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

AccuWeather.com ‏@breakingweather 44 min
Tehran, Iran, hit 108F Wednesday, matching their highest temp of the last 20 years!

2013-07-26 21:33:03 6.2 58.20°S 24.15°W 57 M South Sandwich Islands Region

[link to geofon.gfz-potsdam.de]

Thread: VERY BAD WEATHER TO SOUTH/CENTRAL EUROPE FOR NEXT DAYS!!! 7 killed, as powerful winds lash coastal beaches of France!!!

the skys weird over the west midlands{england},wish i could give you guys a pic..clouds are moving at quite a pace,looks like the sky out of an old horror movie..lol

Thread: fukushima update: Spill-over threat: Water leaks at Fukushima nuclear plant could contaminate entire Pacific Ocean!!!

what's going on today? A shark in Cascais and a wale in Povoa do varzim? [link to www.tvi24.iol.pt] [link to www.tvi24.iol.pt]

Thread: TORNADO IN MILAN, ITALY MAKES 12 INJURED PEOPLE AND A LOT OF DAMAGES!!!

Thanks Luis!

Hey everyone,

Lot's happening, so fast! Check out SO's news at the first of the video. I still gotta look into this.
Major forces at work, affecting our whole system is what I believe. Heads up, stay alert.




[link to youtu.be]

Thread: Greenland Ice Sheet: "Starting to Slip" !!!

New run with slower movement input... energy flow moving north up into canadian/alaska coast and expanding toward Russian coast.

Thank you Gabe
Now we wait.....

Blowout in Gulf still leaking? Scientists checking for pollution are not allowed within 5 miles of site — Sheen continues to be observed — Fire boats remain nearby — Gas could “impact offshore ecosystems”

[link to enenews.com]

Evidence linking Arctic amplification to extreme weather
in mid-latitudes

Jennifer A. Francis1

and Stephen J. Vavrus2

Received 17 January 2012; revised 20 February 2012;

accepted 21 February 2012; published 17 March 2012

[1] Arctic amplification (AA) – the observed enhanced
warming in high northern latitudes relative to the northern
hemisphere – is evident in lower-tropospheric temperatures
and in 1000-to-500 hPa thicknesses. Daily fields of 500 hPa
heights from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction Reanalysis are analyzed over N. America and the
N. Atlantic to assess changes in north-south (Rossby) wave
characteristics associated with AA and the relaxation of poleward thickness gradients. Two effects are identified that
each contribute to a slower eastward progression of Rossby
waves in the upper-level flow: 1) weakened zonal winds,
and 2) increased wave amplitude. These effects are particularly evident in autumn and winter consistent with sea-ice
loss, but are also apparent in summer, possibly related to
earlier snow melt on high-latitude land. Slower progression
of upper-level waves would cause associated weather patterns in mid-latitudes to be more persistent, which may lead
to an increased probability of extreme weather events that
result from prolonged conditions, such as drought, flooding,
cold spells, and heat waves. Citation: Francis, J. A., and S. J.
Vavrus (2012), Evidence linking Arctic amplification to extreme
weather in mid-latitudes, Geophys. Res. Lett., 39, L06801,
doi:10.1029/2012GL051000. [link to marine.rutgers.edu]

Heat overview article from today: [link to robertscribbler.wordpress.com] Arctic Heat: Wildfire Smoke Blankets Siberia, Alaska Shatters Temperature Records, Arctic Ocean Heat Sets off Large Algae Bloom [link to robertscribbler.files.wordpress.com]

Yes it is.

M 6.1 - TONGA - 2013-08-01 20:01:39 UTC [link to www.emsc-csem.org]

Flash Flood in Japan on Thursday, 01 August, 2013 at 06:15 (06:15 AM) UTC.

Description
Heavy rain is continuously hitting several prefectures in western Japan through Thursday morning, forcing about 300 people in Tottori Prefecture to evacuate from their homes, local press reported. On Thursday morning, more than 300 people from 100 households near Shiomi River in Tottori City, the capital of Tottori Prefecture, were warned to evacuate their homes due to increased flood risk, according to Nippon Hoso Kyokai (NHK), Japan's public broadcaster. The Japan Meteorological Agency also said heavy downpours of 100 millimeters per hour were recorded in the morning in Ohda City of Shimane Prefecture.The weather agency warns that heavy rainfall may trigger further floods and landslides in a wide area of western Japan, parts of which may see hourly rainfall about 50 millimeters by Friday morning.


Updated: Thursday, 01 August, 2013 at 15:44 UTC
Description
A 61-year-old man died when his home on the Sea of Japan coast collapsed in a mudslide as heavy rain hit many parts of the nation Thursday. According to police, Masatoshi Adachi’s home in Nagaoka, Niigata Prefecture, was knocked down by mud sliding off the mountain behind his residence as 104.5 mm of rain fell in a 24-hour period, a record for the area in August. Responding to a neighbor’s call for assistance, police pulled Adachi from the mud but he was later pronounced dead at a hospital. About 50 other residents took shelter in nearby facilities to escape mudslides, according to the city. Also in Nagaoka, an 84-year-old woman suffered a minor foot injury after a mudslide hit her house. In Tottori Prefecture, the rain-swollen Shiomi River flooded houses above the floorboards and some roads. The river rose 2.04 meters, exceeding the danger level at 6:40 a.m., prefectural officials said. The city of Tottori issued an evacuation order to about 300 people in some 100 households. Heavy rain also triggered mudslides along a section of the JR Sanin Line, halting operations. According to JR West, local trains services were disrupted between Aoya and Tomari stations, linking Tottori and Kurayoshi. Weather radar data showed that 100 mm fell in one hour near Oda, Shimane Prefecture, on the Sea of Japan coast. The Meteorological Agency called it “the most intense rainfall recorded in an hour.” The agency warned of further torrential rain in the prefecture. At Tottori airport, a record 67 mm of rainfall was registered in the hour to 8:30 a.m., while Niigata’s Nagaoka was hit by a record 54 mm in an hour. According to the weather agency, over 50 mm per hour of rain is also expected from the Tohoku region to Kyushu, with a chance of strong gusts, twisters and lightning. The agency also predicts up to 120 mm of rainfall in the Kinki and Chugoku regions in the 24 hours to Friday morning.
[link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Island Park Caldera 8 North-America USA State of Idaho 2.1 million years ago 01.08.2013

Yellowstone Caldera 8 North-America USA State of Wyoming 640,000 years ago 01.08.2013

Long Valley Caldera 7 North-America USA State of California ~760,000 years ago 01.08.2013

[link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Good morning everyone.

Is a volcano developing down here? Wouldn't surprise me a bit seeing how there are asphalt volcanoes in the GOM right by the BP mess.

Newspaper: Giant Louisiana sinkhole now over 20 times larger than last year — It’s “taken on a volcano-like quality”

[link to enenews.com]

Army General (Ret.): Giant Louisiana sinkhole is “unprecedented environmental disaster” — Concern about failure of another cavern nearby — Butane still being added to salt dome

[link to enenews.com]

Revealed: The deeper they check underneath Fukushima plant, the higher contamination levels get — Now sampling over 40 feet below surface

[link to enenews.com]

[link to www.ice-age-ahead-iaa.ca]

ice age considerations



Gee, ElQ is that a new world order propaganda? I could have swore that I got that link clicking on a name/link on one of the Watcher's articles. But, now I can't find it. When I started listening at first I thought perhaps this foreign scientist was using voice activated translation devise. But, it reminds me more of a video I heard from that galactic org instead. I don't know about this thing, it says the glaciers melting is part of the ice age precursors, idk, seems somehow twisted info to me.



Last Edited by Isis7 on 08/03/2013 05:00 PM

Interesting

ElQ

I only just saw this thread and started reading it, not quiet sure what the implications are ...

it started yesterday and already has 10 pgs, so something is up. Just in case you haven't seen it, I figure you might know more about this than I do.

Thread: BREAKING!!!! Many EAM messages today! (Page 2)

Thread: Hundreds of submarine volcanoes found off the coast of Norway!!! World’s largest geyser springs to life in Yellowstone after 8 year hiatus!!!

I'm also keeping track of that using this... [link to websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901] I have heard a couple of SKYKING messages. SKYKING messages are go/no go nuclear launch codes. They don't put out that many, but have been as of recently. I heard a few of them myself. Tune to 11175 USB hit the squelch and listen.

Here is the link explaining the purpose of these messages;

[link to www.milaircomms.com]

Excerpt;
EAM's or Emergency Action Message. Another very important aspect of the HFGCS is the transmission of EAM's. EAM's are the coded military orders or bulletins that have the highest priority. When EAM's are broadcast, ALL other users of the system are to standby. If you hear a voice giving a long series of letters phonically this is an EAM.

SKYKING messages are special EAM's. These presumably could be the nuclear go/no-go codes. There was a higher than normal number of EAM's and SKYKING messages being transmitted after the attackes of 9/11/01. Urgent SKYKING messages are repeated three or four times instead of the usual two. SKYKING is a group callsign, meaning "Any this net." "Do not answer" is the standard procedure ofr self-authenticating broadcasts, meaning that recipients don't need to give away their positions or existence by challenging the orders. While tuned to any of the HFGCS frequncies and hear "SKYKING SKYKING Do not answer" you can bet you're hearing a very important, highest priority, and heavily encrypted message!