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Two more whales found dead after another beaching in Victoria, Australia

Lucinda McDonald
Brisbane Times
Thu, 29 Nov 2018 12:53 UTC
One of two pilot whale carcasses found
© DELWP
One of two pilot whale carcasses found washed up near Mallacoota on Thursday in the second whale beaching in Victoria's east this week.
Another two pilot whales have been found dead in Victoria's east, two days after a separate beaching in which 28 whales died.

The two whale carcasses, one of which is up to 6 metres long, were found on Thursday washed up on Big Beach, east of Mallacoota.

The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning and Parks Victoria has responded.

The discovery comes after 27 pilot whales and one humpback whale were found beached on Rame Head beach at Croajingolong National Park two days ago.
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Severe flash flood hits Bodrum, Turkey - second time in 10 days


Al Jazeera
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 11:47 UTC
Flash floods wash away cars in Turkish holiday resort of Bodrum

Flash floods wash away cars in Turkish holiday resort of Bodrum
For the second time in 10 days, flood water has surged through the streets of Bodrum. The Turkish city which is the gateway to nearby holiday resorts during the summer is currently a scene of flood damage.

Heavy rainfall swept cars down the streets and left them either submerged or stacked. The downpour was preceded by a waterspout, seen to form under a thunderstorm and drift towards the beach. The following rain went on into the night.

Bodrum Mayor Mehmet Kocadon emphasised that citizens were warned in advance of the heavy rain risk: "It was a very interesting situation. It was like a monsoon rain. ... There are a lot of floods. Bodrum centre, there is a great disaster around. Bodrum is currently experiencing a historical disaster."


Comment: Elsewhere in the same country two days earlier: Record rainfall hits Turkish city of Edirne, one dead

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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Piers Corbyn - Global electric current has shifted (Part 2)


Adapt 2030
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 23:25 UTC
electric universe
© YouTube/Adapt 2030
Astrophysist Piers Corbyn of WeatherAction long range forecasters and David DuByne of ADAPT 2030 discuss what to expect moving deeper into the Grand Solar Minimum and how much Earth's temperatures will drop from this point forward.
  • Ice increasing off of Antarctica
  • Undersea volcanoes warming coastal ocean waters and the Arctic Circle
  • Earthquakes can be triggered by solar activity
  • Cosmic Ray effects on Earths clouds and atmosphere
  • Electric Geology
  • Pulse water under the ice 9 year cycles
  • Corbyn's work published in a peer-reviewed journal was in the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (2001)

Comment: See also: Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Piers Corbyn - What to expect moving deeper into the Grand Solar Minimum (Part 1)

For more information read Earth Changes and the Human Cosmic Connection by Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk.

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As much as 53 inches of snow has fallen on Mammoth Mountain, California


SF Gate
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 19:57 UTC
Mammoth Mountain
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Another winter storm is making its way toward Lake Tahoe where nearly 2 feet (61 centimeters) of snow already has fallen at several ski resorts and more than 4 feet (1.2 meters) is reported further south in the highest elevations of the central Sierra along the California-Nevada line.

The National Weather Service says the most recent snowfall Thursday and early Friday totaled about 20 inches (45 cm) at Northstar, Squaw Valley and Mt. Rose on the highway connecting Reno to Lake Tahoe.

As much as 53 inches (134 centimeters) of snow was reported at Mammoth Mountain ski area three hours south of Tahoe.

Precipitation has been mostly in the form of rain in the valleys, including Reno where a record .61 inch of rain fell at the airport Thursday, breaking the old record of .32 set in 2000.


Comment: It looks very likely that the forecast made on the 29th of November for 5 feet of snow to have fallen over the area in the past 3 days (and before the weekend) will actually happen. Perhaps more tellingly this is also before meteorological winter officially starts on the 1st of December (Saturday).

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Cloud Precipitation

Burn areas of Riverside County, California placed under mandatory evacuation order as more rain moves in

Hannah Fry
Los Angeles Times
Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:00 UTC
flood alert fire areas california
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Rain falls last week on a home destroyed by the Camp fire in Paradise, Calif.
As a series of rainstorms begins moving across the state, officials in areas recently scarred by devastating wildfires are on high alert for potential mudslides and flash flooding.

Riverside County ordered mandatory evacuations in several neighborhoods burned by the Holy fire, including Amorose, Alberhill, Glen Eden, Grace, Matri, Rice and parts of the Glen Ivy, Horsethief, Laguna, McVicker and Withrow neighborhoods.

"People in these zones MUST GO NOW," the county's Emergency Management Department said in an alert.
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Heavy snowfall hits Athens' Parnitha Mountain

Nick Kampouris
Greek Reporter
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 14:20 UTC
Snow continued falling throughout the night

Snow continued falling throughout the night
As the temperatures continued to plummet across the country, Athens' Parnitha mountain was hit by heavy snowfall on Thursday night and Friday morning.

The mountain, located north of the Greek capital, was covered in snow from the early hours of Thursday evening, with the situation worsening throughout the night. Meteorologists say that the snowfall will continue into Friday as well.

According to forecasts, the temperatures will gradually begin to rise beginning on Saturday.

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51 whales dead in another New Zealand stranding - this time on the Chatham Islands


Daily Mail
Fri, 30 Nov 2018 13:39 UTC
Pilot whales are buried after stranding on the Chatham Islands.

Pilot whales are buried after stranding on the Chatham Islands.
More than 50 pilot whales have died after beaching in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, only days after a massive stranding in the country's south.

As many as 90 of the stranding-prone species came ashore near the township of Owenga overnight, with about 40 refloating themselves, New Zealand's Department of Conservation said on Friday.

Only one of 51 remaining whales was alive by the time conservation staff arrived in the morning.

"There was no likelihood of being able to successfully save the remaining whale," said DOC's Chatham Islands operations manager, Dave Carlton.

"Sadly, the decision was made to euthanise. It was the most humane thing to do. This is always an awful decision to have to make."

Comment: This is the 3rd major mass stranding within a week in the Australasian region, the others being:

28 whales dead in 'inexplicable' beaching in Victoria, Australia

145 stranded pilot whales die on New Zealand beach

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Cloud Precipitation

Record rainfall hits Turkish city of Edirne, one dead


Daily Sabah
Thu, 29 Nov 2018 13:08 UTC
Flash floods inundated the city late Tuesday and yesterday.

Flash floods inundated the city late Tuesday and yesterday.
The worst rainfall in decades hit Edirne, a Turkish city bordering Greece, late Tuesday, causing floods. An elderly man that went missing in the floods was found dead in floodwaters around his house.

Floodwaters engulfed the city late Tuesday and early yesterday, closing streets to traffic, while traffic on roads connecting Edirne to other cities were barely moving due to high water levels. Homes on the first floors of apartment buildings and the entrance of an emergency room of a hospital were among those sites flooded in the city. Workers struggled to evacuate floodwaters and clear debris yesterday while bulldozers were dispatched around the city to save people trapped in their houses engulfed by floodwaters.

Meteorology experts said it was the worst rainfall since 1953 in the city, citing Edirne received 128.5 kilos of rainwater per square meter in one day.

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Wolf

Man attacked by wolf in Steinfeld, Germany

Ron Brackett
The Weather Channel
Thu, 29 Nov 2018 12:12 UTC
Wolf
© wikipedia
Wolves, extinct in Germany for most of the 1900s, have made a remarkable comeback since 2000, and their presence often pits farmers against animal rights activists

The controversy resurged this week when a 55-year-old man working at a cemetery in northern Germany told police he was attacked by a wolf.

The man was repairing a fence Tuesday at a cemetery in Steinfeld in the state of Lower Saxony when he felt something bite his hand, Deutsche Welle reported.

He turned and saw a wolf had grabbed his hand. In the distance, he saw three other wolves. He freed himself and shooed away the pack, according to a police statement.

Comment: See in addition these similar and frequently more gruesome reports of attacks from the last 7 years pointing to the fact that wolves appear to have become a greater threat to people in recent times:

Wolves losing their natural fear of humans? Several attacks reported in 2016 across Canada

Contractor attacked by wolf at Cigar Lake, Canada

Woman survives prolonged wolf attack in India

Wolf kills child and injures 2 others in Pakistan

77 year old pensioner eaten by wolf in Russia

Another atypical animal attack on humans: Villagers viciously attacked by a pack of starving wolves in China

Timber wolves attacking dogs and approaching people in Grand Marais, Minnesota

Russia: Wolves Attack People in Karelian Town

Teacher Candice Berner mauled to death by wolves in Alaska

'Super pack' of 400 wolves terrorise remote Russian town after killing 30 horses in just four days

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Attention

Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Earth's atmosphere radically shifts as global leaders bury their heads through G20


Adapt 2030
Thu, 29 Nov 2018 19:32 UTC
national climate assessment
© YouTube/Adapt 2030 (screen capture)
Fourth National Climate Assessment CHAPTER 10: AGRICULTURE AND RURAL COMMUNITIES should make you question why there is no PLAN B for any type of cold weather "Grand Solar Minimum " effects on our grain growing regions of the planet. They will not even discuss the possibility of cooling even though hundreds of solar researcher's state that we are heading into a cooler climate through 2035. So much bias that we cannot even discuss solutions to real problems even though NASA and the ESA state that the Earth is about to cool. A hard look into the science of grant money and dismissing of alternative idea of solar activity and effects on our planets climate.


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