#EARTHQUAKE #YELLOWSTONE MAGNITUDE 2.5 #UTAH, #USA
Depth: 2 km
Distances: 892 km N of Phoenix, United States / pop: 1,446,000 / local time: 14:43:49.7 2019-10-25
88 km NW of Salt Lake City, United States / pop: 187,000 / local time: 15:43:49.7 2019-10-25
27 km W of Brigham City, United States / pop: 17,900 / local time: 15:43:49.7 2019-10-25
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Deadly Major #Flooding After 120mm of #Rain in 3 Hours in South #France
Floods in Hérault, France October 2019. Credit: Pompiers 34 Hérault
The government in France says three people have died in weather-related incidents over the last few days after severe storms and torrential rain hit southern parts of the country.
France’s Interior Ministry said in a statement of 24 October: “Over the past three days, particularly severe storms have hit the south of France, causing three deaths and serious damage to the region.”
Rescue workers have carried out 1,773 operations across southern France since Sunday. More than 2000 firefighters and civil security forces were mobilised to respond to the crisis situation that affected up to 8 departments.
The Ministry did not give details of the fatalities. Local media reported that one person died after being swept away by flood waters near Beziers in Hérault department, which was among the worst hit areas. Firefighters in Hérault said they rescued 1,000 people from floods on 23 October. As of 24 October, roads in the department remained blocked in at least 17 locations.
Meteo France said that 243mm of rain fell in a 24-hour period to 23 October at Béziers-Courtade. As much as 120 mm of rain fell in less than 3 hours. The River Orb which runs through the city rose to dangerous levels jumping from around 7 metres on 22 October to 11.28 metres late on 23 October, the third highest level on record.
In the neighbouring Bouches-du-Rhône department, firefighters carried out more than 200 weather-related interventions on 23 October. Flooding also affected parts of Var, Aude and Gard departments. As of 24 October authorities said the heavy rain was moving towards northern Corsica.
Courtesy of floodlist.com
#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 3.2 WESTERN #TEXAS, #USA
Depth: 5 km
Distances: 283 km E of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico / pop: 1,513,000 / local time: 07:35:39.4 2019-10-25
24 km S of Pecos, United States / pop: 8,800 / local time: 08:35:39.4 2019-10-25
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#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 4.5 #SPAIN
Distances: 96 km N of Gibraltar, Gibraltar / pop: 26,600 / local time: 11:35:48.0 2019-10-25
82 km NW of Málaga, Spain / pop: 569,000 / local time: 11:35:48.0 2019-10-25
17 km SW of El Saucejo, Spain / pop: 4,400 / local time: 11:35:48.0 2019-10-25
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#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 4.1 #GUADELOUPE REGION, #LEEWARD ISLANDS
Depth: 17 km
Distances: 64 km NE of Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe / pop: 11,500 / local time: 03:20:28.0 2019-10-25
9 km NE of Le Moule, Guadeloupe / pop: 22,700 / local time: 03:20:28.0 2019-10-25
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#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 2.9 #SPAIN
Distances: 96 km N of Gibraltar, Gibraltar / pop: 26,600 / local time: 09:42:41.3 2019-10-25
83 km NW of Málaga, Spain / pop: 569,000 / local time: 09:42:41.3 2019-10-25
18 km SW of El Saucejo, Spain / pop: 4,400 / local time: 09:42:41.3 2019-10-25
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#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 4.6 SOUTHERN #ITALY
Depth: 11 km
Distances: 348 km SE of Roma, Italy / pop: 2,564,000 / local time: 06:31:38.1 2019-10-25
108 km S of Potenza, Italy / pop: 69,100 / local time: 06:31:38.1 2019-10-25
83 km NW of Cosenza, Italy / pop: 73,000 / local time: 06:31:38.1 2019-10-25
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#EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 3.0 #SPAIN
Distances: 96 km N of Gibraltar, Gibraltar / pop: 26,600 / local time: 05:09:07.0 2019-10-25
83 km NW of Málaga, Spain / pop: 569,000 / local time: 05:09:07.0 2019-10-25
18 km SW of El Saucejo, Spain / pop: 4,400 / local time: 05:09:07.0 2019-10-25
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#GEOMAGNETIC STORM IN PROGRESS Kp Index is at level 6
***ALERT***
GEOMAGNETIC STORM IN PROGRESS
Kp Index is at level 6
Scale of G2
Moderate
Power systems: high-latitude power systems may experience voltage alarms, long-duration storms may cause transformer damage.
Spacecraft operations: corrective actions to orientation may be required by ground control; possible changes in drag affect orbit predictions.
Other systems: HF radio propagation can fade at higher latitudes
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