Earth ChangesS


Cloud Precipitation

Byron Bay in Australia becomes winter wonderland after freak hail storm

Byron Bay was hit by a huge hailstorm on Tuesday night leaving the streets looking like they'd been covered in snow
Byron Bay was hit by a huge hailstorm on Tuesday night leaving the streets looking like they'd been covered in snow
A severe hail storm in northern New South Wales has left the seaside town of Byron Bay looking like a winter wonderland.

Locals from around the northern rivers region took to social media to share images of the usually sun-kissed town covered in a snow-like layer of ice after the extreme weather event late on Tuesday.

"The hail was just like a regular storm but walking to my car involved walking through ice, which was the first time I've experienced that," said a Ballina resident, Karen Haupt Anderson.

"I've never seen snow before so it was a magical experience once the storm passed."


Fish

6 meter long oarfish from the deep sea found off coast of Chile

oarfish
A giant oarfish was caught yesterday 11 07 2022 in Chile. People believe that when oarfish appears on coasts a huge earthquake is coming!! Do you believe it is true?


Comment: A day later in the same ocean: Shallow 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Easter Island region

See in addition: Dead oarfish found off Mindanao, Philippines prior to seismic activity: Can animals predict earthquakes?


Seismograph

Shallow 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Easter Island region

quake
6.8 magnitude earthquake

UTC time: Tuesday, July 12, 2022 19:17 PM
Your time: Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 8:17 PM GMT+1
Magnitude Type: mww
USGS page: M 6.8 - Easter Island region
USGS status: Reviewed by a seismologist
Reports from the public: 1 person

10 km depth

Attention

Top climate scientists slam global warming "so-called evidence" as "misrepresentation, exaggeration and outright lying"

Richard Lindzen
Two top-level American atmospheric scientists have dismissed the peer review system of current climate science literature as "a joke". According to Emeritus Professors William Happer and Richard Lindzen, "it is pal review, not peer review". The two men have had long distinguished careers in physics and atmospheric science. "Climate science is awash with manipulated data, which provides no reliable scientific evidence," they state.

No reliable scientific evidence can be provided either by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), they say, which is "government-controlled and only issues government dictated findings". The two academics draw attention to an IPCC rule that states all summaries for policymakers are approved by governments. In their opinion, these summaries are "merely government opinions". They refer to the recent comments on climate models by the atmospheric science professor John Christy from the University of Alabama, who says that, in his view, recent climate model predictions "fail miserably to predict reality", making them "inappropriate" to use in predicting future climate changes.

The 'miserable failure' is graphically displayed below. Since the observations cut-off, global temperatures have again paused.

Comment: See also:


Cloud Lightning

Lightning strike kills 27 cows in freak accident in Saskatchewan

lighting strike in Canada’s Saskatchewan
A family lost 28 cattle to a lighting strike in Canada’s Saskatchewan
A family claims it lost 28 cattle to a lightning strike, said to be a "rare occurence" in Canada's southwest Saskatchewan province.

The family of farmers who owned the cattle were heartbroken and described the tragedy as "the worst thing" they have ever seen on their farm.

Farm owner Glen Briere recalled when he reached the spot, it "made me sick to my stomach to see what I had seen".

The family said the weather had become stormy on Friday and they had found the dead cattle two days later.

"It was Friday night when that storm we had had very severe lightning. The [lightning] most definitely hit the fence," Mr Briere said.

Cloud Lightning

Lightning strike kills 3 children, 4 others seriously injured in Madhya Pradesh, India

Three school kids, including two siblings aged 12 to 15 years died on the spot and four others were severely injured after lightning struck them. The incident took place on Tuesday afternoon at Choti Soyatkhurd village under the Soyat police station limit in Agar Malwa district.

LIGHT
According to information, the deceased have been identified as Chandan, 12, son of Harishchandra Bhilala, his elder brother Kundan, 15, and Bhola,13, son of Jagdish Verma, all residents of Soyatkhurd.

Susner sub-divisional magistrate Sohan Kanas who rushed to the spot after the incident informed that at the time of the incident, the three along with four other kids were heading going home from school.

As the heavy downpour started, all seven kids decided to take shelter under a tree. After a few minutes, lightning struck, killing three kids on the spot. The other four were seriously injured and were referred to Jhalawar in Rajasthan for treatment after first aid in Soyat. Agar district collector and superintendent of police also reached the spot.

Cloud Precipitation

Heavy rainfall and floods in Gujarat, India affect over 1 million - up to 21 inches of rain in 24 hours

Aerial view of flood affected areas as many parts of the district inundate amid heavy rainfall, on Monday.
© ANIAerial view of flood affected areas as many parts of the district inundate amid heavy rainfall, on Monday.
Heavy rainfall in the state of Gujarat in western India has caused severe flooding in at least 7 districts, affecting over 1 million people.

Gujarat authorities reported areas of Chhota Udaipur and Panchmahal districts recorded 400 to 550 mm of rain in 24 hours to 11 July.

India's Ministry of Home Affairs reported that as of 11 July, flooding occurred in 300 villages across the districts of Chhota Udaipur, Tapi, Navsari, Narmada, Ahmedabad, Panchmahal and Valsad, affecting 1,194,069 people.

Teams from India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the Gujarat State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Police and the Indian Coast Guard have been deployed to assist with rescues and evacuations.


Doberman

Toddler killed by dog bite in New Orleans

dog attack
A 13-month-old boy died after being bitten by a dog Monday night (July 11) in the Gentilly Woods area, New Orleans police said.

The fatal animal attack was reported at 6:46 p.m. at a residence in the 5500 block of Seminary Place, the NOPD said.

Police said the victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, was taken by private vehicle for treatment at a hospital, where he later died. The NOPD did not provide details about the type of dog that inflicted the fatal injury or whether the animal had been taken by animal control personnel.


Cloud Precipitation

Severe hailstorm hits Mantova, Italy

hail
A huge hailstones destroyed Mantova Italy: Poggio Rusco and Ostiglia - Grandine oggi
In the lower Mantua area, there was a violent hailstorm with ice granules the size of mandarins. Poggio Rusco, Villa Poma, and Revere were the worst hit, but reports also come in from Ostiglia and Pieve di Coriano.


Cloud Precipitation

Impressive hailstorm slams east Argentina

hail
Impressive hailstorm in Argentina today: Viale Entre Rios, Mocoretá, Santa Lucía
Storms with large and deep layer of hail today in Corrientes and Entre Rios, Argentina.