In almost every case of a series of largish quakes in any 24 hour,
there appears a pattern of not much happening the day befo

28th
5.5 M. PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
5.1 M. TONGA
5.4 M. S SANDWICH ISLANDS
5.4 M. HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
5.2 M. FIJI REGION

27th
5.1 M. BOUGAINVILLE, PNG
6.6 M. SW SIBERIA, RUSSIA
5.2 M. BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN
5.4 M. IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN

This Mag 6 was preceded by
26th
5.1 M. MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
5.6 M. VANUATU
6.0 M. TONGA

....not very much of note he
25th
5.0 M. NE OF HONSHU, JAPAN

...or he
24th
5.3 M. NEW IRELAND , PNG

These three Kiwis were preceded by
23rd
5.9 M. SOUTH OF AFRICA
5.0 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.0 M. PAKISTAN
5.5 M. S KERMADEC Is
5.3 M. MINDORO, PHILIPPINES
5.9 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.3 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.8 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z

....not quite (but almost) a flatline:
22nd
5.0 M. NIAS REGION, INDONESIA
5.0 M. OFF AISEN, CHILE
5.0 M. S JAVA, INDONESIA

The New Zealand quakes broke the spell.
I'm not saying that they usually do that but a sequence of three
uniterupted as those tends to occur with the end of a tropical
depression.

I wonder if there is a relationship between the category of storm and
the magnitude of the quake.

Met angle?

A series of long occluded fronts on the North Atlantic chart tends to
give way to the not very much happening seismologically stuff followed
by the serious quakes within a day or so.

Consider today's MetO SSP for instance:
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html

There isn't much on it that looks tremorous. But by noon today
(Thursday 29th Dec 2011 GMT) quite a large frequency wave is going to
hit Norway. The chart for T+24 is then full of Occluded fronts.

Noon tomorrow the Low coming off the North American coast splits into
2 (forecasting another tropical depression or an increase in the
category(s) of whatever is already blowing in the wind.)

By the ends of the spell (1 Jan 2012) there is a build up of strain in
the oh so semi-fluid athenahnoreallysphere.

T+60 is interesting from the point of view of tropical cyclones. The
new spell is almost identical to the present so it could all start all
over. (You can tell the degree of uncertainty by the dotted lines. Any
Blue Peter fans will know what that means.)

On Dec 29, 4:20*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
In almost every case of a series of largish quakes in any 24 hour,
there appears a pattern of not much happening the day befo

28th
5.5 * * *M. * * *PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
5.1 * * *M. * * *TONGA
5.4 * * *M. * * *S SANDWICH ISLANDS
5.4 * * *M. * * *HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
5.2 * * *M. * * *FIJI REGION

27th
*5.1 * * M. * * *BOUGAINVILLE, PNG
*6.6 * * M. * * *SW SIBERIA, RUSSIA
*5.2 * * M. * * *BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN
*5.4 * * M. * * *IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN

This Mag 6 was preceded by
26th
*5.1 * * M. * * *MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
*5.6 * * M. * * *VANUATU
*6.0 * * M. * * *TONGA

...not very much of note he
25th
*5.0 * * M. * * *NE OF HONSHU, JAPAN

..or he
24th
*5.3 * * M. * * *NEW IRELAND , PNG

These three Kiwis were preceded by
23rd
*5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH OF AFRICA
*5.0 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.0 * * M. * * *PAKISTAN
*5.5 * * M. * * *S KERMADEC Is
*5.3 * * M. * * *MINDORO, PHILIPPINES
*5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.3 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.8 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z

...not quite (but almost) a flatline:
22nd
*5.0 * * M. * * *NIAS REGION, INDONESIA
*5.0 * * M. * * *OFF AISEN, CHILE
*5.0 * * M. * * *S JAVA, INDONESIA

The New Zealand quakes broke the spell.
I'm not saying that they usually do that but a sequence of three
uniterupted as those tends to occur with the end of a tropical
depression.

I wonder if there is a relationship between the category of storm and
the magnitude of the quake.

Met angle?

A series of long occluded fronts on the North Atlantic chart tends to
give way to the not very much happening seismologically stuff followed
by *the serious quakes within a day or so.

Consider today's MetO SSP for instance:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html

There isn't much on it that looks tremorous. But by noon today
(Thursday 29th Dec 2011 GMT) quite a large frequency wave is going to
hit Norway. The chart for T+24 is then full of Occluded fronts.

Noon tomorrow the Low coming off the North American coast splits into
2 (forecasting another tropical depression or an increase in the
category(s) of whatever is already blowing in the wind.)

By the ends of the spell (1 Jan 2012) there is a build up of strain in
the oh so semi-fluid athenahnoreallysphere.

T+60 is interesting from the point of view of tropical cyclones. The
new spell is almost identical to the present so it could all start all
over. (You can tell the degree of uncertainty by the dotted lines. Any
Blue Peter fans will know what that means.)

we need to have a 7.5 somewhere in california to bring in the new
year.

WOMP HALIBOT ENESSA QUA ONNICA WOMP
TOM

On 01/01/2012 05:07, Saint Isidore - Patron Saint of the Internet wrote:
On Dec 29, 4:20 am, wrote:
In almost every case of a series of largish quakes in any 24 hour,
there appears a pattern of not much happening the day befo

28th
5.5 M. PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
5.1 M. TONGA
5.4 M. S SANDWICH ISLANDS
5.4 M. HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
5.2 M. FIJI REGION

27th
5.1 M. BOUGAINVILLE, PNG
6.6 M. SW SIBERIA, RUSSIA
5.2 M. BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN
5.4 M. IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN

This Mag 6 was preceded by
26th
5.1 M. MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
5.6 M. VANUATU
6.0 M. TONGA

...not very much of note he
25th
5.0 M. NE OF HONSHU, JAPAN

..or he
24th
5.3 M. NEW IRELAND , PNG

These three Kiwis were preceded by
23rd
5.9 M. SOUTH OF AFRICA
5.0 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.0 M. PAKISTAN
5.5 M. S KERMADEC Is
5.3 M. MINDORO, PHILIPPINES
5.9 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.3 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
5.8 M. SOUTH ISLAND, N Z

...not quite (but almost) a flatline:
22nd
5.0 M. NIAS REGION, INDONESIA
5.0 M. OFF AISEN, CHILE
5.0 M. S JAVA, INDONESIA

The New Zealand quakes broke the spell.
I'm not saying that they usually do that but a sequence of three
uniterupted as those tends to occur with the end of a tropical
depression.

I wonder if there is a relationship between the category of storm and
the magnitude of the quake.

Met angle?

A series of long occluded fronts on the North Atlantic chart tends to
give way to the not very much happening seismologically stuff followed
by the serious quakes within a day or so.

Consider today's MetO SSP for instance:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html
There isn't much on it that looks tremorous. But by noon today
(Thursday 29th Dec 2011 GMT) quite a large frequency wave is going to
hit Norway. The chart for T+24 is then full of Occluded fronts.

Noon tomorrow the Low coming off the North American coast splits into
2 (forecasting another tropical depression or an increase in the
category(s) of whatever is already blowing in the wind.)

By the ends of the spell (1 Jan 2012) there is a build up of strain in
the oh so semi-fluid athenahnoreallysphere.

T+60 is interesting from the point of view of tropical cyclones. The
new spell is almost identical to the present so it could all start all
over. (You can tell the degree of uncertainty by the dotted lines. Any
Blue Peter fans will know what that means.)
we need to have a 7.5 somewhere in california to bring in the new
year.

WOMP HALIBOT ENESSA QUA ONNICA WOMP
TOM

Is "St Isidore" another identity for "Weatherlawyer" so it doesn't look
as if he is replying to his own posts all the time?

--
- Yokel -

Yokel posts via a spam-trap account which is not read.

On Jan 1, 8:13*am, Yokel wrote:
On 01/01/2012 05:07, Saint Isidore - Patron Saint of the Internet wrote:





On Dec 29, 4:20 am, *wrote:
In almost every case of a series of largish quakes in any 24 hour,
there appears a pattern of not much happening the day befo

28th
5.5 * * *M. * * *PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
5.1 * * *M. * * *TONGA
5.4 * * *M. * * *S SANDWICH ISLANDS
5.4 * * *M. * * *HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
5.2 * * *M. * * *FIJI REGION

27th
* 5.1 * * M. * * *BOUGAINVILLE, PNG
* 6.6 * * M. * * *SW SIBERIA, RUSSIA
* 5.2 * * M. * * *BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN
* 5.4 * * M. * * *IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN

This Mag 6 was preceded by
26th
* 5.1 * * M. * * *MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
* 5.6 * * M. * * *VANUATU
* 6.0 * * M. * * *TONGA

...not very much of note he
25th
* 5.0 * * M. * * *NE OF HONSHU, JAPAN

..or he
24th
* 5.3 * * M. * * *NEW IRELAND , PNG

These three Kiwis were preceded by
23rd
* 5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH OF AFRICA
* 5.0 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
* 5.0 * * M. * * *PAKISTAN
* 5.5 * * M. * * *S KERMADEC Is
* 5.3 * * M. * * *MINDORO, PHILIPPINES
* 5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
* 5.3 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
* 5.8 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z

...not quite (but almost) a flatline:
22nd
* 5.0 * * M. * * *NIAS REGION, INDONESIA
* 5.0 * * M. * * *OFF AISEN, CHILE
* 5.0 * * M. * * *S JAVA, INDONESIA

The New Zealand quakes broke the spell.
I'm not saying that they usually do that but a sequence of three
uniterupted as those tends to occur with the end of a tropical
depression.

I wonder if there is a relationship between the category of storm and
the magnitude of the quake.

Met angle?

A series of long occluded fronts on the North Atlantic chart tends to
give way to the not very much happening seismologically stuff followed
by *the serious quakes within a day or so.

Consider today's MetO SSP for instance:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html
There isn't much on it that looks tremorous. But by noon today
(Thursday 29th Dec 2011 GMT) quite a large frequency wave is going to
hit Norway. The chart for T+24 is then full of Occluded fronts.

Noon tomorrow the Low coming off the North American coast splits into
2 (forecasting another tropical depression or an increase in the
category(s) of whatever is already blowing in the wind.)

By the ends of the spell (1 Jan 2012) there is a build up of strain in
the oh so semi-fluid athenahnoreallysphere.

T+60 is interesting from the point of view of tropical cyclones. The
new spell is almost identical to the present so it could all start all
over. (You can tell the degree of uncertainty by the dotted lines. Any
Blue Peter fans will know what that means.)
we need to have a 7.5 somewhere in california to bring in the new
year.

WOMP HALIBOT ENESSA QUA ONNICA WOMP
TOM

Is "St Isidore" another identity for "Weatherlawyer" so it doesn't look
as if he is replying to his own posts all the time?

--
- Yokel -

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given a Siberia/Alaska connection, played out

the isthmus quakes would lead to a transverse event

but in Ohio

a logical incomplete visual analysis

Yokel wrote in news:e-CdnWOT5e-
:

Is "St Isidore" another identity for "Weatherlawyer" so it doesn't look
as if he is replying to his own posts all the time?

Nawww... "St Isadore" is a 'unique' persona from sci.geo.earthquakes.

The problem is that the bloke keeps cross posting between these two
groups, with stuff that is relevant to either group only in his own
mind, such that it is.

Brian
--
http://www.skywise711.com - Lasers, Seismology, Astronomy, Skepticism
Sed quis custodiet ipsos Custodes?

On Jan 1, 3:13*pm, Yokel wrote:

Is "St Isidore" another identity for "Weatherlawyer" so it doesn't look
as if he is replying to his own posts all the time?

Is yokel such a plonker that he doesn't know Weatherlawyer is usually
the only one who replies to his own posts all the time?

On Dec 29 2011, 12:20*pm, Weatherlawyer
wrote:
In almost every case of a series of largish quakes in any 24 hour,
there appears a pattern of not much happening the day befo

28th
5.5 * * *M. * * *PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE
5.1 * * *M. * * *TONGA
5.4 * * *M. * * *S SANDWICH ISLANDS
5.4 * * *M. * * *HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
5.2 * * *M. * * *FIJI REGION

27th
*5.1 * * M. * * *BOUGAINVILLE, PNG
*6.6 * * M. * * *SW SIBERIA, RUSSIA
*5.2 * * M. * * *BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN
*5.4 * * M. * * *IZU ISLANDS, JAPAN

This Mag 6 was preceded by
26th
*5.1 * * M. * * *MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
*5.6 * * M. * * *VANUATU
*6.0 * * M. * * *TONGA

...not very much of note he
25th
*5.0 * * M. * * *NE OF HONSHU, JAPAN

..or he
24th
*5.3 * * M. * * *NEW IRELAND , PNG

These three Kiwis were preceded by
23rd
*5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH OF AFRICA
*5.0 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.0 * * M. * * *PAKISTAN
*5.5 * * M. * * *S KERMADEC Is
*5.3 * * M. * * *MINDORO, PHILIPPINES
*5.9 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.3 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z
*5.8 * * M. * * *SOUTH ISLAND, N Z

...not quite (but almost) a flatline:
22nd
*5.0 * * M. * * *NIAS REGION, INDONESIA
*5.0 * * M. * * *OFF AISEN, CHILE
*5.0 * * M. * * *S JAVA, INDONESIA

The New Zealand quakes broke the spell.
I'm not saying that they usually do that but a sequence of three
uniterupted as those tends to occur with the end of a tropical
depression.

I wonder if there is a relationship between the category of storm and
the magnitude of the quake.

Met angle?

A series of long occluded fronts on the North Atlantic chart tends to
give way to the not very much happening seismologically stuff followed
by *the serious quakes within a day or so.

Consider today's MetO SSP for instance:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html

There isn't much on it that looks tremorous. But by noon today
(Thursday 29th Dec 2011 GMT) quite a large frequency wave is going to
hit Norway. The chart for T+24 is then full of Occluded fronts.

Noon tomorrow the Low coming off the North American coast splits into
2 (forecasting another tropical depression or an increase in the
category(s) of whatever is already blowing in the wind.)

By the ends of the spell (1 Jan 2012) there is a build up of strain in
the oh so semi-fluid athenahnoreallysphere.

T+60 is interesting from the point of view of tropical cyclones. The
new spell is almost identical to the present so it could all start all
over. (You can tell the degree of uncertainty by the dotted lines. Any
Blue Peter fans will know what that means.)

A 6.8 just S of Japan broke the last spell -the next one of which will
be similar.

Oddly, in the prescience of flaterrrreally the great assume imminence.
The only bubbles to come out of **** on an hot day.

(Not at all like the stuff that doesn't come out of the aeseenosthere.)

On Jan 1, 6:16*pm, Skywise wrote:

Nawww... "St Isadore" is a 'unique' persona from sci.geo.earthquakes.

The problem is that the [other] bloke keeps cross posting between these two
groups, with stuff that is relevant to either group only

I've been lately thinking about my life's time
all the things I've done and how it's been,
and I can't help believin' in my own mind
I know I'm gonna hate to see it end.
I've seen a bit of sunshine stopped out in the rain
And always ended up all on my own
That's the way it is for a man that has no peers
In the best of company, alone.

Days they pass so quickly now, the nights are seldom long
And the weatherglass of time is in my bones.
The changes still excite me though, so I have to smile
I've things to tell the fools that won't be told.
Though my life's been good to me and still so much to do
The deeper things of god that are still unknown
The puzzles race to unity as things fall into place
As the charts respond to the planets and the moon.

I have to say it now it's been a good life all in all
It's been fine to have a chance to hang around.
Calling all the shots and watch the dozey clot
Stick his head back up his pipe, the bloody clown
And talk in poems and prayers and promises
of things that I believe in:
How sweet it is to be someone who only wants to share,
The Cat 2 that was yesterday and what about tomorrow?
And the North Atlantic Blocking Lows
And the harmonies in there?