Hawkesbury Floods (Eastern NSW, Australia) of Past 222 Years Show a Strong Gleissberg Cycle Plus a Falsifiable Hypothesis Predicting Flood-Prone 2030s, and Supporting a Space Weather Link with the 22yr Hale Cycle and with Holocene Millennial Cycles

Asten, Michael

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Abstract: Hawkesbury Floods (Eastern NSW, Australia) of Past 222 Years Show a Strong Gleissberg Cycle Plus a Falsifiable Hypothesis Predicting Flood-Prone 2030s, and Supporting a Space Weather Link with the 22yr Hale Cycle and with Holocene Millennial Cycles (AGU25)

Hawkesbury Floods (Eastern NSW, Australia) of Past 222 Years Show a Strong Gleissberg Cycle Plus a Falsifiable Hypothesis Predicting Flood-Prone 2030s, and Supporting a Space Weather Link with the 22yr Hale Cycle and with Holocene Millennial Cycles

Michael W Asten, Earth Insight, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia and Ken McCracken, Retired, Burradoo, Australia