ne 30 will be one second longer than the typical day. Rather than changing from 23:59:59 on June 30 to 00:00:00 on
July 1, the official time will get an extra second at 23:59:60. Credit: NASA. Read more.
Volcano / Earthquake Watch
Targeting the leading edge of Coronal Hole (CH521) on the solar corona that is situated at (16-21°N latitude), this feature may be indicative of a possible (7.2-7.5 Magnitude) earthquake in one of these listed locations during this watch period:
Mariana Islands, Mexico, Babuyan Islands, Luzon Philippines or possible volcanic activation in the Islands of Hawaii (Kilauea) Time Frame suggests July 3-5.
Targeting the leading edge of Coronal Hole(CH521) which may represent a potential (6.2 Magnitude) earthquake July 2-3. Deep characteristics with symmetry to the earth indicate an area to (5-9°N) Latitude would be most at risk. Possible locations that may be in line for this earthquake are:
Panama, Costa Rica, Northern Colombia, Mindanao/Moro Gulf Philippines or further possible volcano activity (Nevado del Ruiz) Colombia.
Time Frame July 2-3.
Another Impulsive M-Flare from AR 11513 was unleashed at 09:22 UTC yesterday peaking to M 2.2, the resulting blast may have produced a coronal mass ejection (CME) with an earth directed component and could brush the earth's magnetic-field some time during July 3rd. Large Coronal Hole CH521 will be earth facing shortly, a high speed solar wind stream from this Coronal Hole should arrive sometime July 2nd.
July 3rd Planetary Alignment
One very strong alignment involving (Jupiter-Earth-Venus) as well as significant astrological aspects involving the Moon which may represent a possible 6.7 Magnitude earthquake on this day.
Lunar modulation indicates the regions across the equator could be the area that receives this event. Best mapped location:
Ecuador or a possible volcanic eruption at Tungurahua.
Extreme Heat Across Most of the US
The eastern, central and southern U.S., close to half of the nation, faces another day or two of extreme heat and severe weather that may further disrupt power to homes and businesses, meteorologists said today.
The storms followed a day of temperatures reaching triple digits, including a record-setting 104 degrees Fahrenheit
(40 degrees Celsius) at Washington’s Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, breaking a mark of 101 degrees set in 1934.
At least 10 people have died, including six in Virginia.
276 daily high temperature records were set yesterday, and 1,456 daily high records in the past seven days. Some of those records included 109 degrees in Athens, Georgia, and 106 degrees in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and Charlottesville, Virginia, also set a record with 104 degrees. Johnston and Columbia, South Carolina, both recorded 113 degrees yesterday, which would be all-time records for the state, Kines said. Read More.
14.9 million uprooted by natural disasters – Asia worst hit
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: The Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) today launched its figures on people internally displaced worldwide by natural disasters at the Rio+20 conference in Brazil.
The report found that in 2011, 14.9 million people were internally displaced throughout the world due to natural disasters,
mostly related to weather events such as floods and storms. 89% of the displacement occurred in Asia “The ten largest
disasters in terms of the amount of people displaced all took place in Asia including multiple events in China, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Japan” says NRC’s Secretary General Elisabeth Rasmusson.
“The worst were the prolonged flood disasters in China and Thailand which together displaced over 5 million people”. Read more about their findings.
Top 10 Disaster Films
This group covers a very widespread cross section of possible ways for things to go terribly wrong including natural disasters , man made mistakes, and even a few that have more sinister supernatural undertones.
I hope that you will get as much of a kick out of this jaunt down the apocalypse alley as I did and if anyth