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Lightning bolt kills 8, injures another 8 in Bihar, India


Times of India
Fri, 19 Jul 2019 17:38 UTC
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Eight people, including seven children, were killed in Bihar's Nawada district on Friday when they were struck by lightning, officials said.

All the victims belonging to the Mushahar community, poorest of the poor Dalits.

Eight other children were injured in the incident that took place at Dhanpur village under Kashichak police station in Nawada, district official Anu Kumar said.

According to a district police, the lightning struck when the children were playing under a banyan tree. All the injured have been admitted to a government hospital.
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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Ancient palaces and multi-thousand rain cycles return


Adapt 2030
Fri, 19 Jul 2019 12:19 UTC
Mittani palace
© YouTube/Adapt 2030 (screen capture)

The discovery of a Mittani Palace from 3500 years ago that resurfaced in the Mosul Dam brings us to a 3500 year rain cycle and over 6000 years a cycle of Grand Solar Minimums on a 400 year pattern. The rise and fall of civilization time immoral are dictated by the Sun. We are in another cycle of contraction.

Climate Revolution is a 'Must Read' for understanding our Sun driven climate as we progress deeper into the new Eddy Grand Solar Minimum. Weather extremes leading to Global food scarcity and high food prices are here now, and this book describes the expected changes, how to survive & thrive during future challenging times with practical preparations.


Comment: For further information read:

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Athens residents flee as strong M5.3 earthquake shakes Greek capital


The Guardian
Fri, 19 Jul 2019 14:15 UTC
Damage is seen on the Church of the Pantanassa following an earthquake in Athens, Greece
© Reuters / Alkis Konstantinidis
Damage is seen on the Church of the Pantanassa following an earthquake in Athens, Greece. July 19, 2019.
No immediate news on injuries or damage after 5.3-magnitude quake rattles southern Greece

A strong earthquake has struck near Athens, causing residents of the Greek capital to run into the streets.

The city's Institute of Geodynamics gave the earthquake a preliminary magnitude of 5.1 but the US Geological Survey gave it a preliminary magnitude of 5.3. The institute said the quake struck at 2.13pm local time, about 14 miles north of Athens.

The quake caused limited power cuts and communication problems around the capital; the fire brigade received calls about people trapped in lifts.


Comment: More reports from the BBC
The strongest aftershock had a magnitude of 4.3, almost an hour after the initial quake hit at 14:13 (11:13 GMT). Seismologists warn there could be more.

The earthquake was felt particularly strongly in the centre of Athens, where people stood in the streets after evacuating from tall buildings.
earthquake greece july 2019 map
And RT:
The nation's main emergency agency, the General Secretariat for Civil Protection, has been called to convene for an urgent meeting to assess the damage.



car damaged earthquake athens greece
© Reuters / Alkis Konstantinidis


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Dozens of dead beached pilot whales found in West Iceland - 2nd recent mass stranding globally


Iceland Monitor
Fri, 19 Jul 2019 11:42 UTC
The beached pilot whales in Snæfellsnes, West Iceland.
© David Schwarzhans
The beached pilot whales in Snæfellsnes, West Iceland.
Dozens of beached pilot whales were detected on Löngufjörur beach on the Snæfellsnes peninsula, West Iceland, yesterday, Morgunblaðið reports.

A helicopter pilot for Reykjavík helicopters and American tourists onboard the helicopter noticed the whales during a sightseeing flight yesterday. Judging from pictures they took, all the whales are dead. This part of the beach, Gamlaeyri, located on the easternmost part of the south side of the peninsula, is off the beaten path and inaccessible by car. There is little traffic in the area, limited to that of hikers and horse riders.

Comment: Interestingly around the same time 47 individuals of same species were found beached on St. Simon Island in Georgia.

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Waterspout tornado caught on camera on Lake of the Woods, Manitoba

Mike Koncan
Global News
Thu, 18 Jul 2019 11:28 UTC
waterspout
Environment and Climate Change Canada has confirmed video of a waterspout tornado on Lake of the Woods Wednesday.

Just after 8 p.m. on Wednesday on Hare Island, Sean and his son witnessed a waterspout tornado. Video was sent to Global News and was confirmed by ECCC.

There were strong storms in the area at this time with reports of severe weather on land nearby with downed trees in areas like Fort Frances, Atiokan, and Gull Bay to name a few.

Severe weather has returned Thursday with large hail and heavy downpours possible in the region.

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Large waterspout spotted during tornado warning for New Orleans East


nola.com
Thu, 18 Jul 2019 11:15 UTC
spout
© Mike Schleifstein
A video sent to WWL-TV shows a large waterspout near New Orleans East on Thursday afternoon.

According to the National Weather Service, weather spotters confirmed the waterspout near the Bayou Bienvenue lock.


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Propaganda

Extreme fraud at the Union of Concerned Scientists

Tony Heller
YouTube
Wed, 17 Jul 2019 10:26 UTC
cartoon
The Union of Concerned Scientists has a long history of climate fraud, but they have outdone themselves with their latest heatwave scaremongering.

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Cloud Precipitation

78 killed and 5,500,000 affected as flood situation worsens in the Indian state of Bihar


NDTV
Wed, 17 Jul 2019 09:52 UTC
26 NDRF teams are carrying out rescue operations in Bihar.
© AFP
26 NDRF teams are carrying out rescue operations in Bihar.
Flash floods caused by heavy rains in catchment areas of Nepal have ravaged a dozen districts of Bihar so far, claiming 78 lives and affecting 55 lakh people, the state's disaster management department said on Thursday.

Sitamarhi reported the highest number of 18 casualties, followed by Madhubani (14), Araria (12), Sheohar and Darbhanga (nine each), Purnea (seven), Kishanganj (four), Supaul (three) and East Champaran (two), it said in a release.

The number of deaths in Bihar rose by 11 since Wednesday.

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2 feet of snow in 3 days for Rainbow Ski Area, New Zealand

Sophie Trigger
Stuff
Thu, 18 Jul 2019 14:45 UTC
© RAINBOW SKI AREA
"We now really look like winter," says Rainbow Ski Area manager.
After two weekends making do on man-made snow, the Rainbow Ski Area received more than 60 centimetres of the real stuff this week.

The St Arnaud ski field opened its Harry's Way run and the T-bar up to tower eight on Wednesday, and planned to extend the terrain up to tower 12 (the full T bar) with further snowfall.

The go-to ski field for Blenheim and Nelson residents opened on July 6 with the Pomeroy's Beginner area and the Callahan Intermediate slope, relying mainly on their man-made product.

Rainbow Ski Area manager James Lazor said the skifield now looked like a "totally different landscape".

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47 pilot whales strand themselves on St. Simon Island, Georgia - 3 die


wthr.com
Thu, 18 Jul 2019 12:06 UTC
Beachgoers attempt to push more than 20 beached pilot whales back into the ocean

Beachgoers attempt to push beached pilot whales back into the ocean
Dozens of beachgoers helped rescue as many as 40 beached whales on a Georgia beach Tuesday evening.

The whales came ashore on East Beach in St. Simon Island around 6 p.m. Dr. Quinton White, executive director of the Marine Science Research Institute at Jacksonville University, told First Coast News around 25 pilot whales beached themselves on the Georgia coast.

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