Tampa - Ocala Florida
Past Performance
Prediction by GWO's ClimatePulse Technology
Electromagnetic Earthquake Tectonic Pulse Cycle #14
(prediction prepared in 2012)
On January 1, 2019
California enter a ClimatePulse Cycle that will cause increased earthquake
activity - as induced by a very specific Earth-Moon-Sun gravitational cycle
During 2019
Southern California - Will Have
80% risk for a strong to major (6.0 to 7.2)
80% risk it will be - Major to severe 6.5 to 8.0 magnitude
40% risk it will be - severe 7.5 or greater magnitude
Remainder of California - find out with our exlucsive prediction
David A. Dilley
President and Chief Research Scientist
Global Weather Oscillations, Inc.
Mr. Dilley is President and Founder of Global Weather Oscillations, Inc (GWO) .
He has 42 years of meteorological and climatological experience in:
· Preparing meteorological forecasts
· Development of cutting edge weather and climate cycle models for GWO
Hurricane track forecasting 4-years in advance (most accurate long-range forecasts available)
· Regional earthquake predictions
· El Niiño and La Niña forecasting
· Global cooling and warming cycles
· Climate cycle forecasting
Presentations and Speaker appearances "Natural Climate Change"
Researching natural forcing mechanisms that drive climate changes
Thomas P. McGuire, National Weather Service (Retired.), is a senior consultant to GWO and to DBS Weather Impact Corp., and was the National Weatther Service Area Manager for Southern New England. He has a B. A. Degree in Meteorology from New York University. Mr. McGuire is a member of the American Meteorology Society and a Charter member of the National Weather Association
David B. Spiegler is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM) and a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society (AMS) who has developed several analysis and prediction techniques that have been used, and are used, operationally under contract with U.S. Government agencies. He has a M.S. Degree in Meteorology from New York University.
Mr. Spiegler's website is found at www.dbsweatherimpact.com.
Additonal members to be posted soon