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Santiaguito volcano (Guatemala): pyroclastic flows

Thu, 1 Oct 2015, 09:12


 
Pyroclastic flow from Santiaguito last Wednesday (INSIVUMEH)
Activity has picked up during the past days: a series of partial collapses from the Caliente lava dome has been generating small to moderately large (up to 4-5 km long) pyroclastic flows, the volcano observatory reported in its latest special bulletin.
 
Current seismic signal showing noise from rockfalls and avalanches (STG1 station, INSIVUMEH)
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Fuego volcano (Guatemala): lava flows on southern and western flanks during 27-30 Sep

Thu, 1 Oct 2015, 09:02


 
Strombolian explosion from Fuego this morning
A phase of increased activity with lava flow effusion occurred during the past days, but has subsided by now again.
Starting 27 Sep, two lava flows started to descend on the southern and western sides of the volcano, while strombolian explosions were larger than usual in size.

the nobel weather men.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGe9TrRAlaQ

ok as a follow up to the latest forecast he aint joking.

i think for the most part the weather man had the forecast correct. but clearly they wish harm..

by saying it goes out to sea makes people relived.
but let your guard down, and by Tuesday we will be at ground 0. sandy will be small in comparison.
the truth is they cant forecast a storm after it had stalled for 2 or 3 days to reach land fall by Tuesday.

they now tell us we will have 65 mph wind exactly what they claimed for sandy.

this storm will exercise military control of the weather and as is demonstrated well in advance by the horses mouth.

now there is reason to fight!

allowing the exact conditions to be manipulated, then passed off as a warning, and a stone in your face.


alert freek storm

ice age model goes on to tell us with charts the stage is set and the conditions almost ideal. directed past the tip of utterance, and directly eye wall Atlantic city ny to New york...  ?

10 to 20 foot storm surge expanded 10 to 20 foot  on all coastal beaches past this eye  and north...  a 70 mph and up to 90 mph wind gust will batter the shore. and all will be lost for there innocence, and there be there doom..

now the freethisone forecast real.

expected storm to hit in the cone as stated on tv  on sept 29 2015 and verifies the conditions, and time frame was pre determined..

so what? dont be ready? dont save anything?   i tell you dont you listen to that..



Now the presentation. the monolog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeERvkIvQmg

they could not have seen tuesday as being in the cone, and at 65 yo 70 mph wind  will put the surge above 15
 feet

the urgency my friends is to save what you must, and give a litte more blood to the wicked lies of fate.??

in support of this claim i still see a massive storm, heading in a ne direction. the surge will catch many off
guard as they sleep..


i for the most part relied on observation of the system, and agreeing with the forecast on sep 29. 2015 i say its getting stronger and in the next three to four high tides the majority of the facts will speak for them self.

why was i caught off guard? ignorant men...

this report has the storm moving NE later today. as you see the conditions on the map , and charts show we should have a strong interest in protecting the environment, life.



Hurricane Joaquin


     

Last Updated: ‎10‎/‎5‎/‎2015, ‎8‎:‎00‎:‎00‎ ‎AM (Eastern Daylight Time)
Location: 34.6N 64.6W
Movement: NNE at 14 mph
Wind: 85 MPH
Pressure: 964 mb

Hurricane Joaquin



The weakening that Joaquin has experienced during the past day or

so appears to have temporarily stopped overnight.  Deep convection

has increased near the center, and an eye has intermittently been

seen infrared satellite pictures.  The initial wind speed of 75 kt

is based on recent Dvorak satellite estimates from TAFB and SAB.

Only a slight reduction in strength is expected during the next day

or so while Joaquin remains within an area of light to moderate

vertical wind shear and over sea surface temperatures of around 27c.

After that time, increasing southwesterly shear and cooler waters

should cause gradual weakening. Joaquin is expected to interact with

a baroclinic zone in a couple of days and become an extratropical

cyclone within 72 hours. The global models slowly weaken the

extratropical low as it moves eastward over the central and eastern

Atlantic later this week.




The initial motion estimate is 025/11 kt. Joaquin should turn

northeastward and move at a slightly faster forward speed by

tonight as a ridge to the northeast of the hurricane weakens.

Joaquin should become embedded within the mid-latitude westerlies

in 36 to 48 hours and accelerate east-northeastward.  The track

guidance is in good agreement on this scenario and the NHC

forecast is near the center of the guidance envelope.  The track

of the extratropical low is a blend of the previous advisory and

guidance provided by the ocean prediction center.




The tropical storm force wind radii have been expanded outward

based on earlier ascat data.  Tropical storm conditions are likely

to continue on Bermuda for a few more hours.







Hurricane Joaquin Last Updated: ‎10‎/‎5‎/‎2015, ‎8‎:‎00‎:‎00‎ ‎AM (Eastern Daylight Time) Location: 34.6N 64.6W Movement: NNE at 14 mph Wind: 85 MPH Pressure: 964 MB Storm MapsStorm DetailsWunderPhotos (0) Zoom Out Zoom In Hurricane Joaquin Tracking 5 Day Forecast Computer Models Ensemble Models Model Intensity Storm History Satellite Model Verification Wind Historical WunderMap Radar Select a report to view: Coordinates Wind Probabilities Discussions Marine Advisory Public Advisory The weakening that Joaquin has experienced during the past day or so appears to have temporarily stopped overnight. Deep convection has increased near the center, and an eye has intermittently been seen infrared satellite pictures. The initial wind speed of 75 kt is based on recent Dvorak satellite estimates from TAFB and SAB. Only a slight reduction in strength is expected during the next day or so while Joaquin remains within an area of light to moderate vertical wind shear and over sea surface temperatures of around 27c. After that time, increasing southwesterly shear and cooler waters should cause gradual weakening. Joaquin is expected to interact with a baroclinic zone in a couple of days and become an extratropical cyclone within 72 hours. The global models slowly weaken the extratropical low as it moves eastward over the central and eastern Atlantic later this week. The initial motion estimate is 025/11 kt. Joaquin should turn northeastward and move at a slightly faster forward speed by tonight as a ridge to the northeast of the hurricane weakens. Joaquin should become embedded within the mid-latitude westerlies in 36 to 48 hours and accelerate east-northeastward. The track guidance is in good agreement on this scenario and the NHC forecast is near the center of the guidance envelope. The track of the extratropical low is a blend of the previous advisory and guidance provided by the ocean prediction center. The tropical storm force wind radii have been expanded outward based on earlier ascat data. Tropical storm conditions are likely to continue on Bermuda for a few more hours. Forecast positions and Max winds Init 05/0900z 34.1n 65.2w 75 kt 85 mph 12h 05/1800z 35.4n 64.0w 70 kt 80 mph 24h 06/0600z 37.1n 61.4w 70 kt 80 mph 36h 06/1800z 38.6n 56.9w 70 kt 80 mph 48h 07/0600z 39.9n 50.7w 65 kt 75 mph 72h 08/0600z 42.0n 36.0w 55 kt 65 mph...Post-trop/extratrop 96h 09/0600z 43.5n 23.0w 50 kt 60 mph...Post-trop/extratrop 120h 10/0600z 45.0n 17.0w 40 kt 45 mph...Post-trop/extratrop $$ forecaster Brown.

this is a update for OCT 13 2015,




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Batu Tara volcano (Sunda Islands, Indonesia) activity update

Tue, 13 Oct 2015, 07:41

Intense strombolian activity continues at the volcano. A volcanic ash plume at estimated 5,000 ft (1.5 km) altitude was observed extending 80 km to the west of the volcano this morning. (VAAC Darwin)
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Photo of the Day: On the crater rim of Vesuvius volcano, with steaming vents in the background.

Tue, 13 Oct 2015, 05:01


 
On the crater rim of Vesuvius volcano, with steaming vents in the background.

Complete Earthquake list (worldwide) for today, Tuesday, 13 Oct 2015

Tue, 13 Oct 2015, 05:01



Volcanic activity worldwide 12 Oct 2015: Askja volcano

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 22:00


 
Recent earthquakes under Herdubreid volcano
Askja (Central Iceland): A shallow earthquake swarm has been occurring 25 km NE of the Aksja caldera since Thursday.  ...more




Volcanoes Today, 12 Oct 2015: Askja volcano

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 11:00



Askja volcano (Iceland): earthquake swarm near Herdubreid volcano

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 10:21


 
Recent earthquakes under Herdubreid volcano
A shallow earthquake swarm has been occurring 25 km NE of the Aksja caldera since Thursday.  ...more



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Photo of the Day: Kawah Ijen volcanoe, January 2015

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 05:01


 
Kawah Ijen volcanoe, January 2015

Photo of the Week: 5. Volcan Agua 3760m At Sunrise, From Campsite On Volcan Acatenango 3993m, Guatemala.

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 05:01


 
5. Volcan Agua 3760m At Sunrise, From Campsite On Volcan Acatenango 3993m, Guatemala.


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Complete Earthquake list (worldwide) for yesterday, Monday, 12 Oct 2015

Mon, 12 Oct 2015, 05:01



Volcanic activity worldwide 11 Oct 2015: Fuego volcano, Colima, Dukono, Sabancaya, Cotopaxi

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 22:00


 
Explosion at Colima volcano yesterday
Dukono (Halmahera): Intense ash emissions from the volcano create plumes at low altitude (2-2.5 km) that extend up to approx. 100 km to the NE.  ...more







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Sabancaya volcano (Peru): light ash emissions

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 17:05


 
Dilute ash plume from Sabancaya yesterday
Weak dilute ash emissions could be observed yesterday from the volcano.  ...more







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Fuego volcano (Guatemala) activity update

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 10:33

Activity has calmed down. Explosions have been only of smaller size, but the lava flows on the upper southern and western flanks remained weakly active last evening.
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Cotopaxi volcano update: Intermittent explosions and ash emissions

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 10:26


 
Ash emission from Cotopaxi on 9 Oct 2015
During the past days, intermittent explosive activity has resumed at the volcano's summit crater. Intense activity on 8 and 9 Oct generated ash plumes that rose up to 1-1.5 km height above the crater and drifted to the west. More about Cotopaxi volcano

Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia) activity update

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 10:18

Intense ash emissions from the volcano create plumes at low altitude (2-2.5 km) that extend up to approx. 100 km to the NE.
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Colima volcano (Western Mexico) activity update

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 10:16


 
Explosion at Colima volcano yesterday
Activity at the volcano remains essentially unchanged. Explosions of small to moderate size continue to occur from the summit crater at irregular intervals (up to a few times a day). More about Colima volcano

Photo of the Day: Powerful explosion from the southern vent of Yasur volcano in the evening twilight

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 05:01


 
Powerful explosion from the southern vent of Yasur volcano in the evening twilight


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Complete Earthquake list (worldwide) for Sunday, 11 Oct 2015

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 05:01



Strong mag. 6.1 earthquake - Pacific Antarctic Ridge on Sunday, 11 October 2015 - information

Sun, 11 Oct 2015, 01:58



Volcanic activity worldwide 8 Oct 2015: Fuego volcano, Ijen, Batu Tara, Aso, Alaid

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 22:00


 
Thermal signal on Alaid volcano (MODIS/NASA et MODVOLC/HIGP, via Culture Volcan)
Alaid (Northern Kuriles): (8 Oct) The northernmost of the volcanoes in the Kurile arc continues to show signs of weak activity in the form of a thermal anomaly at the summit crater.  ...more







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Popocatépetl volcano (Mexico): activity summary 30 Sep - 6 Oct 2015

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 12:05

During 30 September-6 October the seismic network at Popocatépetl recorded 23-142 daily emissions consisting of water vapor, gas, and sometimes ash; cloud cover often prevented visual observations.  ...more

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Semeru volcano (East Java, Indonesia) activity update

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 12:05

PVMBG reported that during August-29 September both white plumes and gray-to-brownish plumes from Semeru were observed rising as high as 600 m above the crater and drifting in multiple directions; inclement weather sometimes prevented observations.  ...more

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Sinabung volcano (Sumatra, Indonesia): activity summary 21-28 Sep 2015

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 12:05

PVMBG reported that during 21-28 September foggy weather sometimes prevented visual observations of Sinabung and the growing lava dome in the summit crater. Lava flows on the flanks were incandescent as far as 3 km E to SE. As many as five pyroclastic flows per day were detected, traveling as far as 4 km ESE. Ash plumes rose as high as 4.5 km.  ...more

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Tungurahua volcano (Ecuador): intermittent ash emissions

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 12:05

IG reported moderate-to-high seismic activity at Tungurahua during 30 September-6 October, characterized by long-period events, volcano-tectonic events, and signals indicating emissions.  ...more

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Batu Tara volcano (Sunda Islands, Indonesia) activity update

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 10:02

Strombolian to vulcanian-type explosive activity continues at the volcano, sometimes strong enough to produce plumes visible on satellite imagery.  ...more

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Fuego volcano (Guatemala): new phase of strong activity with lava fountains and lava flows

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 10:00


 
Lava fountains and flows at Fuego yesterday (INSIVUMEH)
Another phase of strongly increased activity is occurring at the volcano. Starting 6 Oct, strombolian activity increased to pulsating lava fountains from two summit vents and feeds two lava flows that started to descend the southern and western flanks of the volcano through the Trinidad and Santa Teresa canyon, reaching 1000 and 600 m, respectively.  ...more






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Alaid volcano (Northern Kuriles, Kuril Islands) activity update

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 09:48


 
Thermal signal on Alaid volcano (MODIS/NASA et MODVOLC/HIGP, via Culture Volcan)
The northernmost of the volcanoes in the Kurile arc continues to show signs of weak activity in the form of a thermal anomaly at the summit crater. More about Alaid volcano

Aso volcano (Kyushu, Japan) activity update

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 09:43


 
Steam plume from Aso's Nakadake crater today
The volcano continues to be at unrest. The main vent in the Nakadake crater continues to produce mild, sporadic ash emissions and intense degassing, creating a plume that rises few hundred meters. More about Aso volcano

Ijen volcano (East Java, Indonesia): crater lake closed for access

Thu, 8 Oct 2015, 09:39

Access to the volcano's famous crater lake (and its sulfur mining area) has been temporarily closed by authorities. It seems that weak phreatic explosions occurred under the lake on 1 October, without causing damage or fatalities.  ...more

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Volcanic activity worldwide 6 Oct 2015: Karymsky volcano, Dukono

Tue, 6 Oct 2015, 22:00

Karymsky (Kamchatka): (6 Oct) Several ash plumes have been reported from the volcano over the past days by Tokyo VAAC. Karymsky has intermittent strombolian to vulcanian-type explosions from its summit crater.  ...more


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Dukono volcano (Halmahera, Indonesia): ash plume extending 120 km NE

Tue, 6 Oct 2015, 08:59

A volcanic ash plume extending 120 km to the NE was spotted this morning by VAAC Darwin.

waiting on Angus the  back end. of this. what does ice age say about this variable relation?
there also was a 7,3 or much greater this week. was that the back end?

probably, but November December and January, feb 5th, and feb 14. will tell the complete story.

8.3 magnitude earthquake 46 km from Illapel, Coquimbo, Chile
about a month ago
UTC time: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 22:54 PM
Your time: Wednesday, September 16 2015 6:54 PM
Magnitude Type: mww
USGS page: M 8.3 - 46km W of Illapel, Chile
USGS status: Reviewed by a seismologist
There were no immediate reports of casualties and damage

Quote from freethisone on October 23rd, 2015, 02:56 PM

waiting on Angus the  back end. of this. what does ice age say about this variable relation?
there also was a 7,3 or much greater this week. was that the back end?

probably, but November December and January, feb 5th, and feb 14. will tell the complete story.


8.3 magnitude earthquake 46 km from Illapel, Coquimbo, Chile
about a month ago
UTC time: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 22:54 PM
Your time: Wednesday, September 16 2015 6:54 PM
Magnitude Type: mww
USGS page: M 8.3 - 46km W of Illapel, Chile
USGS status: Reviewed by a seismologist
Reports from the public: 1243 people

did i just get my conformation?

7.7-magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan 02:12

(CNN)A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck southern Asia on Monday afternoon, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The epicenter was 45 kilometers south southwest of Jarm, Afghanistan, near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

CNN teams in Kabul, New Delhi, India, and Islamabad, Pakistan, all felt strong tremors.

A USGS map showed that shaking traveled into Tajikistan as well.

The quake's epicenter was at a depth of 213.5 kilometers (132.6 miles).

There were no immediate reports of casualties and damage


Major mag. 7.6 earthquake - Hindu Kush Region, Afghanistan on Monday, 26 October 2015
Oct 26 09:48: Magnitude recalculated from 7.4 to 7.5.


I felt this quake
 Date & time: Mon, 26 Oct 09:09:32 UTC
 Magnitude: 7.5
 Depth: 212.0 km
 Epicenter latitude / longitude: 36.4°N / 70.86°E [Map]
 Nearest volcano: Vakak (356 km)
 Primary data source: GFZ 
 
Data for same earthquake as reported from other agencies 
Time Mag. / Depth Location Map Source
Mon, 26 Oct
Mon, 26 Oct 09:09 UTC M 7.7 / 215 km HINDU KUSH REGION, AFGHANISTAN [Map] EMSC
 Mon, 26 Oct 09:09 UTC M 7.5 / 212.5 km - 45km N of `Alaqahdari-ye Kiran wa Munjan, Afghanistan [Map] USGS
 Mon, 26 Oct 09:09 UTC M 7.8 / 200 km Afghanistan-Tajikistan Border Region



look for sun at 3 15 am off the clear eastern horizon..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwlH36M34Xo

amazing the alignment is tonight!. trust me it is all there! The red star with a vector coming right at  us..

and temple one the comet to shine like the sun.. don't forget Hartley two below and to the left ov temple one in the east...