The Shifted Hydrological Template Relative Atmospheric–Terrestrial Alignment, ENSO Route Transfer, and a Prospective Spherical Registration Protocol in TSTOEAO
The Shifted Hydrological Template Relative Atmospheric–Terrestrial Alignment, ENSO Route Transfer, and a Prospective Spherical Registration Protocol in TSTOEAO DOI: [To be assigned] John Swygert July 31, 2026 Abstract Global water conditions are commonly described through regional totals: rainfall above or below normal, rivers at high or low flow, reservoirs gaining or losing storage, and drought or flooding occurring within individual basins. These measurements are necessary, but they may conceal a more fundamental spatial relationship. The dominant atmospheric moisture-delivery architecture may shift, stretch, contract, intensify, slow, accelerate, or deform relative to the comparatively fixed geography of Earth’s surface. A modest displacement of a rain belt, storm track, monsoon boundary, atmospheric river corridor, or tropical convection center may remove dependable precipitation from one watershed while concentrating rainfall over another. The total atmospheric water supply need ...