Prevailing winds from destroyed Japanese nuclear plants will shift towards Tokyo...per CNN

Geeze.

Posts move so fast it's a wonder anyone can read anything!

Snip from:

[link to www.alternet.org]

Meteorologists say that the prevailing winds will shift towards Tokyo by Sunday, meaning that if the situation isn't controlled by then, radioactivity that has so far been blown out over the Pacific will begin to move over a densely populated city.


More at link above.

Yep and into Korea, China, and Russia in as little as 1/2 hour.

the dead zone will become apparent soon. vegetation, birds, insects gone.

The beneficiary of the change in the wind direction is obviously the US in this case.

However, one has to wonder if the people Korea, China, and Russia are as aware or prepared as those of us here in the US...

Yes, A.C. 1303128, all we have to do is Google Chernobyl pics.

Wasn't it something like 58,000 acres uninhabitable?

Coupled with rain and snow this could be VERY BAD.

Millions are about to feel the full force of the radiation from Fukushima. If any thread deserves a pin its this one.

I guess it's almost time to put on the iodine warpaint and batten down the hatches.

[link to www.spiegel.de]

wowo japan rip

I feel worse for us. We didn't have anything to do with it.

Well, if that model is correct, we'll be all right here tomorrow at least. Already put duct tape and and plastic on everything but the front door. Filled a 120 liter container. Stocked up on food and bottled water. Bought some more iodine solution.

I went into full manic-panic mode after that first post. That's OK, if we all live through this they can lock me up and throw away the key.

I've been praying like crazy for Japan though, FWIW.

Tokyo, take care.

Oh look!

It's Polly and her usual uplifting stories!

Wind direction...

[link to www.wunderground.com]

Qne thing that puzzles me they say they finally hooked a half mile power cord to the plant why did they not have generators trucked in this would have been a lot faster.

yep japs are cooked ( not to bad but cooked a little for sure)

Thanks for that one. Very useful.

Yeah, not much wind here at all. Seoul wind is northerly about 5 mph. Gangwon Province on the East Sea: SE about 2 mph.

Oh look! It's the charm free guy!

Aren't you supposed to refute this is even happening?

MSNBC states that radiation has now been found in milk and spinach near damaged plants.

japs are done

[link to www.spiegel.de]

Starting to go west now ?

Not so sure about that. Seems like there are many counties involved in a big scale falsifying facts and data. Money talks as we all know. We think that our counties are not involved but there are more hidden agenda's then we all aware of. (see also page 36)
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