LIVE "ELF/ULF" MONITORING OF EARTHQUAKE PRECURSOR SIGNALS ON GLP. QUAKE FORECAST UP TO 6HRS IN ADVANCE...(((Updated Daily))) By ELQ.

Remember a few weeks ago when EC buoy's were going off and everyone dismissed it as error?
Just out this AM. We were right!
Tsunami-like wave in N.J. being investigated

West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Warning Center, NOAA/NWS
[link to www.nj.com]

TSUNAMI of 13 June, 2013 (Northwestern Atlantic Ocean)

Tsunami-like waves were observed along the US east coast during the afternoon of June 13, 2013 (day 164). The source is complex and still under review, though the coincidence at several gages with strong atmospheric pressure fluctuations indicate that it is at least partly generated by meteorological causes. The event occurred in close conjunction with a weather system labeled by the National Weather Service as a low-end derecho which propagated from west to east over the New Jersey shore just before the tsunami. It is also possible that the slumping at the continental shelf east of New Jersey played a role. The tsunami was observed at over 30 tide gages and one DART buoy throughout the Northwestern Atlantic Ocean.

A first-hand description was provided by Brian Coen who observed the event at Barnegat Inlet in New Jersey:
Around 3:30pm on Thursday June 13, 2013, Brian Coen was spear fishing near the mouth of Barnegat Inlet; just south of the submerged northern breakwater. Earlier in the day around noon, thunderstorms had moved through the area. By 3:30pm the weather was overcast with a light east wind. At approximately 3:30, the outgoing tide was amplified by strong currents which carried divers over the submerged breakwater (normally 3-4 feet deep). This strong outrush continued for 1-2 minutes and eventually the rocks in the submerged breakwater were exposed. Brian backed his boat out before being sucked over as well.

At this point, Brian noticed a large wave coming in, approximately 6 feet peak-to-trough and spanning across the inlet. The upper 2 feet of the wave was breaking. This wave occurred in conjunction with a reversal of the current such that even though the tide was going out, a strong surge was entering the inlet. This surge carried the divers back over the submerged reef and into the inlet from where they were picked up. On the south jetty three people were swept off the rocks which were 5 to 6 feet above sea level at the time. At least two were injured requiring medical treatment. There was no more strong activity after about 5 minutes.
This event produced a tsunami that was recorded at tide gages monitored by the West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Warning Center (WCATWC). Many observatories provide data to the centers; such as the NOAA National Ocean Service, the U. of Hawaii Sea Level Center, the Chilean Navy, the Japan Meteorological Ageny and the National Tidal Facility in Australia among others. Click on the site name to see a graph of the tsunami, when available. Listed wave heights are maximum amplitude in cm (above sea level). Observed Arrival time is the actual tsunami arrival time in UTC on gages where it could be determined. The Sample Interval column shows the time between data samples.
[link to oldwcatwc.arh.noaa.gov]

Here's the post from that day (Thanks Mama!)
2 buoys in event mode.

One is SE of Fire Island, NY. The other is Java, correction South Bali.

[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

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Thread: Tsunami Strikes the Jersey Shore on June 13th just confirmed
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The videos are wicked! Wow!!

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That is nuts

Dangerous heatwave settles over U.S. Southwest- temps to hit 120 F in Arizona

Posted on June 26, 2013by The Extinction Protocol

June 26, 2013 – ARIZONA – A ridge of high pressure will cause elevated temperatures across most of the Western United States, from Arizona and California, northward to the US/Canada border. This also may bring the first monsoon storms to the region as this abnormally large ridge of high pressure takes hold. It’s that time of the year again, where a hot desert meets the Summer. Temperatures in the 100s across Phoenix will turn to 115+, with 120+ along the Colorado River Valley as a ridge of high pressure builds in the area. This ridge will be very large, bringing temperatures 15-20 degrees higher than normal for Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, New Mexico, and Utah. Other areas like Montana, and Wyoming may also be in the outer fridges of the heatwave ridge. With that heat will bring monsoonal moisture into play, California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah may see the first monsoonal thunderstorms of the season with this event. More information will be given as the data is compiled, but if in these regions, prepare for increased heat and humidity by the end of the week and into this weekend. There are indications this lasts through next week as well. –Weather Space [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Juan De Fuca, keep watch.

lets hope not eh?

4.3
23km NNW of Leavenworth, Washington
2013-06-26 19:45:35 UTC-07:0010.4 km

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Well, that is a decent size for the area. I hope Mt. Rainer is not waking up.

I don't like the recent activity showing up all of a sudden in Washington state.

yes, a lot of quakes starting...

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Moscow temperature breaks new record: +31.8°C, last time it was that hot in 1911 +31,4°C.

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How do you guys monitor quakes and forecast 6 hours in advance. Can you really do this.

Forecasting is really just a lucky guess. There's no real way to predict earthquakes that is 100% reliable as of yet that I know of. Japan, I believe, has an early warning system in development but I don't know about their progress on this at the moment, however.

In answer to your monitoring question, there are plenty of free apps on both android & iPhone platforms just for this purpose. Just search for earthquake or quake in their respective stores for plenty of free & paid choices.

I like Quake Alert for Android, which I downloaded a few days ago.

You can also monitor quakes on your desktop using USGS's website or Global Incident Map. Beware that Global Incident Map pulls data from multiple sources, so one earthquake may look like three.

USGS quake site: [link to earthquake.usgs.gov]
GIM: [link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

um... El Q was amazing at forecasting quakes! Read through the thread and look for threads he started! :)

Sorry about that! I've been keeping watch on only the most recent updates due to the increase in quake activity worldwide. I will definitely read his posts. Thank you! :)

where did he go? seems Luis is taking hold of the show here atm?
Great job by the way mate.
Peace
Nerd

hope everyone is safe and well...

Have you guys noticed the activity down under the past week.. seems like its picking up

[link to www.ga.gov.au]

Heya EW!.
Yeah, im also a little concerned about NZ at the present..South Island...and the one today on the southern shelf...weird.
Peace
Nerd

Agreed... Weird seems to be the new normal... stay safe

Morning guys!

Not sure Ive ever seen this much activity spread out like this above Antartica - well not over 12 hours at least...

An assumption a larger quake is right around the corner wouldnt be such a bad assumption to make...



Peace and love guys!

I used to be just a major lurker on this thread so I'm not sure why El Q hasn't been working on here anymore - but I do miss him! I was very interested in his work.

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M 5.8 - SOUTHERN PERU - 2013-06-29 19:05:12 UTC [link to www.emsc-csem.org]

Wow... That was a pretty serious downgrade... down to 5.0 - not sure how I feel about that...

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