This is Western Pacific Ocean April 11, 2005 at 3:59 PM. There is a good deal of heat concentration in this area. The island nations here are suffering I am sure with turbulent weather. From a Global Warming perspective the event still isn't the magnitude of February 4th and the equator is still holding a good amount of the heat globally in a uniform manner which was abandoned on February 4th because of the intense velocity of the Antarctica vortex at that time. The low pressure at the equatorial areas readily moved into the vortex distributing the heavier colder air to the Australian continent and lower latitudes while the lighter hotter air settled over the Ice Continent. This is not as intense and a marginal victory so far but the solar radiation is moving north as well. Sometimes light/dark cycles affect this outcome a great deal as well. It's a better picture so far.