EARTH CHANGES 2011 DAILY UPDATES

Another note to Mudra and Linda from Carmen outside Christchurch, New Zealand:

Hi again.

I see the enquiry from from Linda and Mudra. Yes thanks Mudra, we came unscathed. Bless you both.
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lindabaker wrote:Another note to Mudra and Linda from Carmen outside Christchurch, New Zealand:

Hi again.

I see the enquiry from from Linda and Mudra. Yes thanks Mudra, we came unscathed. Bless you both.
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Thank You so much for the news from Carmen LInda .
I am happy she is well . I trusted she would .
She is in my Heart and thoughts always.
Send her all my Love .

Love from me

mudra

New Zealand earthquake rips a new fault line across the world... moving one side of the earth 11ft to the right

5th September 2010

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1309194/New-Zealand-earthquake-rips-new-fault-line-world--moving-earth-11ft-right.html#ixzz0yh2LyEMV

New Zealand's powerful earthquake that smashed buildings, cracked roads and twisted railway lines around Christchurch ripped a new 11ft wide fault line in the earth's surface, a geologist said today.
Canterbury University geology professor Mark Quigley said what 'looks to us that it could be a new fault' had ripped across the earth and pushed some surface areas up.
The quake was caused by the continuing collision between the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates, said Prof Quigley, who is leading a team trying to pin down the temblor's source.
'One side of the earth has lurched to the right... up to 11 feet and in some places been thrust up,' he told National Radio.
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'The long linear fracture on the earth's surface does things like break apart houses, break apart roads. We went and saw two houses that were completely snapped in half by the earthquake.'
At least 500 buildings, including 90 properties, were designated as destroyed in the 7.1-magnitude quake that struck on Friday near the South Island city of 400,000 people. Most other buildings sustained only minor damage.
The quake cut power across the region, roads were blocked by debris and gas and water supplies were disrupted, but Christchurch mayor Bob Parker said services were being restored today.
Power was back to 90 per cent of the city and water supply had resumed for all but 15 to 20 per cent of residents, he said. Portable toilets had been provided and tanks of fresh water placed around the city.
Mr Parker said it would take a long time to fully fix some core services such as water and sewerage. 'Our first priority is just people,' he said. 'That's our worry.'


This US Geological Survey (USGS) shows on image of a ShakeMap of the South Island of New Zealand on Friday as an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 on the Richter scale struck


A seismogram made available by Geosciences Australia of the early morning earthquake which hit west of the southern city of Christchurch


New Zealand lies along the intersection between the Australian and Pacific tectonic plates


The Pacific plate is gradually being pushed beneath the Australian plate, which caused Friday's massive earthquake

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1309194/New-Zealand-earthquake-rips-new-fault-line-world--moving-earth-11ft-right.html#ixzz0yh3iN14l

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5 September 2010
Further landslides hit Guatemala

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11194676

The worst landslides were on the main road linking Guatemala with Mexico
Emergency services in Guatemala say up to 100 people are feared to have been buried by landslides on the main highway linking it with Mexico.

The fire department said dozens of people were trying to dig a bus out of a mudslide when a second one engulfed them.

Across Guatemala, 36 people have been confirmed dead in floods and landslides caused by heavy rain.

President Alvaro Colom has called the situation a national tragedy.

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mudra

Bottom line, Loop current is not working, may result in very cold and extreme weather this winter especially for northern europe.

I've been wondering for months when this was finally going to happen. Now it seems it may have.

Carol, this is some serious stuff for N. Europe. My highly psychic daughter doesn't know about any conspiracy theories or Agenda 21 stuff. However, when she eventually heard about the Gulf well disaster, the first and only comment that flew out of her mouth was: "mom, they did it on purpose." I couldn't get her to say who "they" are. Now, what are we gonna do about this probability of mega winter, and what about the well-being of our friends across the sea? Are there any Mists members who have any suggestions? Is it all over hyped? Or are we needing to take some action here? Can citizens of the UK and Belgium get long term visas? Would they even consider coming to our continent, at least for a short while until things get sorted out? So many questions...I do not suggest moving within a couple hundred miles of the Gulf of Mexico, but, that goes without saying. Whatever shall be done about this situation?

http://www.crashbang.co.nz/quake040910/index.html

Thanks to Cedar Rivers

Linda I think your daughter was spot on when she said " they did it on purpose "


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Guatemala wettest rainy season in 67 years
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/americas/2010/09/20109504110783907.html

"Giant Fireball" Crashes To Earth Causes Massive Explosion In Columbia

6 septembre 2010



Colombian authorities confirmed that a "giant fire ball" that fell from the sky in the central Santander department was a meteorite.

The Colombian media has been buzzing with eye witness accounts of the fireball, which fell out of the sky and caused a massive explosion at 3:15PM local time Sunday.

Andina.com reported Bucaramanga Mayor Fernando Vargas as confirming that the phenomenon was a meteorite that left a crater 100 meters in diameter where it crashed into the earth in the San Joaquin municipality in Santander.

More on the story...

The Colombian media is going wild with speculations over a "giant fire ball" that crashed into the earth in the Andean nation's central Santander department.

Colombian media are reporting that authorities are unable to locate the remains of the giant fire ball, which is believed to have been a meteorite, despite reports by international media that it had been found.

Andina.com reported Bucaramanga Mayor Fernando Vargas as confirming that the phenomenon was a meteorite that left a crater 100 meters in diameter where it crashed into the earth in the San Joaquin municipality in Santander.

However Santander Governor Horacio Serpa told Colombian media that authorities have been unable to locate the presumed meteorite.

"Something happened, but we aren't clear about what it was, there is a lot of speculation. I myself hear the noise and I thought it was a bomb," Serpa told W Radio.

Read in full : http://colombiareports.com/colombia-news/news/11690-colombian-meteorite-sparks-confusion.html


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mudra

I deleted the post . My mistake .

I realized that Mudra already covered this news item .My apologies Mudra .

enemyofNWO wrote:
I deleted the post . My mistake .

I realized that Mudra already covered this news item .My apologies Mudra .

No need to apologize enemyofNWO.We apparently went into synchro.
Would I have known you were going to cover these news I would have let you the go at it .

Love from me
mudra

I thought what happened in the gulf was on purpose as well. Another 911 only in the Gulf.

Christchurch-NZ Quake Map

time-lapse visualization of the earthquake and over 180 aftershocks in Christchurch and Canterbury, NZ. This shows the timing, strength, and depth of the quakes.

http://www.christchurchquakemap.co.nz/

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mudra

Mudslide in Italian village caught on camera

An amateur cameraman has filmed the scene from Atrani in southern Italy when a mudslide crashed through the village.

Cars and debris were swept into the central piazza and at least one person is missing.

video http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11258737
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11258737

Hundreds of thousands hit by Mexico flooding



Residents in flood-stricken states of Veracruz and Oaxaca travel by boat

Weeks of heavy rain have brought widespread flooding to wide swathes of eastern and southern Mexico.

Hundreds of thousands of people have seen rapidly rising rivers break their banks and inundate their communities.

Authorities have been trying to evacuate the worst-hit areas but some people are refusing to leave, seeking refuge on the roofs of their houses.

Among the most severely affected areas is Tlacotalpan, a colonial-era town declared a world heritage site.

Most of Tlacotalpan's residents have left the town to seek shelter elsewhere in the state of Veracruz, Mexican officials said.

Over the past few weeks, some 200,000 people in Veracruz have been forced to abandon their homes.
'Worst to come'

The torrential rains and subsequent flooding have also affected the states of Tabasco, Chiapas and Oaxaca.

In Tabasco, more than 124,000 people have been affected but many have opted to stay.
Man stands in boat on flooded street in Villahermosa in Tabasco on 7 September People in Tabasco face frequent floods

"They are refusing to leave their homes and they don't want to go to shelters because they have a culture of living with water," said Tabasco Governor Andres Granier.

"What worries me is that the worst is yet to come for Tabasco. The state and these people cannot keep suffering these problems each year, or live in permanent uncertainty."

Tabasco was the scene of devastating floods three years ago.

During a visit to the state on Tuesday Mexican President Felipe Calderon said the rains in the region during July and August were three and a half times more than usual.

The rainy season does not officially end until November.

The government has pursued flood-control measures in recent years. Mr Calderon said these had helped to avoid a wider disaster but he accepted that more needed to be done.

article and video http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11226611http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11226611

7 September 2010

Flash flood alert as Tropical Storm Hermine hits Texas

Tropical Storm Hermine threatens to bring flash floods as it pushes through Texas into Oklahoma and Kansas, officials say.

Officials warned of heavy rain, even as the storm's move inland saw its top wind speeds decline.

By Tuesday morning Hermine had brought havoc to the US-Mexico border, knocking out power and causing landslides and major flooding.

The storm's maximum sustained winds declined to 45mph (75km/h).

Hermine, the eighth named storm of the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season, left most of Raymondville, Texas without power and tore the roofs off houses there. article continues http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11217582http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11217582

Amazon river level in Peru at 40-year low


3 September 2010
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11172581

Amazon shipyards have been left high and dry
The Amazon river has dropped to its lowest level in 40 years in north-eastern Peru, causing severe economic disruption in a region where it is the main transport route.

At least six large boats have been stranded near the port city of Iquitos.

The low water level is the result of a prolonged spell of dry weather, Peru's national meteorological office said.

The river is expected to fall further before the rainy season begins next month.

Cut off
Iquitos and other towns in Peru's rainforest region have no road links to the rest of the country, and depend on the Amazon and its tributaries for transport.

Food and other supplies are now being brought in by smaller boats that can navigate the shallow channels, weaving between exposed mud banks.

But these journeys take up to twice as long, and the cost is much higher.

River level in Iquitos had fallen to 106m (347.8ft) above sea level, 50cm (19.7in) lower than a previous record set in 2005, officials said.

Iquitos, the biggest city in the Peruvian Amazon, is more than 3000km (1864 miles) from the mouth of the river in Brazil.

The Amazon is the world's second-longest river, after the Nile, but discharges far more water from its mouth and drains more territory.

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mudra

Hong Kong Hit By Record 13,000 Lightning Strikes in One Hour


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-09/hong-kong-hit-by-record-13-000-lightning-strikes-during-one-hour-of-storm.html


Record lightning strikes pounded Hong Kong today in its most violent electrical storm, which caused flooding and left people trapped in elevators.

The Hong Kong Observatory reported 13,102 bolts of lightning struck ground across the city in the hour after midnight. That’s the most since such data was first collected in 2005, said David Hui, a scientific officer at the observatory. The storm raged from 9 p.m. yesterday to 4 a.m. today.

Wind gusts of more than 100 kilometers an hour were recorded in Tai O district at 12:40 a.m., according to an observatory weather bulletin. More than 40 millimeters of rain an hour was recorded across the territory during the storm, according to the observatory website.

Good Gad! That's incredible.

Carol wrote:Good Gad! That's incredible.

I couldn't imagine being there for that storm, in one of those high rise glass buildings. When huge storms come, it feels like you're in a fragile test tube or something. Now that's a dramatic earth expression!

2012 Solar Peak Will Be Severe – NASA Scientists Explains

15/09/2010 by Ray
SNIP

"Yet another report that points to very serious happenings to come around 2012. At a recent press conference, NASA scientists explained that while they previously thought that more solar particles (radiation) entered Earth’s magnetosphere when the sun’s field was oriented southward, in turns out the exact opposite is true. Essentially our planet’s magnetic shield is at its strongest when scientists had thought it would be at its weakest. And vice-versa. Our shields will be down in 2012 – the next solar maximum – when NASA scientists figured they would be up. While this will alter calculations regarding the consequences of the next peak, all that has changed is our understanding. The Sun will keep peaking every 11 years, as it appears to have done historically.

Scientists have found two large leaks in Earth’s magnetosphere, the region around our planet that shields us from severe solar storms. The leaks are defying many of scientists’ previous ideas on how the interaction between Earth’s magnetosphere and solar wind occurs: The leaks are in an unexpected location, let in solar particles in faster than expected and the whole interaction works in a manner that is completely the opposite of what scientists had thought. The findings have implications for how solar storms affect the our planet. Serious storms, which involved charged particles spewing from the sun, can disable satellites and even disrupt power grids on Earth.



The new observations “overturn the way that we understand how the sun’s magnetic field interacts with the Earth’s magnetic field,” said David Sibeck of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., during a press conference today at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco. The bottom line: When the next peak of solar activity comes, in about 1.5 years, electrical systems on Earth and satellites in space will be very vulnerable. "

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The rest at :
http://reinep.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/2012-solar-peak-will-be-severe-nasa-scientists-explains/

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