On Jun 14, 12:15*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Jun 11, 8:48*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:
Oh man! bad cramps. Unusual ones too in the thorax and upper arms.
Must have only lasted 1/2 an hour but whoa there mamma... that was
nasty.
Someone copped for a burton.
I have no idea what that might have been linked to if anything.
Madagasacan storms if anything but I never went to a site to look.
Forgot.
I was reading about a boy Scouts camp destroyed with the loss of 4
lives in the USA.
This sequence fits in with the weather over there too:
5.2 M. *13th. 13:48. * *4.8 S. *128.1 E. * * * *Banda Sea.
5.3 M. *12th. 13:10. * *25.4 N. 141.4 E. * * * *Volcano Islands, Japan.
5.3 M. *2008/06/12 11:00. * * * 13.3 * *144.7 * Guam region.
5.0 M. *2008/06/12 10:58. * * * 12.8 * *145.0 * Guam region.
There was a nasty bout of weather in the USA:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/080612_rpts.html
And the gap between the quakes at the Volcano Islands and the Banda
Sea indicate more to come.
No Chinese quakes for this spell and yet plenty of weather trouble for
the region. The weather is pretty bad in \Japan too after the 6.8 M
the
Quake jolts northern Japan
(01:54) Report
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Jun. 14 - The powerful earthquake struck the north of Japan's main
island, killing at least three and triggering massive landslides in
the mountainous region.
The 7.2 magnitude quake struck at about 8:43 a.m. (11:43 p.m. GMT
Friday) and was centred 100 km (60 miles) north of Sendai in southern
Iwate prefecture in a rural area of northern Japan.
Dozens of strong aftershocks have been felt. And Japanese media report
at least four people buried alive at a hot spring resort that was hit
by a landslide triggered by the quake.
http://www.reuters.com/news/video?vi...hannel=topNews
Something a little more dire or catastrophic pictured he
KURIHARA, Japan (Reuters) - More than 1,000 rescue workers including
troops searched on Sunday for a dozen people missing after a powerful
earthquake rocked northern Japan, killing at least six and injuring
over 200.
The 7.2 magnitude quake struck on Saturday morning in the prefectures
of Miyagi and Iwate, a sparsely populated, scenic region around 300 km
(190 miles) north of Tokyo, where buildings also shook.
Mountains were carved away by the force of the quake, trees crashed
into newly slashed ravines, roads were cut off at cliffs and bridges
buckled and broke.
More than 260 aftershocks had jolted the area by Sunday morning, and
officials warned there could be strong quakes to come.
Efforts to find seven people believed trapped in a hot spring resort
swamped by a massive landslide resumed early on Sunday morning. Five
had been rescued on Saturday.
Rescue workers picked their way through debris while scores of others,
including soldiers, began carefully crossing a river of mud covered
with makeshift wooden boards to get to the two-story inn, whose first
floor had completely collapsed, footage from NHK public TV showed.
Rescuers struggled to work their way through narrow mountain paths to
reach devastated sites.
"In this case, it's a very mountainous area and if the roads are cut,
even if you call out the troops, you can't get in," said Masaaki
Sakakibara, a military official in charge of coordinating rescue
operations in Kurihara near the epicenter. Continued...
http://www.reuters.com/article/topNe...T1820520080615