[Compiled this when I stumbled across a website that was listing all these things happened and I never heard about them…wonder why?]
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No matter what you have read recently in magazines, newspapers, on the Internet, heard on the radio, seen on TV or on the big screen. There is absolutely no credible evidence that can be independently verified that harmful man induce-weird weather and Earth events from 1999 to 2009 climate change (global warming) is occurring. Also, the sea level in all of Earth’s oceans has not risen even 1.00″/2.54cm in the past 200 years.
The record cold of the decades of the 1940’s, 1970’s, 1980’s and most recently the bitter northern hemisphere winters of 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003 argue against the occurrence of harmful-man-induced-climate-change (global warming).
[See above the records that were broke.]
But what is the point of the above paragraph? It is to demonstrate that for every short term global record warm weather event that is heralded in the media as an example of global warming, there is a counter balancing global record cold weather event, usually ignored by the media. The Warministas point to each and every regional warm event as proof-positive that harmful-man-induced-climate-change (global warming) is occurring. At the same time, they conveniently ignore regional cold events or I should say that they used to. Their new tactic now is to conveniently blame every regional cooling event as also proof-positive that harmful-man-induced-climate-change (global warming) is occurring. So, they have a win-win situation.
[See the above] cold weather anomalies in the winters of 2007, 2006-2007, 2005-2006 and 2004-2005, that you “may” have not heard about in the U.S. media, due to the global warming media bias. As follows are old weather anomalies in 2008 that have gone under or not reported at all in the U.S. media, due to the global warming media bias.
Earth [2008—(3/18 average temperature across both contiguous U.S. and globe during Climatological winter–Dec. 2007-Feb. 2008–was coldest since 2001, contiguous United States, average winter temperature was 33.2°-0.6°C–0.2°F-0.1°C above 20th century average, yet still ranks as coldest since 2001, 54th coldest winter since national records began 1895), (3/2 extraordinary winter conditions in both hemispheres over past year, measurable snow in Johannesburg last June, 6″ in Baghdad in Jan., first ever observed in 100 years of records, Arctic sea ice returning with vengeance reaching record coverage after record retreat last summer, paralyzing blizzards in China, sharp drop in globe’s average temperature), (2/26 snow cover over North America/much of Siberia, Mongolia, China is greater than at any time since 1966, U.S. National Climatic Data Center–NCDC, reported many American cities/towns suffered record cold temperatures in Jan./early Feb, according to NCDC, average temperature in Jan. “was -0.3° F cooler than 1901-2000–20th century average.)], (2007—Just about every volcano woke up, either erupting or showing activity.), (2005—more wobbly, polar inversion from north to south to south to north; Earthquakes have increased exponentially in last couple of years, a phenomenon not seen in human history; latitudinal lineaments, cracks appeared in Earth’s core, India’s tsunami caused the north pole to move!)
Sun (2005—acting strangely, sunspot 720-longest solar filament ever recorded)
North America—
[2008—(5/15 reported that Apr. was coolest Apr. in 11 years for lower 48 United States/fell into lowest 25% of all Aprils based on records going back to 1895)]
Canada [2008—(3/12 snowiest countries in world, series of violent “snow rage” incidents reveal that even locals have their limits, police in French speaking province of Quebec said people were fighting over snow clearing/even parking spaces, one storm dumped 23″ on capital Ottawa/19″ on Quebec City, which already received 210″ this year, had dozen violent disputes about snow from one property ending up on someone else’s, drifts outside some houses are 12″/higher.)], (2005—20-30° warmer)
- British Columbia [2008—(12/15 temperature dipped as low as -30°)], (2007—Mount Nazko Cone, no activity for 7,200 years, small dormant volcano west of Quesnel, easternmost volcano in Anahim Volcanic Belt, 600-kilometre-long line of volcanic activity running northern tip of Vancouver Island to Quesnel area. series of micro-quakes.)
- Newfoundland/southeast (2001—worst winter on record)
- Saskatchewan [2008—(12/15 temperature dipped as low as -38°)], (2003-2004—winter, minimum temperatures fall to -62°F)
- Manitoba [2008—(12/15 temperature dipped as low as -40°)]
- Alberta [2008—(12/15temperature dipped as low as -43°)]
United States/South—[2008—(12/10-11 many locations had earliest heaviest snowfall ever observed for date/month)]
- Arizona [2010—(9/26 quake)], (2005—3.8 Earthquake, unusual), (2000—freak snow storm)
- Arkansas [2010—(10/24 2.8), (10/15 3.8), (9/20 Faulkner County, 6 earthquakes five hours. 2.5 mg at 10:59 pm two miles east-southeast of Guy, 2.1 mg at 11:05pm one mile southeast of Guy, 2.3 mg at 12:40am two miles south of Guy, 2.4 mg at 1:52am, 1:58am, 2.2 mg one mile southeast of Guy, 2.6 mg at 3:55am two miles east-southeast of Guy. Recent rise in number of earthquakes in Faulkner County has caught the attention of many)], (2005—felt by people, scientist have no explanation)
- Alabama/east [2010—5/6 near Gadsden 3.2)], (2000—worst drought in 106 years)
- Florida/east [2008—(12/30 30° at Nobleton. http://kamala.cod.edu/fl/latest.nous42.KTBW.html), (11/20 record breaking cold temperatures, coldest 24° at Nobleton, Tampa Bay 8 new record minimum temperatures occurred, Archbold saw 31°, breaking old record of 38°), (11/19 record breaking cold temperatures, coldest spot 21° at Lake City, Tampa Bay 7 new record minimum temperatures occurred, Chiefland saw 24°, breaking old record of 32°), (12/3, record breaking cold temperatures, coldest spot 23° at Nobleton, Tampa Bay 9 new record minimum temperatures occurred, Archbold saw 29°, breaking old record of 34°), (10/28 new low maximum/minimum temperature records set for day/month, coldest spot 26° at Nobleton on west central peninsula, sub freezing line occurred across northern part of State/ extended down to central peninsula to I-4 corridor/west of U.S. 27, Brooksville north of Tampa saw 28°, north side of Lakeland between Tampa/Orlando saw 30°, Mount Plymouth NW of Orlando saw 32°, temperatures dipped as low as 28° at Chiefland), (8/9 cold front made it into central peninsula of Florida before becoming stationary, allowed dew-point/minimum temperatures to bottom out into low to mid 60’s in inland rural areas), (8/11 very unusual anomaly), (5/6 first 90° maximum temperature of summer season occurred on south side of Lakeland, 43 years of record keeping this is latest date for first 90° maximum temperature), ([4/17 minimum temperature of 31°F with ground frost at Nobleton East in Sumter County on west central peninsula on latitude of Orlando, coldest minimum temperature for month in 30 years of records, previous record was 31.9°), (4/15-16 minimum temperature of 32°), (1/3 subfreezing minimum temperatures occurred, snow showers fell)], (2001—worse brought in 100 years),
- Georgia/East [2010—(8/5 Milledgeville 2.2)]
- Guam [2010—8/31 near Hagatna 5.0)]
- Gulf of Mexico [2010—(9/10 Tropical Storm Richard)]
- Hawaii [2010—(10/24 Hilo, Hawai`i 2.3)], (2007—Mount Kilauea, last 1992, ongoing eruption from east rift zone, startling to see river of lava coursing between broad levee walls that tower above surrounding land surface, this is one-of-a-kind-phenomenon, perched lava channel seen before, Kilauea’s lava flow doubled since July 21. Current vent on Kilauea volcano’s east rift zone putting out twice as much lava compared to eruptive rate before July 21, mount three times Kilauea’s long-term average. Many years nearly all lava flowed southeast to sea. Since July 21 flowed inland to northeast of rift zone, formation of perched lava ponds at Kilauea’s newest fissure latest phenomenon to intrigue scientists studying long-running eruption, ponds appeared July 21 at fissure on northeast side of Pu’u ‘O’o cone, first time lava has surfaced in area since 1999. Since fissure began, at least three perched or elevated pools of lava have developed/overflowed to feed longer flows, largest 650 feet in diameter/almost 65 feet high. Perched lava ponds somewhat uncommon because they require fairly constant flow of lava/right terrain, ponds form when slow-moving lava flows into relatively flat area/spreads outward into ponds instead of forming channel, outer edges cool, levees created, capturing newer lava. Sooner or later, ponds overflow, with each episode, levees thicken/grow taller, pools can collapse, drain or harden, creating flat formation that resembles frozen water pond, ponds extremely dangerous since edges can break anytime/inundate surrounding areas. Lava erupting east of Pu’u O’o crater on Kilauea volcano for first time in 15 years.; East Lae’apuki, Kilauea Volcano lava bench on ever-changing coastline, grown to 44 acres, creating one of largest deltas in 23-year history, bench fed by underground lava tubes, larger than 34 acres of newly formed land collapsed into sea without warning Nov. 28, 2005, new bench about 1,110 yards long/347 yards wide, size of 40 football fields, expanding out over steep underwater slope, on top of rubble from previous collapse/other volcanic debris, new bench extremely unstable, prone to submarine landslides, scientists reported large cracks running parallel to coastline, surprised to see water in most of cracks, steam explosions from bench collapses can send lava spatter/large rocks into air, collapses create waves of scalding water that wash onshore, burning onlookers, four deaths in recent years associated with active lava benches.), (2005—Mount Mauna Loa, unprecedented amount of activity)
- Kansas [2010— [2008—(12/15 minimum temperature -12°), (1/1 Arkansas City 2.7)]
- Kentucky/east [2010—(10/16 near Middlesboro 2.0)]
- Louisiana [2010—(8/2 Baton Rouge 3.0)], [2008—(12/10-11 measurable snow fell east Louisiana 6″ Hammond)], (2001—Rich-Cali soft sediment (jello-like) under the ground), (2000—worst drought in 106 years)
- Mississippi [2008—(12/10-11 measurable snow fell 9″ in Lawrence County), (6/2 Olive Branch 2.2)], (2000—worst drought in 106 years)
- Missouri [2010—(10/23 near New Madrid 2.3)]
- New Mexico/west [2010—(10/15 near Datil 2.2)]
- North Carolina/east [2010—(7/16 near Easley1.3)], (2005—heard unknown loud booms by thousands, there was no explanation)
- Northern Mariana Islands [2010—(10/11 near Agrihan 4.6)]
- Puerto Rico [2010—(10/7 near Mayaguez 2.5)]
- South Carolina/east [2010—(6/6 near Easley 1.9)]
- Tennessee/east [2010—(10/24 near Dyersburg 1.8)]
- Texas [2010—(10/9 near Snyder 3.1)], [2008—(12/10-11 measurable snow fell in upper Texas coast 2″ Galveston County, Texas, 4″ Beaumont)], (2005—unusual weather patterns, Bruni, unprecedented flooding)
- Virgin Islands [2010—(10/24 near Roadtown, British Virgin Islands 4.7)]
- Virginia/east [2010—(10/2 near Richmond 3.0)]
- West Virginia/east [2010—(9/13 near Charleston 2.4)]
United States/North—
[(2008—(12/13-16, period bitter cold arctic air invaded Great Plains, inter-mountain West, Upper Midwest regions), (10/27-28 record early season cold/heavy snow swept through eastern half of U.S. east of Rocky Mountains, snowfall in New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Vermont, totals of 15-20″ measured across New York State, lighter snow totals occurred in Appalachian Mountains from Maryland to Georgia), (6/10-12 Pacific NW and Northern/Central Rockies saw unusually late subfreezing cold/measurable snow.)]
- Alaska [2010—(10/24 central 2.2 quake)], [(2008—(10/29, minimum temperature unusually cold for so early in season in central/east central regions, minimum temperatures ranged from -16° near Fairbanks to -39° at Chicken), (12/31 temperature dipped to -67° F at Sterling on Kenai Peninsula; Tok dropped to nearly -60°F), (10/14 glaciers growing, two hundred years of glacial shrinkage in Alaska, then winter/summer of 2007-2008, unusually large amounts of winter snow followed by unusually chill temperatures in June, July, Aug. “In mid-June, I was surprised to see snow still at sea level in Prince William Sound,” said U.S. Geological Survey glaciologist Bruce Molnia. “On the Juneau Icefield, there was still 20 feet of new snow on the surface of the Taku Glacier in late July. At Bering Glacier, a landslide I am studying, located at about 1,500 feet elevation, did not become snow free until early Aug. In general, the weather this summer was the worst I have seen in at least 20 years.”), (10/6 Fairbanks, had its earliest start of winter season in past 16 years), (summer Anchorage on track to be coldest recorded history http://www.adn.com/life/story/473786.html), (4/27 Anchorage heaviest snowfall after Apr. 1st since records began early 20th century.), (2/8 minimum temperature dipped to -83°F, at Chicken, new all time record low for Alaska/North America)], (2007—Alaskan Peninsula, Mount Pavlof has erupted 10 possibly 13 times in past three decades, most recently 1996.; Aleutian rim, Alaska Peninsula southwest of Anchorage, continues to be active, puffing ash/spewing lava. Earthquake activity in area, about 600 miles southwest of Anchorage, steady/above normal, activity monitored in real time at 31 volcanoes in Alaska. Ships reported seeing incandescent blocks falling down east-southeast flank of volcano.; Alaska Peninsula, King Salmon River, salmon fishing canceled, no salmon showed up this year, wild salmon along river’s upper section, which drains flank of Mount Chiginagak volcano about 350 miles southwest of Anchorage, river started to turn orange, weird reddish foam/scum starting to come down river, upstream dead plants, gulls missing from island/fish gone from lake, brown bears gone, State scientists found new 1,300-foot-wide crater lake near 7,005-foot volcano’s summit had spilled, producing foul slurry Chiginagak has no recent history of eruption, scientists left seismic recorder in area to determine whether volcano is becoming active.; Aleutian Islands, Aleutian Arc mysterious volcano stirring, trembling, lots of tiny earthquakes 6-12 miles underground, swarm beneath 5,925-foot Tanaga marks first sign of unrest since Alaskan Observatory wired rugged cone with its own network of sensors 2 years ago, volcano last 1914, most Aleutian Arc volcanoes produce batches of tiny quakes every day, Tanaga remarkably quiet, reasons remain unclear, nearest community is Adak, 63 miles to east.), (2005—land mass moved up and down every 30 seconds for several minutes during tsunami; unusual winter air conditions, energy from Sumatra 9.3 mg earthquake, felt 7,000 miles away;Mount Augustine woke up.), (2001— 6.7 earthquake, strongest in U.S.; Kodiak heightened activity, plates aren’t moving very fast)
- California/west [2010—(10/24 north 2.0), (10/21 Gulf 4.1, 4.3, 6.7, 4.7, 4.3, 4.8, ), (10/20 Gulf, 5.8, 4.9, 5.9, 5.7, 4.7), ], [2008—(12/17, snowed in coastal town of Malibu!), (10/12 temperature dropped to 31 degrees in Ukiah Valley, coldest Oct. 12 morning since record keeping began 1893, record was 34 degrees 1916, minimum temperatures as low as 27 degrees occurred)], (2006—Clearlake home to active volcano that may erupt violently within next 10,000 years. Recently named high threat location that should be monitored closely. Next eruption in Clearlake, city about 80 miles west of Sacramento, violent explosion of magma, not small lava flow. Volcano in Clearlake may be actively recharging for future eruption for several reasons—Earth’s crust around volcano giving off unusual amount of heat/emitting gases chemically similar to magma.)
- Connecticut/east [2010—3/11 Middletown 2)]
- Colorado/west [2010—7/18 Paonia 3.1)], [2008—(12/16 Denver record set minimum temperature of -8°, tying old record set 111 years ago 1897), (12/15 Denver set new record low minimum temperature of -19°, breaking old record of -6° set 1951; Denver set new record low maximum of 2°, breaking the old record of 19° set 1914, elsewhere in Colorado, temperature dipped as low as -27°), (12/14 Denver set new record low minimum temperature of -18°, breaking old record of -14° set 1901), (4/12 Crested Butte measured 422″ of snow so far this season, breaking old record of 415″ measured 1979-1980)]
- Delaware/east [2010—7/1 Wilmington 2/7)]
- Idaho/west [2010—10/18 Challis 2.0)]
- Illinois/east [2010—8/31 Chicago 2.7)]
- Indiana/east [2010—4/24 Vincennes 2.5)], (2008—(12/ Fargo 33.5″ of snow, its snowiest month ever), (10/10 Boise saw its earliest snowfall since records began 1898)]
- Iowa [2010—7/16 Shenandoah 3.3)]
- Maine/east [2010—8/29 Biddeford 2.3)], [2008—(4/6 Caribou broke its all time seasonal snowfall record with 193″ measured, normal is 110″, previous record 160″ measured 1940), (3/25 Caribou coldest minimum temperatures so late in season, going back to 1939, examples -34° at Big Black River, -30° at Clayton Lake, -28° at Nine Mile Bridge)]
- Maryland/east [2010—7/16 Rockville 3.6)], (2005—earthquake 3 times in one day, never happened before)
- Massachusetts/east [2010—10/22 Amsterdam 1.7)], (2004—Jan. Boston coldest Jan. in 111 years.)
- Michigan/east [1994—9/2 Lansing 3.5)]
- Minnesota [2010—(10/21 recording-setting wet Sept, exceptionally dry Oct., on track to have one of driest Oct. on record.), [2008—(12/16 St. Cloud set a new record low maximum of -24°, breaking old record of -21° set 1963, elsewhere temperature dipped as low as -38°)], (2003-2004—winter, Fosston -50°F), (1994—2/9 3.1)]
- Montana/west [2010—10/16 West Yellowstone 1.6)], [2008—(12/15 Gold Butte set new record low minimum temperature of -33°, breaking old record of -30° set 1924; elsewhere temperature dipped as low as -38°)
- Nebraska [2010—9/26 Lexington 3.0)], [2008—12/15 minimum temperature -19°)]
- Nevada/west [2010—10/24 near Bishop, Cal. 1.9)], (2005—unusual land mass movement)
- New Hampshire/east [2010—10/8 near Berlin 2.0)]
- New Jersey/east [2010—9/8 near Morristown 1.9)]
- New York/east [2010—(10/22 near Amsterdam 1.7), (3/1 latest storm took New York City’s total snowfall for Feb. to more than 36″, making it snowiest month on record, third heavy storm to hit region in month)], (2000—earthquake 3.7 , uncommon)
- North Dakota [2008—(12/15 minimum temperatures -30°)], (2003-2004—winter, Grand Forks set all time record low of -44°F)
- Oklahoma/ [2010—(10/19 near Norman 2.8), (10/13 4.5 quake)]
- Ohio/east [2010—(6/10 near Painesville 2.6)], (2005—worst winter in 100 years)
- Oregon/west [2010—(10/16 near John Day 2.9)], [2008—10/11 cold temperatures set several new record lows, including low of 22° downtown Pendleton that broke 118 year-old record of 24°)], (2007—South Sister, recent survey of bulge covers about 100 square miles indicates area still growing, suggesting it could be another volcano in making or major shift of molten rock under center of Cascade Range, spread out across area as big as city of Portland, centered three miles southwest of South Sister, about 25 miles from Bend, likely cause of bulge is pool of magma equal in size to lake 1 mile across/65 feet deep, magma lake rising 10 feet each year under tremendous pressure, good news is eruption likely would not seriously affect population, geological history suggests it would result only in small cinder cones that spew ash/lava, such cones most common volcanic features on Earth, central Oregon has about 600, basalt flows occurred in area of bulge every 1,000 to 1,500 years for past 4,000 years, area is due for another. “The bulge is on time. The bus has arrived.”), (2005—snow with fog was a rare weather phenomenon)
- Pennsylvania/east [2010—(6/3 near Carlisle 2.9)], [2008—(5/12 May 12snow in State College, latest snowfall on record/only second snowfall in May in past 105 years)]
- Road Island [2008—(3/11 near Middletown Ci. 2.0)]
- South Dakota [2008—(12/15 minimum temperature -24°)], [2007—2/7 near wall 3.1)]
- Utah/west [2010—(10/22 near Loa 3.0)], (2005—unusual land mass movement; unusual snow fall)
- Vermont/east [2009—(9/26 near Plattsburgh 2.0)]
- Washington/west [2010—(10/23 near Everett 1.5)], [2008—(Dec., Spokane record 59.8″ snow fell in more than normally falls in a winter season), (4/11 Spokane, surrounding inland northwest region suffering through its second snowiest winter on record, 89.5″ of snow has fallen during winter of 2007-08, snowfall pushed this winter past 89″ recorded 1974-1975)], (2005—below freezing, unusual lack of precipitation)
- Wisconsin (2008—Green Bay measured 45.2″ of snow, new Dec. record; Madison measured 40.4″ of snow, snowiest month ever)
- Wyoming/west [2010—(10/24 near Jackson 4.4)], [2008—(12/15 Casper set new record low minimum temperature of -20°, breaking old record of -11° set 1951; elsewhere temperature dipped as low as -36°)], (2007—Yellowstone Caldera, 2,805 m, 86 earthquakes located in Yellowstone region, 2.1, uplift of Yellowstone Caldera slowed/may have stopped, floor of Yellowstone caldera risen at rate faster than ever been observed before, out of 148 American volcanoes, U.S. Geological Survey ranks Yellowstone’s as 21st biggest threat. Last year, park experienced 1,202 earthquakes, albeit minor ones. Studies at 2.2-million acre national park show catastrophic event like caldera-forming volcanic eruption least likely to happen.)
South Africa—(2007—in space zone IOS plumes forming)
- Cameroon/west (2007—Lake Nyos study reveal that without emergency measures could release lethal cloud of carbon dioxide, capable of wiping out entire communities around shores, lake, which sits atop volcano, contained record levels of carbon dioxide, in both lakes, a 12% -14% reduction in overall gas content, good news, bad news is single pipes not sufficient to rapidly remove as much as needed to make them safe, still more gas in both lakes than released in 1980s, could have gas burst that could be bigger than either of disasters.)
- Tanzania/east (2007—Oldonyo Lengai Mountain, Ngorongoro, Arusha, experts investigate increasing volcanic eruptions sending shock-waves to whole region, volcano at mountain is live, erupting frequently almost every year, numbers of eruption/dimensions on rise daily in recent months, eruptions are bigger than any other time, nobody or animal has been affected as a result so far, last month volcano erupted forcing over 3,000 to flee from area, eruption rocked villages of Nayobi/Magadini/Engaruka/Malambo/Ngaresero/Gelai-bomba/Kitumbeine, exodus after volcanic mountain rumbled into red-hot landslide, spewing scalding fumes/lava all over neighborhood, major explosive eruption took place January-June 1917, ash was deposited 25-30 miles away, mountain less than 370,000 years old, youngest volcano in Rift Valley.)
- Uganda [2010—3/4 unusual heavy rains)]
- Zambia (2000—highest flooding ever recorded)
North Africa—(2007—in space zone IOS plumes forming)
- Egypt [2010—(3/1 hail storm in Cairo, killed four people/injured more than 50 others; country’s second largest city, Alexandria, located on Mediterranean Sea coast waves as high as a two-story building hit shore; European luxury cruise ship crashed into pier in resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh killing three sailors/wounding four tourists; another person was killed amidst wave of car collisions nationwide)]
- Nigeria (2000—earthquake 5 unexpected; freak high winds)
- Sierra Leone/west (2005—most snow in 90 years)
South Asia—
- Burma (Myanmar)/east [2010—(10/19 West Coast of, Bay of Bengal’s 4th Storm, Category 1; South Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands Tropical Cyclone Giri), (9/20 Rangoon Tropical Cyclone)]
- China/east (2007—Mount Huguangyan, volcanic lake, Guangdong city of Zhanjiang, record decline in water level raised concern that sleeping volcano is about to wake-up. At 2.3 square kilometers,world’s largest volcanic lake, recorded lowest water level in 10 years, during second half of 2006, level dropped 5 meters. Phenomenon ruled out the possibility of eruption.), (2001—worst blizzard in 4 decades), (2000—worst drought in 50 years, major river drys up; massive red tide 2,700 sq miles, 6 1/2 feet deep, unprecedented; worst rain in 150 years)
- India/west (2007—Kimin Village, lava/hot gas clouds erupting from side of hill, rare geological occurrence, 75 km north of state capital Itanagar, some sort of fumerolic activity could be beginning activity inside earth, molten magma oozed out owing to rise in temperature of at least 1,000 degrees centigrade, no historical remains of any volcanic mountain either extinct, dormant or active in region.; Tamil Nado lava from ground cause forest fire, six-kilometer area of Talakundha forest in Tamil Nadu gutted in fire, suspected from small volcano, fire/smoke from crater in forest continue to spread, hot black coal-like material, possibly magma seen inside it, large amount of smoke emerging from forest, authorities thought might be forest fire, saw huge fire/smoke coming from forest, due to heat trees were falling down, still cannot make out what caused this, if situation continues major fire accident may take place, seems to be very dangerous/also gas coming out from earth causing nausea to people in vicinity, forestland collapsed by five-six feet because of volcano-type situation, methane gas coming out of craters, causes dizziness/nausea, locals seeing fire in forest for past month, village elders said ancestors talked about similar fire some 100 years ago in vicinity, only active volcano in India located in Andaman/Nicobar Islands in Bay of Bengal, no official confirmation volcano or not.; Chegaon Makhan Village, lava-like substance found after minor fire broke out barren land, fire about three feet high, emerged near Indra Colony, about one-and-a-half kg of lava-like substance found accumulated at one spot, substance created holes in radius of roughly 5 m, area in Pandhana tehsil where plate tectonic incidents have taken place earlier.”), (2005—aftershocks behavior/numbers, unheard of history of seismology; Mabai worst winter 56 years; Jammu first snow fall ever recorded), (2000—worst drought 100 years)
- Indonesia [2010—(3/28 Northern Sumatra 5.0), (10/19 Sundra Strait 5.0)], (2007—Telang, Sumatra, Barren Island, Andaman, Earth scientists/vulcanologist examining series of earthquakes that rocked Sumatra for year leads to volcanic eruption in region, eight months, volcanoes like Telang/Barren Island been activated after series of earthquakes, more than dozen earthquakes preceded major earthquake of Sumatra, magnitude 9, in December, over 20 earthquakes preceded March 2005 8.7 quake in Sumatra, over 200 earthquakes over M 5.5/6.5 recorded in Sumatra region.)
- Iran/west (2001—worst flood in 200 years; freak snow storm)
- Malaysia (2005—land mass moved 1 cm per week since tsunami)
- Pakistan/west (2007—Kashmir, Muzaffarabad, volcano emitting ash/smoke ever since deadly earthquake struck?, question being asked by those who have visited, private television channel ran video film interviewed local people, pointing out ash/ smoke/stones coming down from hilltop many kilometers away since quake two weeks back, causing landslides ever since day of disaster, people saw many unfortunate people falling into fissures created by earthquake along roads/streets.)
- Philippines/South China Sea [2010—(10/21 Super-Typhoon Megi, Juan, packing winds may 200 miles per hour before it struck, not only strongest hurricane of busy 2010 season, one of strongest tropical cyclones on record, packing sustained winds as it hit Luzon 165 mph/pressure in its eye as low 914 millibars, strongest Category 5 tropical cyclone to make landfall in world since U.S. Hurricane Hunter team, in western Pacific, part of ongoing field research into tropical cyclones, flew into eye of Megi, registered pressure of just 890 mb, which would rank storm as 16th strongest in recorded history; also hit Hong Kong; Kaohsiung, Taiwan), (10/20 Catanduanes 5.1), (3/2 Luzon 5.8)]]
- South Korea/east (2005—earliest winter since 1965)
- Sri Lanka/west (2005—unusual cracking of 10 houses by offshore activity)
- Taiwan/east [2010— (3/4 5.6, 6.4)], (1999—earthquake 7.6, worst on record)
- Thailand (2005—Bangkoc, land mass moved southward by 9 cm; freak snow; Phuket Island, land mass moved southward by 32 cm)
- Vietnam (2000—worst flooding in 70 years)
- Yeman/west (2007—Yeman Island, Red Sea, last 1883, volcano destroyed all buildings of naval base, evacuated as eruption sent part of island collapsing into sea, covered rest with lava, spewing lava/ash into air, volcanic eruption catastrophic, eruption collapsed part of island of Jabal al-Tair/covered rest with lava. Six NATO ships searched for hours without success/were eventually told to stop by Yemeni coast guard.), (2000—Mount Hibshi Volcano unpredicted eruption)
North Asia—[2008—(2/6 minimum temperature dipped to -102° at Ojmjakon in Siberia, new all time record low for Russia, Asia, globally outside of Antarctica)]
- Japan/east [2010—(10/22 offshore Honshu/East 5.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.1, 5.1), (3/2 Ryukyu Islands earthquake 5.1, 5.1] ], (2006—Mount Iwojima possible volcanic eruption, recorded 12-cm elevation in land on southeastern region of island in last month, biggest increase since 1997 when measurements began, land rising faster than speed of elevation observed before eruption on island Sept. 2001, unclear whether move will immediately lead to eruption, total elevation surpassed 20 cm since land began rising Aug.), (2005—freak wink gust)
- Mongolia (2001—freak storm), (2000—unusually harsh winter)
- Russia [2010—(10/19—Kamchatka Peninsula 5.0)], (2007—Mount Klyuchevskaya Sopka quieted, volcano emitting lava/ash since Feb, present sporadically emits gas/steam, peak of activity registered Apr.-July, major hot lava flows, 1000 degrees Celsius coming down slopes, released another plume, blasting ash 32,000 feet in air, diverted air traffic headed Far East, largest eruption to occur in North Pacific in decade, eruption, quite weak, grew by end of Mar., volcano very active, over 100 local earthquakes occurring daily on volcano, spewing columns of vapor mixed with large amount of ashes, explosions within crater heard at Klyuchi, sounds heard due to atmospheric phenomena.; Mount Kozyrevsk spewed volcanic bombs to height of 300 kilometers over summit, such phenomena now stopped.; Mount Shiveluch, 1964 last, Kamchatka Peninsula, Klyuchi village, threw out ashes Sun., loop of stretched 20km to west/to south-west, one day over 300 local earthquakes registered at volcano, ashy emissions erupted, have spread over 80 kilometers, emitting ash to height 6,000 meters, 20,000 feet, past twenty-four hours about 170 local tremors, emitted ash to height 4.5 kilometers, streams of lava with temperature of about 1,100 C, 2,012 encountering ice caps, producing powerful explosions of vapor, experts warning devastating mudflows can reach 500 meters, 1,640 feet in width/descend volcano’s eastern slopes, ocal officials said, population/companies in area could be affected by mudflows, told to take precautions, largest gas/ash emission in 5 years, clouds of volcanic ash spreading to northeast of mountain, posing threat to people’s health/air flights, tremors registered in nearby area, more than 150 volcanoes on Kamchatka, 29 active.), (2000-2001/2004-2005—Siberian coldest winters ever recorded), (2005—Kamchatka Peninsula had snow!; Moscow heaviest snow fall on record)
Australia [2010—(10/21 Murray-Darling Basin/Southeast, evidence of long-term drier climate.), (3/2 floodwaters in Charleville/Roma after record breaking rains hit a swathe of southwest Queensland still officially gripped by drought)], [2008—(8/17 Eyre in Western Australia registered low temperature of -7.2°C–19°F, setting record for all-time lowest temperature for that Australian state)], (2005—extremely unusual heat; heaviest rain in 156 years; Teutonic plate, Andaman plate line, 700 miles long, maybe collapsing causing extreme weather.), (2000—lowest temp ever recorded), (1999—Cyclone, strongest winds ever recorded)
- McDonald Island (2007—sub-Antarctic, volcano erupting, most remote territory, volcanic activity changing shape of island, ultimately changing environmental make-up of cold/windswept surface, island 4100km southwest of Western Australia, last visited 2002, volcano dormant 75,000 years before erupting first time 1992, several eruptions since, most recently 2001, island’s size doubled in time from 1.13sq km to 2.45sq km, McDonald Island volcano also unusual , unlike most oceanic volcanoes, it sits on shallow submarine plateau, means its eruptions not wild/fiery as some, slow-moving mass of lava that seeps/spreads, volcano 44km from Australia’s only other active volcano on Heard Island, activity for some time.)
- Vanuatu (New Hebrides Islands)/northeast (2007—Mount Manaro Volcano, South Pacific Island, Ambae, vulcanologist wondering why lake atop changed color from blue to spectacular bright red, change of color may come from new activity in ground or just chemical change in lake, one of four volcanoes currently active in island showing signs of erupting for only second time 122 years, island is chain of 13 main islands 2,300 km east of north-east Australia, 3 other volcanoes, Lopevi/Yasur/two-crater volcano on Ambryn Island called Marum/Benbow spewed rocks/ash/smoke/steam over South Pacific island nation in recent weeks, activity has slowed in recent days.)
South Europe—[2008—(4/6 measurable snow fell in London, England, U.K., southern Germany)]
- Austria (1999—worst avalanches 370 years)
- Bulgaria (2005—winter cyclone, gravest on record)
- France/west (1999—worst avalanches 370 years)
- Italy (2007—Mount Edna one of most unusual, complex eruptions in 3 centuries), (2000—unseasonable heat; Sicily Volcano erupts 62 times in one year), (1999—worst avalanches 370 years)
- Spain/east [2010—3/4 freak waves, 26ft high on coast northeastern Catalonia region)]
- (2007—Mount Teide, since 2004 mountain has been fairly quiet, couple of weeks might pass, then spate of small, imperceptible trembles occurs/rest is silence, might be tiny, but tremors not being ignored, something’s going on, prompted investigators from home/abroad to take look/see what might be happening, could close down/go back to sleep for another extended period, or could become wide awake, only certainty is volcano showing signs of activity, statistics available appear to indicate there’sproblem in Teide’s magmatic system, one of most puzzling pieces information whole archipelago inching its way towards Africa.)
- Switzerland/west (2002-2004—freak storms), (1999—worst avalanches in 370 years)
North Europe—
- England/west (2000—worst flooding in 100 years)
- Iceland/west (2007—new discovered volcanoes, two rift zones on Reykjanes ridge, uncovered new type of volcano unlike any in world, may be most significant geological discovery 40 years, hot spot under Iceland/rift zone interact, rift zones moving southwards, movement will continue for next millions of years.), (2000—earthquake 6.6, worst 90 years)
- Scotland/west (2005—seasons are changing)
- Sweden (2000—worst flooding 100 years)
- United Kingdom/west [2010—(water companies still recovering from summer drought, which developed through driest first six months of year since 1929.), (10/20 First big freeze, polar winds blowing south heavy snow forecast by Friday, icy polar winds to sweep across country, temperatures plummeting to below freezing/up to 2 ins of snow forecast for parts of north by end of week, millions will wake up to frost this week, worst of weather will hit Scotland/North-east England, Wednesday coldest day of week, temperatures as low as -3C on Tuesday night in rural parts of north, mercury will struggle to rise above freezing overnight in south, arrival blamed on polar winds.)], (2009-2010—coldest for more than 30 years, temperatures in Dec,/Jan./Feb. struggled to stay above zero, with UK average 1.5C (35F), making it deepest freeze sine 1978-79.),
Central America/South—
- Costa Rica [2010—(3/3 Irazú volcano 9 tremors from volcano during 30 minute period, located north of Cartago, began acting up after 7pm, None of tremors felt were above 3 on Richter scale, Irazú located next to Turrialba volcano that has been actively spewing ash/gases for last several months, Cinchona blew last Jan. 8, 2009, located near Poás volcano, short distance from Irazú, Irazú has recorded 23 eruptions during history, first recorded eruption 1723, latest explosion by colossus was n 1965/1963, height, geographical location, climatic condition, eruptions history, Irazú poses te greatest volcanic threat to Central Valley)], (2007—Mount Turrialba, 1866, thousands of small earthquakes occurred over past couple days, mild eruption, spewing sediment/materials accumulated in crater, not lava.)
Central America/Central—
- Nicaragua (2000—Mount San Cristobal strongest eruption ever recorded)
Central America/North—
- Mexico [2010—(10/21 Coast of Baja California 6.9; Coast of Sinaloa 6.2)], (2007—9/21 Hurricane Dean, Yucatan Peninsula sustained winds of 175 mph/central pressure of 905 mb),
South America/South—
- Argentina [2010—(3/2 Neuquen 5.3)]
- Bolivia (2002-2005—worst flood/hail ever recorded)
- Chile [2010—(10/21 Offshore O’Higgins 5.8), (10-20 Offshore O’Higgins 5.8), (3/4 offshore Bio-Bio 5.0; offshore Valparaiso 6.0), (3/3 offshore Valparaiso 5.1; offshore Bio-Bio 5.1; offshore Maule 5.5; massive 2/27 earthquake may have shortened all of our days, according to NASA, mag. 8.8 quake should have shortened length of Earth day by about 1.26 microseconds, microsecond is one millionth of second, quake should have moved “figure axis”, Earth’s mass is balanced, offset about 33′ off north-south axis by 2.7 milliarcseconds, 3″, 2004 mag. 9.1 Sumatran earthquake shortened length of day by 6.8 microseconds, much more than Chile quake did, Sumatran quake shifted Earth’s axis by only 2.32 milliarcseconds, about 2.76 inches, Chile quake should have changed axis more than the much larger Sumatran one because Earth’s mid-latitudes, rather than near equator, putting its force at more effective place for shifting axis, it was on fault that dips into Earth at slightly steeper angle, making it more effective in moving Earth’s mass vertically ), (3/2 offshore O’Higgins 5.1, 5.4, 5.0; offshore Bio-Bio 5.2; offshore Maule 5.0, offshore Valparaiso 5.0), (3/1 Offshore Maule 5.1, 5.0, 5.1, 5.0, 5.2, 5.1, 5.0 5.0 5.0, 6.1; Offshore Valparaiso 5.1, 5.2, 5.2, 5.1; Bio-Bio 5.2, 5.0, 5.2, 5.0, 5.3, 5.3, 5.2, 5.1, 5.3; Offshore Bio-Bio 5.1, 5.4, 5.4, 5.6, 5.2, 5.0, 5.2; Offshore Araucania 5.1, 5.1, 5.1; Libertador O’Higgins 5.0; Offshore O’Higgins 5.3, 5.0, 5.2), (2/27 8.8)]
South America/North—
- Brazil [2010—(3/1 mass death of tons of fish on shores of Rio de Janeiro’s main lagoon raised alarm for global warming disaster, 100 city clean-up crews removed 90 tonnes of dead fish so far on shores of popular beachside lagoon in Rio, experts say mass death could be result of abrupt temperature change, falling 10° centigrade in 24 hours)], [2008—9/5 southern Brazil saw its latest snowfall on record)]
- Columbia [2010—(10/18 San Jose de las Platas, Arboletes, Uraba, mud volcano erupted 8:30pm)]
- Ecuador/west [2010—(10/22 offshore 5.3)], (2007—Mount Tungurahua, 8 decades until 1999, shooting hot ash 100m into air after lava began to flow out of top last month, thrown out ash/2 km-high column of heavy smoke, volcano erupted after dormant six months, causing 87 small earthquakes in area in 24 hours, more severe eruptions could happen, two deadly eruptions last year destroyed six villages, killed six people, injured 12, Tungurahua dormant for eight decades until rumbled back into life 1999.; Reventador volcano, 3 unique photographs of recent volcanic eruption in remote part show plume unlike any documented hinting newly recognized hazard, usual volcanic plume consists of stalk capped with umbrella, resembles mushroom of atom bomb blast, umbrella on this plume wavy, like shell of scallop, never seen scalloped umbrella before, unusual conditions must have existed in volcanic plume that formed umbrella, instead of usual hot ash, eruption on Nov. 3, 2002 laden with steam/fairly cool ash from destruction of summit cone, unusually cool umbrella could not spread for long time, rapidly became heavy mixture of air/steam/ash hovering precariously over lighter air below, most umbrellas produce gradual ash falls, scalloped umbrellas behave differently/might represent previously unrecognized hazard.)
- Venezuela (1999—worst mudslide 10,000 years)
Oceans—new discovered volcanoes, thousands of new volcanoes found in oceans, true extent to ocean bed dotted with volcanoes revealed by researchers, counted 201,055 underwater cones, over 10 times more than found before, team estimates about 3 million submarine volcanoes, 39,000 rise more than 1000 meters over sea bed, distribution of underwater volcanoes tells something about what’s happening in center of Earth, satellites detect volcanoes more than 1500m high because mass of submerged mountains causes gravity to pull water in around them, creates domes on ocean’s surface several meters high/can be detected from space, multitude of small volcanoes undetected, only way of identifying them manually find their outline on sonar measurements taken from ships, researchers surprised to find density of small volcanoes dropped in area around Iceland, Iceland known to be hot spot for volcanic activity, found fewer volcanoes on seabed around Hawaii, volcanic hot spot, findings mean that researchers need to re-assess understanding of how submarine volcanoes are formed.)
Antarctica [2010—3/1 vast iceberg broke off eastern Antarctic earlier this month could disrupt marine life in region, scientists warned, iceberg, 78km by 39km wide, could have consequences for area’s colonies of emperor penguins as they may be forced to travel further afield to find food, iceberg calved from Mertz Glacier Tongue after hit by another huge iceberg, called B9B, change in availability of open water could affect rate of food production, which would have impact on amount of wildlife it could sustain, rise in concentration of salt increases water’s density, causing it to sink to bottom of the ocean, new iceberg has shortened length of Mertz Glacier Tongue, which could result in pack ice entering area/disrupting polynia, means that bottom water production rate will decrease, bottom water spills over continental shelf, flows down continental slope into deep ocean, this process helps drive “conveyor belt” of currents in Southern, Pacific, Atlantic Oceans, any disruption to net flow of bottom water could result in weakening in deep ocean circulation system, which plays key role in global climate system, researchers say changes to region triggered by formation of new iceberg will not shut down the circulation system/affect the world’s climate)], (2004—coldest in recorded history)
Atlantic Ocean—
- Trinidad/Caribbean Sea (2007— Mayaro, offshore mud volcano rising three months ago, residents called authorities to investigate gas bubble spotted at sea, growing ever since, emitting methane/flammable gas, grown 45 feet over past four months/now within four feet of breaking sea surface, bubbling disturbance in sea off Point Radix, mud volcano mount, poses no immediate threat to people, trying to quash rumors that disturbance could generate tsunami affecting seaside villages along east coast of Trinidad, waves generated pose threat only to sea-going vessels, ponds bubbling, part of road leading to village pocked with holes, some with bubbling mud, ten years ago in area Piparo mud volcano blew out with ferocity, roiling waters in area larger than football field off Trinidad’s east coast may be sign of growing mud volcano on ocean floor, emitting methane gas/mud/sediment, gas bubbling to surface could decrease buoyancy of water/sink any ships venturing near, center of muddy brown water waves are foaming/water appears to be bulging, mud spewing out of sea 8km off eastern coast of Trinidad could form temporary island, mud pouring out of opening or several openings in underwater hill/mountain at depth of 12-15m near Point Radix coast, probably looking more like a mud volcano, waves breaking around it, suggests it is just below water surface, only matter of time it breeches the surface, even if island is formed, will eventually submerge because it is made of loose mud, similar event occurred 2001 off Erin Bay in southern region of oil/gas producing twin-island nation, mud volcano rose 1.5m above sea level, creating island that collapsed after several days, in 1997 mud volcano erupted on land, burying 10 houses in central village of Piparo, villagers reported rumblings days before, Trinidad’s eastern coast is major area for oil/gas exploration/several companies flew over Point Radix coast to determine mud eruption would affect exploration operations.)
Pacific Ocean [2010—(10/19 Antarctic Ridge 5.0)], (2007—Pacific Sea Floor noisy popping rocks hauled up from deep seafloor off northern Mexico appear to be from very young undersea volcano, weird/scientifically valuable gas-charged, remarkably loud, volcanic rocks discovered in area 1960, no one able to find them again until now, area 200 miles south of San Diego near Guadalupe Island, don’t know how many volcanoes off coast here, rocks rare, popping rocks found outside Mid-Atlantic Ridge. How much of each gas that’s found in rocks could support or challenge theories about how interior of Earth is heated.; New type of volcano discovered may be heating up floor of western Pacific Ocean, group of small volcanoes, petit spot volcanoes, discovered far from tectonic-plate boundaries such as mid-oceanic ridges that often spawn volcanoes/earthquakes, Petit spot volcanoes yield no evidence of liquid rock source from deep within Earth, source of volcanoes melted rock from upper mantle, much closer to surface, squeezed through cracks in tectonic plate above, did not form by a plume.)
- Admiralty Islands [2010—(3/4 5.2)]
- Caribbean Island (2007—Mount Soufriere Hills, 1995 last event, Montserrat growing lava dome, 1,065 meters above sea level, containing 250 million cubic meters of volcanic material, largest ever been. Record surpasses previous record size, 2003 dome at 240 million cubic meters. Dome subsequently collapsed, converting areas from south woodlands to Salem/surrounding environment into disaster area due to abundance of ash deposited in areas.)
- Easter Island/southeast [2010—(10/19 Southeast 5.0)]
- Fiji Islands/south [2010—(10/21 South, 5.0)]
- Haiti/Caribbean [2010—(10/21 at least 10 people killed in flooding/mudslides triggered by three days of torrential rains)]
- Mariana Islands/near Japan (2007—Anatahan’s Volcano temporary lull, showing signs of activity with long-period earthquakes occurring, volcanic earthquakes indicate magmatic movement that may lead to another eruption.)
- New Zealand/south [2010—(10/21 Kermadec Islands/South 5.2)], (2007—Auckland, Mountt Taranaki, ash from Lake Pupuke affected by eruptions from/farther afield, 400-year cycle, last erupted about 300 years ago.; Dozens of newly discovered volcanoes in stretch of Pacific Ocean pose major tsunami risk due to area’s seismic instability, Australian geologist warned, teams discovered 75 previously unknown volcanoes in 2,000km strip from New Zealand north to Tonga, 40 percent of releasing hot water/gas through vents indicated magma below, all potentially active, only 10 volcanoes known to exist in area, tectonic plates comprise Earth’s crust known to be converging north of New Zealand faster than anywhere else on planet, moving at rate of about 25 millimeters a year, tsunami could occur at any time/threaten communities across Pacific.), (2005—Takelau cyclone, 4 in Pacific in one month; icebergs sighted off coast)
- Papua New Guinea/southwest [2010—(10/21 New Britain Region 5.4; 10/22 Easter New Guinea Region 5.1 )], (2007—Karai volcano, July 13, a series of light-moderate earthquakes accompanying first historical eruption of volcano, frequent earthquake activity continues, emissions from another volcano, Mt. Bamus, volcano has been inactive for more than 100 years, began projecting steam plume into atmosphere, continued earth tremors felt within vicinity of Kimbe, Bialla/Mamota distance of approximately of 16-20km tremors continue five minute intervals, affected population, estimated 2,078 people live around Kaiamu/Malasi/Sulu/Silali villages, communities moved out of danger areas in fear of eruption, recordings at Kaiamu July 16 indicate heightened frequency/levels of seismic activity consisting of overlapping volcanic tectonic events, few booming noises heard on 17th, no ash emissions during last two days, magma not connected to surface via fractures or conduits, if current level of seismic activity continues, eruption likely to occur.; West New Britain, Mount Garbuna, officials link eruption, which burst into life after hundreds of years of dormancy, with eruption of Mount Langila earlier this year, thousand people live in village closest to volcano, 20,000 people live in Talasea district, main threat today is ash-fall.)
- Saipan/West [2010—(9/10 N. Mariana Islands Tropical Depression)]
- Santa Cruz Islands [2010—(3/4 5.2), (3/2 5.1)]
- Tonga/South [2010—(10/19 5.1, 5.5, 5.0; 20: 5.2), (10/21 5.1]
Indian—
- Reunion Island (2007—shattering of one of two craters of giant volcano eruption of century, scene apocalyptic, 800-meter-wide plateau inside crater dropped 300 meters during eruption, erupting mysterious fish , discovered hundreds of fish of unknown species floating belly-up in sea, following spectacular volcanic eruption over past week. “It’s crazy. We’ve never seen this with previous eruptions.” Dead fish have bulging eyes, heads sometimes protracted by beak, appear to have surfaced from depths of 500 meters. Eruption resulted in collapse of Piton de la Fournaise volcano’s summit, magma spewed 200 meters, 656 feet, in air, then lava fell to only 10 meters, 33 feet, in height, less activity within crater, though entire sections of rock continued to collapse, houses affected, residents continue to hear loud rumbling, 300 hectares of primary forest destroyed over past 10 days.)
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