Since our gravity is also one big mystery, to me at least; let me try and unravel what it is and how it may be connected to our own way of life. There are different elements known in the universe with different hardness in property.
These elements, when interacted with electricity, in any form it may be, may conduct electricity and some may not conduct electricity. For those that can conduct electricity also produces magnetism and the strength of the magnetic force is determined by the density of the conductible element. For example, stainless steel when connected to an electric current, will conduct electricity. Also, carbon steel when connected to an electric current will also produce electricity. Stainless steel and carbon steel have different hardness properties.

I have come to a conclusion that the "Snow Devils" I see once in a while during spring time might be connected to gravity and it's waves. Usually, the polynyas are situated on a water body that is busy with currents. And they appear in the same spot every year. So does the "Snow Devils" seems like.

I am also a traditional harvestor and observe my environment and my catches. What I am noticing is that "Snow Devils" seems like originate or "Passby" through the same route every year, in the same weather conditions.

Polynyas, are so dangerous that if a uninformed traveller unfortunately runs into these, his/her life is in grave danger of being plunged down to the sea.

Global warming is caused by weight redistribution of oil extraction by the oil companies operating up north in the Arctic Ocean I think. This oil, which is insulating us from the Extreme heat of the earths mantle, is being depleted by the companies, resulting in the warmer ambient atmospheric temperatures. The result is carbon dioxide, which is lighter than anything in a liquid state, oil, which is being released into the atmosphere, finding it's way into our lungs, farmlands, barrenlands, ocean, just basically everywhere.

Now combine this redistribution of weights with redistribution of wastes we put out from our house, trash cans, drainage systems, harvesting of fruits and vegetables, clearing of forests so we can develop to "Our Standards".