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Japan: Torrential rains leave dozens dead
Record rains and flooding across central and western Japan have caused 2 million people to be evacuated from their homes. More than 80 are reported dead, and many more are missing. Widespread flooding At least 80 people have died in torrential rains that pummeled wide areas of western Japan. Six people are in critical condition,…
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UPDATE (July 5): CRAZY LAVA FLOW IN HAWAII. Lava does NON STOP!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7KrKTrQRJY
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Fires menace US West, tornado touches Colorado wildfire site
DENVER – An erratic wildfire charging through extremely dry land in the heart of Colorado ski country destroyed three homes and forced people to flee, authorities said Thursday. Elsewhere in Colorado, a rare high-elevation tornado touched down at the site of another wildfire Thursday but apparently caused little damage and had no effect on the…
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Reykjavik In June Has Not Had As Little Sun In 100 Years
Last June in Reykjavík was so cloudy that you would need to go back a century to find a gloomier one. RÚV reports that for the entire month of June, the sun has appeared for a grand total of 70.6 hours; less then 10% of the 720 total hours in the month. Consequently, the average temperature…
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High Alert: Hawaii Volcano Eruption Update: Why is Kilauea PLAGUED With Earthquakes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alHBBXBu798
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Tremors change life in Volcano: With no end in sight, stress levels rise
John Broward, chief ranger for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park If the lights by the window shake, it’s a magnitude 3. If the water sloshes out of the catchment tank, it’s a magnitude 5. Living in a village rocked by hundreds of earthquakes — or, more accurately, earthquake-like tremors — each day, Volcano residents have developed…
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Explosions at Hawaii’s Kilauea summit keep producing magnitude 5.3 quakes
(CNN)For the seventh time in eight days, an explosion at the Kilauea summit on Hawaii’s Big Island erupted Thursday morning with a force equivalent to an earthquake of magnitude 5.3 or higher, according to the US Geological Survey. The latest came at about 4:49 a.m. (10:49 a.m. ET), registering at magnitude 5.3 and sending “an…
