Earth Changes

Slopes of Mount Vesuvius ablaze in wildfire

Stephanie Pappas
Live Science
Fri, 14 Jul 2017 20:01 UTC

© European Space Agency
Much of the woodlands in Vesuvia National Park, which contains the Mount Vesuvius volcano, have been destroyed by wildfires, shown here in this satellite image on July 12, 2017.

A thick plume of smoke is rising from Italy's Mount Vesuvius, but don't panic. Pompeii isn't about to happen all over again.

The smoke, visible in a new set of satellite images released by the European Space Agency (ESA), is coming from a series of wildfires on the mountain. According to the ESA, much of the woodlands in Vesuvia National Park, which contains the volcano and its surroundings, have been destroyed.

Cold sweeps the Southern Hemisphere, major crop damage

Adapt 2030
You Tube
Fri, 21 Jul 2017 19:41 UTC

Record cold engulfs South America decimating crops and leaving a wake of frost destruction and hundreds of thousands with out power. All the while main stream media touts a few degrees over normal in NYC. They forgot absolute anomalous cold and frost event that crossed the entire continent of South America. It was -8C in areas where average temperatures for this time of year are 17C. Crop losses are in the same areas as cold damage to agriculture last year. The 2017 losses will be tallied over the next weeks and it looks at early estimations of nearly 100% losses for fruit inn Southern Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Where is the coverage on this in the main stream media?????????

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Amateur astronomer films extremely rare space lightning over Australia

Fiona Connor
Daily Mail
Fri, 21 Jul 2017 18:48 UTC

A novice astronomer from New South Wales couldn't contain his delight when he captured a rare space lightning phenomenon on camera

A novice astronomer from New South Wales couldn't contain his delight when he captured a rare space lightning phenomenon on camera.

David Finlay, 44, believes he is the first to film one of the only instances of the breathtaking red flashes, known as 'lightning sprites', could be seen from earth in Australia.

'I set my camera up, and literally within minutes - almost no time at all - I started to see the sprites flashing on the horizon,' he said.

'I couldn't believe it. I thought I would be lucky to capture one or two, which would have been fantastic, but they just kept happening.

'I lost count, but it must have been at least 30. It could be the first time they have been captured from the ground on video in Australia, and I don't think anyone else has ever captured so many at once in one go anywhere.'

Storm continues to sweep south in New Zealand, residents evacuated as state of emergency declared

Stuff
Sat, 22 Jul 2017 17:58 UTC

A state of emergency has been declared in Dunedin, Timaru, Waitaki and the wider Otago region, and many residents are leaving their homes with river levels continuing to rise "significantly".

About 100 homes were evacuated in Outram, a rural town west of Dunedin, in the early hours of Saturday morning as water flowed into the township.

Civil Defence said the evacuations impacted on "effectively everything below Orme St", and that evacuations in the rest of Outram may follow.

"It is not safe to drive on roads in and out of Outram. As a result, residents in these streets are being moved to higher ground," Civil Defence said in a statement.

New York state tornadoes cause destruction lifting cars into the air

RT
Fri, 21 Jul 2017 16:32 UTC

Two tornadoes hit New York state on Thursday, destroying property across the Hamburg area. Video from the brief but violent tornadoes shows a car being lifted into the air as debris hurtles through the air.

"Out of nowhere, all the vision out of the window was erased. It was white, just pure white, and the house started to shake," Sam Wright, whose house in the town of Hamburg, western New York state was hit by the tornadoes, told WGRZ.

The tornado lasted no more than 20 seconds, according to Wright. It struck at 12:30pm local time, followed by another hitting the nearby town of Holland, 19 miles away, reported the National Weather Service of Buffalo.

Two dead as earthquake sparks tsunami off the coast of Turkey and Greek islands

Tom Batchelor
The Independent
Fri, 21 Jul 2017 13:03 UTC

The epicenter of the earthquake which caused a massive tsunami and up to 160 aftershocks

Two people have been killed and more than 200 injured after a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of Greek islands and Turkey, triggering a tsunami.

Greek authorities confirmed the victims of the 6.5-magnitude quake, both men, were from Turkey and Sweden.

The 6.5-magnitude quake struck at around 1am local time on Friday morning, rattling the Greek holiday resort of Kos, damaging buildings and the main port.

Mount Sinabung erupts in Indonesia, causes earthquakes

Antara News
Fri, 21 Jul 2017 13:17 UTC

Mt Sinabung, located in Karo district, North Sumatra province, Thursday erupted at 7.20 a.m. local time, causing 386 seconds of tectonic earthquakes in some nearby areas.

Chief of National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said here that following the eruption, the volcano spewed ashes 3.5 thousand meters into the air, while discharging lava 1 thousand meters to the mountains southern region.

Earlier on Wednesday, the volcano spewed ashes 1.5 thousand meters into the air and causing six tremors, 20 volcanic earthquakes, and one tectonic earthquake.

In Wednesdays eruption, since 12 p.m. local time, the volcano spewed ashes 700 meters into the air, while releasing lava 1 thousand meters to the east and the southeast.

8th right whale discovered dead in Gulf of St. Lawrence since June

Elizabeth Fraser
CBC News
Thu, 20 Jul 2017 09:00 UTC

Eight endangered right whales have been found dead in the Gulf of St. Lawrence since June.

After the death of an eighth right whale on Thursday, Fisheries and Oceans has closed the snow crab fishery in part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence to try to keep whales from getting tangled up in fishing ropes.

A necropsy for the eighth whale to be found dead in the gulf since June was scheduled for Miscou Island on Friday morning, and how it died is not known.

Another whale has been spotted entangled in fishing gear in the gulf, but the federal department has backed away from rescue attempts.

Deaths 'unprecedented'

But the closure of the snow crab fishery in Area 12 off northern New Brunswick was a response to the latest whale death, Fisheries and Oceans said.

The harvest was already 98 per cent complete, the department said, adding the early closure would still have an impact on fishermen.

Two killed by lightning bolt in Madhya Pradesh, India

Catch News
Thu, 20 Jul 2017 08:49 UTC

A 60-year-old woman and her daughter-in-law were today killed after being struck by lightning in a village, some 65 km from district headquarters, police said.

Lightning struck Bherki Bai and Pappudi Bai (20) when they were working in their agriculture field under Petlawad police station area in Chhayanpada village, Sarangi outpost Inspector Bhim Singh Sisodia said.

Two others, who were injured have been admitted to a hospital, he said, adding a case has been registered.

Source: Press Trust of India

Comment: Another fatality caused by lightning occurred in Nepal a day earlier than the above incident.

Multiple tornadoes cause widespread damage in eastern China

TVNZ
Sat, 15 Jul 2017 05:47 UTC

Tornadoes hit parts of east China provinces over the weekend, damaging houses and cutting off power supplies to thousands of houses in the neighborhood, though no casualties were reported.

In Youxi County of east China's Fujian Province, the devastating tornado with a speed of more than 20 meters per second lasted for about half an hour yesterday.

The tornado accompanied by short thunderstorm snapped more than 100 trees in Xibin Township, affecting more than 200 families and caused waterlogging in many areas.

Thirteen high-voltage power lines were reported to be damaged in the county, affecting nearly 10,000 residents.

Tornadoes also hit Baoying County of east China's Jiangsu, with more than 3,000 trees and dozens of utility poles being blown away in two worst-hit townships.

In addition, about 5000 houses were out of power.

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Earth Changes

Slopes of Mount Vesuvius ablaze in wildfire

Cold sweeps the Southern Hemisphere, major crop damage

Amateur astronomer films extremely rare space lightning over Australia

Storm continues to sweep south in New Zealand, residents evacuated as state of emergency declared

New York state tornadoes cause destruction lifting cars into the air

Two dead as earthquake sparks tsunami off the coast of Turkey and Greek islands

Mount Sinabung erupts in Indonesia, causes earthquakes

8th right whale discovered dead in Gulf of St. Lawrence since June

Two killed by lightning bolt in Madhya Pradesh, India

Multiple tornadoes cause widespread damage in eastern China

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