Earth Changes from September 2017 - to present / Biblical Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Floods, Volcanic Activity, Fires, Snow Ice Storms

Thanks for the links Swanny.

More predictive programming it seems

THIS Is Not A TEST ! (September 2017)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EdSCeRakgI


Love Always

Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, September 9, 2017 ( Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-7ddMSBei0&t=196s


Though countless forms of anthropogenic damage to the climate system have all taken their toll, now the full fury of weather warfare is being released on the US population. Paradigm disintegration is not coming, it is here, and will continue to unfold. So many will only choose to wake up when there is no other option, such is the nature of humanity. Weather cataclysm is unfolding all over the world, this is just the beginning. Could the power structure also be waging biological warfare in the flooded aftermath of countless extreme weather events? How much of the power structure’s agenda is yet unknown? How dire is the equation we collectively face? Ever more blatant and desperate actions of the power structure are increasing their vulnerability to disintegration from within. If we all pull together in the critical effort to pull back the curtain, we can accelerate this process. This effort must be borne by us all. Dane Wigington

Love Always
mudra

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I live south of Missoula, Montana, in the Sapphire & Bitterroot Mountains at 3,500 ft; in the area being discussed, and we haven’t been getting snow like this for several years. Our hunting seasons have been without snow quite regularly and last year we didn’t get ANY snow until the last few days of the season in late November. However the winter snow sticks around here until early August at higher altitude (6,000 ft+).

So, it’s about 60 days early, and with this the bow hunters might stop complaining about terrible tracking conditions without SNOW. Animals leave tell-tale tracks in the snow to follow their movements.

The real change has been the temperature and seasonal shift. What used to take several weeks to change from blistering hot to a cooler fall season has turned into an OVERNIGHT event. Even with hot days (80s & 90s), the nights are dropping into the mid to low forties. This summer has been like the Sahara and then overnight NOW it’s cold-drizzly-wet old London, and then our next day is followed by northern Norway. We could turn around of course and go back to the Sahara for a couple of weeks, but if the snow sticks and keeps advancing down the mountainsides then the shift to winter will have deleted our having any FALL season.

Sometimes we get an Indian Summer; a reprieve with sun & heat in early November, but they have become all but scarce events.

It’s very early to get this kind of snow, however (trying to be positive) we do need it to possibly dampen and put out some of the high-mountain fires that have been allowed to go unchecked. Global warming nonsense is only a political expedient …try living here in the cold reality.

After a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit New Zealand on Wednesday followed by temblors off the coasts of Japan (6.1), Vanuatu (6.4), and Indonesia (5.7) early Thursday morning, others in its path – including California – are wondering if they could be next.Roughly 90 percent of the world’s earthquakes occur in this belt, which loops from New Zealand to Chile, passing through the coasts of Asia and the Americas on the way.

Earthquakes struck NZ, Japan, Vanuatu, and Indonesia in less than 24 hours along the 'Ring of Fire'
The 'Ring of Fire' stretches from New Zealand to Chile through Indonesia, Japan, and California
There was also a huge 7.1 magnitude quake in Mexico City on Tuesday - but experts ruled out a connection  

In the span of just 24 hours this week, a series of powerful earthquakes rocked several locations along the Pacific one by one this week, all in a seismic region known as the ‘Ring of Fire’ - and experts say they can't rule out California being next.
Roughly 90 percent of the world’s earthquakes occur in this belt, which loops from New Zealand to Chile, passing through the coasts of Asia and the Americas on the way.

Now, after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit New Zealand on Wednesday followed by temblors off the coasts of Japan (6.1), Vanuatu (6.4), and Indonesia (5.7) early Thursday morning, others in its path – including California – are wondering if they could be next.

Experts say the series of earthquakes could have been caused by seismic waves travelling along fault lines and triggering ruptures in the Ring of Fire, also known as the Circum-Pacific belt.

But, this doesn’t necessarily mean California or other areas of the West Coast will be affected by the events.
According to Dr. Christopher Pluhar, a professor of Geology at Fresno State, the plates in this seismic region are in constant motion, at a rate of 1-10 centimeters per year.

While this can cause earthquakes, they often go unnoticed.
‘All of the time, it’s happening and there’s no damage. So we don’t notice,’ Pluhar told KMPH.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4907738/Where-earthquake-strike-California-edge.html

   US Coast Guard footage shows British Royal Navy helicopter rescuing a mother and her two young children
   Video, shot by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ashley Johnson, shows capsized boat off Puerto Rican island Vieques
   Coast Guard had an alert that SOS call was sent from vessel, which capsized in 20ft seas and 100-knot winds
   British man died before Coast Guard was able to stage the rescue a day after receiving the initial distress call
   The rescue yesterday took place a day after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, killing at least two


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4908812/Dramatic-rescue-mother-two-sons-capsized-ship.html#ixzz4tQZrGAma


Irma-ravaged Turks & Caicos braces for Maria after the hurricane leaves 32 dead throughout the Caribbean and decimates Puerto Rico Hurricane Maria has landed in Turks and Caicos after lashing Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands with winds and rain that destroyed homes, flooded streets, crippled economies and left at least 32 dead.