles have an extremely high correlation to historical events - and is the main controlling factor in the Earth's Climate Pulse and recurring cycles of global warming and cooling, hurricane landfalls locations and intensities, hurricane cycles, the El Niño and La Niña, and other climate cycles such as colder or milder winters and historical regional floods. It is the ClimatePulse cycles that controls and regulates the meandering positions of the Atlantic and Pacific High Pressure centers from one year to the next, and pulses within the oceans, the Arctic, atmosphere and earth's inner core.

Research

Mr. Dilley's research is the foundation for GWO's Natural Climate Pulse Technology (patent pending) - and is utilized in atmospheric and climate/weather prediction models created by Mr. Dilley and Global Weather Oscillations. The ClimatePulse Technology Models are utilized to predict specific climate/weather events in advance - such as high accurate regional hurricane landfalls for 13 United States and Lesser Antilles zones 8 months in advance, El Niño events, and a pilot program for regional earthquake predictions and regional flood-drought forecasts. The broader Climate Model is utilized as an accurate predictor for climate change - specifically the recurring 220 to 230 alternating Global warming and Global cooling cycles.

Correctly Predicted 1 to 3 Years in Advance

In 2022 Predicted both Florida hurricane lland falls 6 months in advance.

In 2021 Predicted all United States hurricane landfall locations 7-months in advance and all 16 hurricane landfall locations going back to 2016.

In 2020 Predicted location of all United States hurricane landfalls 7-months in advance

In 2019 Predicted 7-months in advance the hurricane landfall locations for the United States

In 2018 GWO's ClimatePulse Technology tracked historical hurricane cycles and predicted the exact landfall

location and strength of the major Hurricane Michael - 6 months in advance.

In 2018 Predicted the landfall location and strength of Hurricane Florence in the Carolina's - months in advance

in 2017 GWO and Mr. Dilley Predicted 8-months in advance the Great Florida Hurricane of 2017 (Irma) and the

ending of the 12-year Florida hurricane drought

In 2017 GWO and Mr. Dilley Predicted 8-months in advance that Texas would likely end their 9 year

hurricane drought - Hurricane Harvey made landfall

In 2016 GWO predicted the Coastal Hugging Hurricane Mathew a year in advance

Also

2008 Hurricane Ike
2009 El Nino - No Hurricane Strikes
2011 the Great Mississippi River Flood
2011 Hurricane Irene
2012 Hurricane Issac
2012 Hurricane Sandy
2013 Weak Hurricane Season - no United States landfalls
2013 Polar Vortex Outbreaks for the Eastern 3/4 of the United States
2014 Hurricane Arthur coastal hugger

"No" El Nino predicted for 2014

2014 Polar Vortex Outbreaks for the Eastern 3/4 ofd the United States
2014 Correct number of named Atlantic Basin storms, hurricanes, major hurricanes
2015 Polar Vortex Outbreaks for the Eastern 3/4 of the United States
2015 Correct number of named Atlantic Basin storms, hurricanes, major hurricanes
2016 Strong Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season
2016 United States Blizzards - winter of 2015-2016
2016 Correct number of named Atlantic Basin storms, hurricanes, major hurricanes
2017 Snowy United States winter
2017 Most Dangerous and Costly U.S. Hurricane Season Since 2005
2017 Most Dangerous and Costly U.S. Hurricane Season Since 2005 - and it occurred
2017 Irma the Great Florida Hurricane and the ending of the 12 year hurricane drought
2017 Ending of the 9-year Texas hurricane drought - Hurricane Harvey

At GWO, Mr. Dilley performs ongoing climate cycle research based on the Earth's Natural Climate Pulse as caused by the Primary Forcing Mechanisms (PFM) for climate cycles. Develops specific climate cycle models for generation of climate/weather predictions years into the future. These forecasts include but are not limited to regional hurricane and tropical storm force wind probabilities, El Niño forecasts, regional earthquake predictions for strong earthquakes, specific regional historical weather events, such as winter predictions from North America to Europe, recurring regional floods of historical nature, climate change research and predictions and outlooks.

EDUCATION

Extensive education, research and experience in Meteorology and weather prediction, Climatology and Paleo Climatology.

Astronomy and the interactions with the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, inner core - which all relate to cycles of climate,

weather, earthquakes and historical weather events.

B.S. in Meteorology, M.S. in Meteorology and Climatology, long-term research and development in numerous fields

equivalent to - or greater than most doctorates.

Thesis “Possible Causes for Climate Cycles ”Degrees in Meteorology - Climatology: Rutgers University:

Additional Courses and Training: Tropical Meteorology - Oceanography - Aviation Weather - Climate Cycles - Astronomy -

Severe Weather - 40 years of research - and much more...

Employment

NOAA National Weather Service 1968

USAF late 1968 - 1972 (Captain - Weather Officer)

Rejoined NOAA - National Weather Service in 1972 - Meteorologist in Charge, Lead Forecaster, Quality Control Officer

Current - CEO and Senior Research Scientist Global Weather Oscillations Inc. (GWO)

Prior to forming GWO in 1992, Mr. Dilley began his weather career as a Meteorologist with the National Weather Service (NOAA). He then served as a U.S. Air Force meteorologist, leaving the Air Force with the rank of Captain. Mr. Dilley then re-joined the National Weather Service (NWS) and during the next 16 years served in various positions in - research - senior forecaster - and supervisory positions.

Mr. Dilley formally began researching climate cycles while attending graduate school at Rutgers University in 1978, with his Thesis titled - “Possible Causes for Climate Cycles”. This formally began his career in Climate Research and Prediction Models, and by 1992 Mr. Dilley identified the Primary Forcing Mechanism (PFM) that controls the approximate 3.5-year temperature cycles of sea surface temperatures in the tropical South Pacific Ocean. It quickly became apparent that the PFM forcing mechanism showed a near 100 percent correlation to the formation of El Niño’s in the central South Pacific.

In 1992 Mr. Dilley formed Global Weather Oscillations, Inc. with the clear understanding that most weather and climate we

experience on earth are cyclical in nature, and driven by this “Natural PFM" cycles that control the Earth's "Natural Climate Pulse". Continuing research over the next decade uncovered very high correlations between the Natural Climate Pulse to regional snowfall trends, Climate Change Cycles. In 2005 to early 2006, the “regional hurricane landfall” model was developed, and in early 2008 the Climate Pulse Technology Model for Climate Change and the 220-year warming and cooling cycles was made public in his first eBook, and his second EBook (Earth's Natural Climate Pulse) in 2012.

MEMBERSHIPS

American Meteorological Society (AMS)
Rotary Club of America

Research Papers EBooks Authored

Frequent climate articles for world-wide web sites, and newspapers.
Author: eBook "Earth's Natural Climate Pulse" (2009 and 2012). Peer reviewed and now available "Free" on our web site

in the climate and speaker section

Author: eBook "Global Warming - Global Cooling, Natural Cause Found" 2008, (peer reviewed and assisted by

David Spiegler - peer reviewer for the American Meteorological Society - AMS)

Author: "Gravitationally Induced Precipitation Oscillations", Manuscript 1995, author David Dilley
Author: "On The Correlation of Lunar Syzygy Declinations and El Nino Events", Manuscript 2004, author David Dilley
Cutting edge research 1990 to present with the discovery of the Primary Forcing Mechanism (PFM) for climate cycles
Extensive research 1991 to present formulating El Nino forecasts in relation to the PFM cycles
Cutting edge hurricane landfall forecast model based on the PFM cycles and analog years (2006)
Cutting edge earthquake model in 2011
1991-present, Cutting edge Climate Change research

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES and Speaking Engagements

Hurricane Prediction and Tracking Webinars - frequent webinars during the season
World-wide web site articles, newspaper articles (now limited due to censoring)
Climate Change and Hurricane Season Predictions
Frequent Keynote Speaker at Hurricane Conferences and Hurricane Protection Conferences
Presentations on the "Earth's Natural Climate Pulse that causes an El Niño, hurricane tracks landfalls.
Speaking engagements around country on "Earth's Natural Climate Pulse" - Climate change - global warming cycles,

global cooling cycles.

Television Interview with 49-minute lecture. August 2015 (can be watched on this web site0
Numerous articles on the climate
Climate Change Speaking Engagements - frequent invites - Natural Climate Pulse
Former co-host of weekly radio show – “Politically Incorrect Weather Guys”.
Keynote Speaker at the annual meeting of Save Our Shores (twice)
Keynote Speaker for the annual convention of "the Society for Scientific Exploration" Boulder Colorado, June 2012.
Invited speaker for the National Weather Association's (NWA) National Conference 2002

“Primary Trigger Mechanism that causes El Niño’s and other climate changes”.

Invited speaker for the NWA National Conference Oct 2006, “the Primary Forcing Mechanism" that causes

regional historical floods, regional hurricane landfall cycles, the El Niño and other weather cycles”.

Additional speaking engagements - to numerus to post

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