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Ice Cube

Snowfall in Kiev - On May 10

Robert W. Felix
Ice Age Now
Thu, 11 May 2017 13:15 UTC
kiev snow May 2017
Snow May 10, 2017 in Kiev
On May 10 in Kiev on Lukyanovka and in the Podolsky district snow fell. This is reported by users in social networks.
"It was snow. Thick. Cereals. Within a minute. And I would have missed it if there had not been a sudden explosion of insane child happiness in the nearby kindergarten, which made me take my eyes off the computer. The sun has melted it all in seconds, "- wrote journalist Julia Borisko in her Facebook.
Thanks to Argiris Diamantis for these links

In Kyev, Ukrain, now the European Songfestival is going on, says Argiris. "Millions of people in Europe and Australia (this country is strangely enough also participating in the EUROvision Songfestival) are watching this event on television.

None of the reporters has mentioned: Guess what, today it was snowing here. The snow did not last long in the city, but on the road to Chernigov there was much more snow.

The MSM keeps quiet about snowfall, the public doesn't need to know this. This is how Fake News manipulates us.
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Fire

Southern USA wildfires force evacuations & dust storms blanket northern Asia

Adapt 2030
You Tube
Thu, 11 May 2017 12:32 UTC
Wildfire
The worst dust storms in a decade blanket Northern China heading on to Japan and Korea with enough force to make it to the west coast of Canada and the USA. Noticeable is a cyclonic spin that was noticed in the USA super-storm that wiped out 40% of the USA wheat crop.

Wildfires spread from southern Georgia's Okefenokee National wildlife refuge into Florida forcing evacuations of 100,000+ people and burning 400,000 acres. Visible from space it looks like a volcanic eruption.


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Wolf

Girl critically injured by dog pack in Detroit


Macomb Daily News
Thu, 11 May 2017 12:06 UTC
canine attack
© Angela Antunes / CC by 2.0
Police say a 5-year-old girl has been critically injured after being attacked by several dogs at a Detroit home.

Police say the girl was playing with the dogs Tuesday night inside the home on the city's east side and then went outside, where they mauled her.

She was taken to a hospital, where police say she was in critical condition. Police said it wasn't immediately clear how many dogs were involved in the attack.

Deputy Chief Renee Hall says the dogs' owner had had previously been warned about failing to turn over the animals following an earlier attack. She says he knew the dogs "had some level of aggression and he should have taken the necessary precautions."

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Seismograph

Shallow magnitude 6.8 quake hits off South Sandwich Islands


Sputnik
Thu, 11 May 2017 11:33 UTC
world map
A magnitude 6.8 quake hit off South Sandwich Islands, a British overseas territory in the southern Atlantic near Antarctica.

The earthquake was registered at 23:23 UTC at the depth of 6.2 miles. There was no tsunami warning.
#Earthquake M6.4 South Sandwich Islands Region 8mins ago 10 May 23:23 UTC — report/info: https://t.co/i4HI40Ex5U

— Earthquake Monitor (@EQAlerts) May 10, 2017
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Cloud Lightning

Two children killed by lightning bolt in Bihar, India


Web India 123
Wed, 10 May 2017 11:26 UTC
Lightning
Two children were charred to death and other sustained serious burn injuries when lighting fell on them at Ariyaon Basfor tola under Krishnabraham police station area in the district this morning.

Police said here that the lightning fell on the children during heavy downpour in the district. The deceased were identified as Kishan Musahar (8) and Golu (9). A 12-year old child Pintu Musahar who sustained serious burn injuries had been admitted to a local hospital.

The children were playing outside their houses when the incident took place.

Bodies have been sent to Buxar Sadar Hospital for autopsy, police added.
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Cloud Lightning

Four killed by lightning strikes in Tamil Nadu, India


Blive
Thu, 11 May 2017 11:19 UTC
lightning cloud
Lightning strikes accompanied by storms claimed the lives of four people, including two women in Madurai district last night.

Police said here today that a 40-year-old coolie, Sankarraj, was killed when he was struck by lightning at Sengapadai village in Tirumangalam taluk.

Another person Marudu, 48, died after being struck by lightning at Kanakkankudi village near Thirubhuvanam.

Two women identified as V. Periyakkam, 31, and Surayee, 46, were also died after being struck by lightning at Nainarpuram and Karisalkalampatti villages, respectively.
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Cloud Lightning

23 people killed by lightning strikes within 6 weeks across Myanmar (Burma)

Myint Kay Thi
Myanmar Times
Thu, 11 May 2017 09:09 UTC
Lightning
A total of 23 people from Kachin, Kayah and Rakhine states as well as the Magwe, Tanintharyi, Yangon and Ayeyarwady regions, and Nay Pyi Taw, died as a result of being hit by lightning from April 1 to May 9.

The Department of Relief and Resettlement said a further 11 people had died and 14 people had been injured between March 6 and May 9 due to strong winds. The winds also resulted in 7000 houses collapsing and 770 houses and 120 monuments being damaged.

Strong winds and thunderstorms are expected throughout the country until month end.

The Department of Relief and Resettlement is handing out K300,000 as compensation to the families of the deceased and K50,000 to those who have been injured.

U Kyaw Lwin Oo, director from the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology, said people should be aware of the severe weather conditions due to Cumulonimbus clouds until the end of May.
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Seismograph

At least 8 killed after shallow M5.4 earthquake damages 180+ houses in northwest China


RT
Thu, 11 May 2017 03:32 UTC
China earthquake map May 11 2017
© Google Maps
A moderate, shallow earthquake in northwest China has claimed the lives of at least eight people and injured dozens more after almost 200 homes in the area reportedly collapsed.

At least 8 people were killed and over 20 injured after a 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck Taxkorgan County in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at 5:58am Thursday, the region's earthquake administration said.

The quake, in a remote mountainous area that borders Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan, struck at a depth of 10 kilometers, the US Geological Survey said.

The shallow quake, known to cause greater shaking at the surface inflicted a lot of damage.

More than 180 houses collapsed and 789 people were affected, the Xinjiang Uyghur seismological center announced.

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Better Earth

Analysis of NASA data shows modern temperature trends are not unusual - Video

Anthony Watts
Watts Up With That?
Wed, 10 May 2017 20:20 UTC
iceball earth
Michael Thomas writes:

An important aspect of the climate change debate can be summed up like this: "One position holds that medieval warm temperatures reached levels similar to the late twentieth century and maintained that the LIA was very cold, while another position holds that past variability was less than present extremes and that the temperature rise of recent decades is unmatched". This video challenges whether the rise of recent decades is unmatched.

The overall trend since 1880 when instrumental data started is 0.11 degrees Celsius per decade. This is according to NOAA data for northern hemisphere land records. The most extreme trend occurs between 2006 and 2016 and is, according to NOAA, is 0.38 degrees Celsius per decade.
Eight separate studies of historical data, all of which are referenced by the IPCC in the 2013 report, are examined to see whether the trend between 2006 and 2016 is indeed unmatched over the past two thousand years.

Multiple examples were found where trends equaled or exceeded over the past two thousand years.

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Question

South Carolina mystery booms may be legendary 'Seneca Guns'

Brett Tingley
Mysterious Universe
Tue, 09 May 2017 21:26 UTC
South Carolina coast
© mysteriousuniverse.com
Residents of Charleston, South Carolina and the surrounding towns of North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and West Ashley were all startled by an unexplained booming noise which shook windows and doors. The noise was reported on the morning of Friday, May 5th just after 8:30 a.m. While reports of the boom came in from all throughout the South Carolina Lowcountry, experts and law enforcement officials currently disagree about what the source of the sound might have been.

Minor earthquakes or other seismic activity were speculated to be the cause of the boom, but geophysicists reported little seismic activity in the area at the time. There are also armed forces bases nearby, and aircraft exercises were cited as the likely cause of a similar boom last year. However, military officials in the area claim that they weren't behind the noise.

That does not rule out any classified or undisclosed testing, however. The Air Force's secretive X-37B spacecraft landed in Florida over the weekend, causing a sonic boom upon reentry. Could there have been another secret landing we don't yet know about?
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