Archive | July 23, 2016
MEGA DIP SPIKES ON THE WEAK MAGNETOSPHERE @ APPROX 22:15, 22:30, 22:45 HRS UTC
**VERY URGENT**
MEGA DIP SPIKES ON THE WEAK MAGNETOSPHERE @ APPROX 22:15, 22:30, 22:45 HRS UTC. FURTHER EARTHQUAKES, VOLCANO ACTIVITY & ADVERSE WEATHER PATTERNS WILL BE GREATLY INFLUENCED BY THE COSMIC RAYS STRIKING THE EARTH’S CORE
***BE ALERT***
Record Snowfall For July In Parts Of Canada
It might not quite feel like a Northern Christmas in July, but some people in parts of the N.W.T. certainly aren’t welcoming the winter-like weather that’s hit their communities.
This week, snow has been falling in at least three N.W.T. communities — Sachs Harbour, Inuvik and Paulatuk.
CBC Meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler says about five centimetres fell in Sachs Harbour between Tuesday and Wednesday, breaking a new record for July 20. The last record was hit in 1966 with just 3.3 centimetres of snow.
Brauweiler says conditions could continue into Thursday, with another two to three centimetres falling in Sachs Harbour.
She says it’s all thanks to a low-pressure system that formed over the Beaufort Sea and is slowly moving east, including over Sachs Harbour.
“The combination of cold temperatures in the upper levels along with surface temperatures hovering near or just below zero means all that precipitation is falling as snow for Sachs Harbour,” Brauweiler said.
Northerns have certainly endured worse weather, but can they tolerate it in July?
Wet, slushy snow also fell in Inuvik and Paulatuk Wednesday, but didn’t seem to stick.
Maya March in Paulatuk wasn’t too happy about the snow that fell on the community earlier Wednesday.
Brauweiler says any community up along the Arctic coast could see some snow. And they may have to endure it for a little longer: she says low temperatures could mean a bit more snow for those communities too.
Courtesy of cbc.ca
Heavy snowfall and very cold on arrival in South Africa!
The American GFS computer center provides for the arrival of a cold snap in South Africa, accompanied by heavy snowfall particularly in Lesotho, where the main resorts at elevations around 3000 meters above sea level.
In particular, according to predictions by Africaski (Mountain Resort Lesotho), it is expected the arrival of temperatures around the-7-8° C below zero at an altitude of 3000 metres, with freezing down to 2100 metres altitude starting next July 24, more than a meter of fresh snow, and white coat up to 1700-1800 meters high.
It is a heavy wave of bad weather and cold, that will bring temperatures in the soil, on South Africa, up to values of 10-14° C below normal, which resulted in one of the most intense winter waves of recent years.
Courtesy of freddofili.it
Severe Snow Storm Cuts Off Homes In Gan Gan and Gastre, Argentina
Three trucks of Civil Defense and CORFO yesterday tried to reach the homes of the affected families to deliver food, water, mattresses and blankets. Meanwhile today, progress in road work by opening roads, hoping to stop snow and increase the heat to prevent melting.
More than one week ago in the area of the plateau of Chubut began to snow. First it was gradually and slowly. However, in the last days the intensity increased, leaving isolated to those settlers rural that had that be assisted.
Yesterday by fortune already not snowed. Even so, in Gan Gan and Gastre situation was complex and residents of the rural area expected the snow to give a truce, knowing also that it is part of the climatic conditions which has the area each year.
While yesterday afternoon received the PAMI workers even distributed firewood in the village, Natividad Gonzalez looked to his grandson back field where he had gone to look for your vehicle. “We also we had been in the mine field, but it was a boy and brought us. Now they went to search the car that was there when we could not go out”, told the woman having the field 8 leagues from the village.
Explained the woman, only the 4 x 4 trucks could enter the sector. Meanwhile, Vialidad Provincial works with machines trying to of opening those roads.
Nativity is mainly concerned about snow, because intensity affects animals. “The chivas snow makes them like balls and if you fly animals plug them; then are concerned, but what you going to do? “, regretted.”
THE WAY OF THE FOODSTUFFS
Ricardo Sepúlveda, community leader of Gan Gan, expressed concern this morning by this situation. “We had a surprise snowfall because so far it had snowed very little and it has rained a lot.
It is complicated in the fields, in the surrounding area and in the part of the sierra. In the part of the fields there are an average of 200 people and surely everyone is isolated, but machines are already working and we are on alert, “said.
As said Sepulveda, Sierra snow exceeds 80 centimeters and in some cases reaches the metro, although he knows that in Gastre panorama is even more complex and in some sectors, according to testimony from the people themselves, it surpassed the 2 meters.
So said it Marcos Arévalo, one of the employees of PAMI yesterday still distributed in urban areas the 3,000 kilos of firewood which corresponds “to spend the winter”, and Iván Yuziuk, owner of Chubut Civil Defense ratified it. “In some sectors they fell up to two meters. Some sectors have had to get walking or on horseback. “Now are coming out with three vans with the people of CORFO and of the Ministry of family carrying food, water, mattresses and blankets, and already are coordinating with machines to open some roads”, described.
Despite efforts, the official acknowledged that panorama “is complicated, especially by frost. We hoped that with the temperature increase you thaw a little, but low temperatures at night do to not reach so that it melts. “This me worries in it personal, but by the time not there are no poblador in risk”, explained Yuziuk, confirming that today will continue to them works in all the area, while waiting that cessation all the fall of snow.
Courtesy of elpatagonico.com
MAGNITUDE 5.2 SOUTH OF FIJI ISLANDS
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=519776
Subject To Change
Depth: 498 km
Distances: 549 km SW of Nuku‘alofa, Tonga / pop: 22,400 / local time: 01:38:46.3 2016-07-24
697 km S of Suva, Fiji / pop: 77,366 / local time: 00:38:46.3 2016-07-24
1397 km SW of Apia, Samoa / pop: 40,407 / local time: 01:38:46.3 2016-07-24
MAGNITUDE 5.5 ALASKA PENINSULA
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=519769
Subject To Change
Depth: 206 km
Distances: 2402 km NW of Vancouver, Canada / pop: 1,837,969 / local time: 02:59:02.5 2016-07-23
267 km NW of Kodiak, United States / pop: 6,130 / local time: 01:59:02.5 2016-07-23
113 km E of Dillingham, United States / pop: 2,329 / local time: 01:59:02.5 2016-07-23
MAGNITUDE 5.4 OFF COAST OF GUERRERO, MEXICO
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=519764
Subject To Change
Depth: 40 km
Distances: 651 km S of Guadalajara, Mexico / pop: 1,640,589 / local time: 03:52:00.8 2016-07-23
492 km S of Colima, Mexico / pop: 127,235 / local time: 03:52:00.8 2016-07-23
384 km SW of Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexico / pop: 84,001 / local time: 03:52:00.8 2016-07-23
MAGNITUDE 5.4 SOUTHWEST OF SUMATRA, INDONESIA
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=519754
Subject To Change
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 577 km SW of Palembang, Indonesia / pop: 1,441,500 / local time: 14:41:44.9 2016-07-23
344 km S of Bengkulu, Indonesia / pop: 309,712 / local time: 14:41:44.9 2016-07-23
MAGNITUDE 4.3 ISLAND OF HAWAII, HAWAII
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Subject To Change
Depth: 12 km
Distances: 3787 km NE of Majuro, Marshall Islands / pop: 25,400 / local time: 19:16:05.2 2016-07-23
279 km SE of Honolulu, United States / pop: 371,657 / local time: 21:16:05.2 2016-07-22
94 km W of Hilo, United States / pop: 43,263 / local time: 21:16:05.2 2016-07-22
3 km SW of Honalo, United States / pop: 2,423 / local time: 21:16:05.2 2016-07-22
MAGNITUDE 4.1 NEPAL INDIA BORDER REGION
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=519746
Subject To Change
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 68 km NW of Kathmandu, Nepal / pop: 1,442,271 / local time: 11:59:30.0 2016-07-23
44 km NE of Bharatpur, Nepal / pop: 107,157 / local time: 11:59:30.0 2016-07-23
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