On Aug 24, 8:47*am, Stephen Davenport wrote:

In any case, Irene had formed before these earthquakes not at that
"precise moment".

What precise moment is that?

An earthquake, if it is in the same VEI family as a volcano is taking
place for the period of time that the weather interferes with the
aquifers that cause rupture or are ruptured.

That is about all anyone knows about earthquakes and there appears to
be only me knowing that, obvious though it seems.

How far was the storm in Brussels (at the "precise moment" it went
ashore from the epicentres of the US quakes?

What exactly causes storms anyway?
Contemporary science seems locked into the Richardson thing so badly
it has lost track of trying to understand first causes.

It would pay dividents in programming the weather computers if only
someone a little better at meteorology than I were capable at taking a
thorough look at things from the up ground and back arse wads.

Still, never mind, eh?
Mustn't grumble.