Heavy rain and severe weather pounded parts of the Southern Plains and Deep South on Thursday, with eight reported tornadoes in three states: Louisiana, Arkansas and Alabama.
Also, very heavy rain fell in a short period of time from Tulsa to Oklahoma City and to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, prompting multiple water rescues. Tulsa received more than 4 inches of rain in three hours, while Baton Rouge saw 4 to 5 inches in a matter of hours as well.
There are three states under flood alerts on Friday: Kentucky, Alabama and Florida.
Vikash Sharma Odishatv.in Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:32 UTC
Concerns are now being expressed over alarming rise in the number of lightning deaths in Odisha. In the past two days, at least ten persons have been killed in separate lightning strikes.
As per official records, as many as 1,256 people have been killed in lightning strikes in the past three years in Odisha. These deaths account for nearly 27 percent of the total deaths due to natural disasters.
Nearly 400 people died due to lightning strikes during 2018-19 with highest 130 deaths being reported from Mayurbhanj followed by 95 deaths in Balasore district.
The weekend of June 1st-2nd was rather a difficult one for many producers in Salento. Heavy rain and violent hailstorms hit the Monteroni, Galatina, Sternatia, Poggiardo, Surano, Ruffano, Parabita, Matino and Guagnano municipalities, causing serious damage to watermelon, melon, tomato, zucchini and potato crops as well as many others.
"Hail stones as big as walnuts fell for around half an hour on Saturday afternoon, completely destroying my crops. We will have to leave much of the watermelons, mini-watermelons, zucchini and melons in the fields because they are no longer suitable to be sold," reports Andrea Giannini, technician from Giannini Santo in Galatina.
Three people, including a toddler, were killed and a child injured when they were struck by lightning at Felda Palong Enam near here, late on Tuesday.
The dead in the 4pm tragedy have been identified as S. Elangovan, 38, P. Kaliammah, 36 and their son, E. Vinesh, 3, Bernama reported.
A 9-year-old child survived the incident with injuries to the leg.
The remains of the deceased were discovered in a goat shed late on Tuesday evening, and an emergency call was made to the police at 11.50pm.
Amidst the human remains, police also found seven dead goats and two dead dogs with burn marks on their fur.
Comment: In the last few days lightning strikes have also killed 6 in Uganda, 5 in Karnataka and one person and 8 cattle in Odisha, (the last 2 locations are in India).
Tahir Nadeem Khan Yusafzai Greater Kashmir Tue, 04 Jun 2019 12:16 UTC
Heavy rains coupled with sudden hailstorm on Monday evening damaged maize crop, vegetables and fruit in different parts of Nalthi Panchayat in additional district Bhadarwah.
In Nalthi Panchayat, 7 kilometres south east of Bhadarwah town, half a dozen villages including Kholra, Nalthi, Swong Pura, Kach, Basti and its adjoining villages in Athkhar area of Additional District Bhadarwah suffered heavy damage to the crops. Hailstorm also hit fruit orchards and vegetable fields.
"The hailstorm continued for about 39 to 40 minutes in many areas and damaged standing maize, fruit and vegetables crop completely," said Mohammad Yasir Wani, Sarpanch Nalthi.
Comment: Adverse weather events with their concomitant negative impacts on all types of food crops seem to be showing an increasing trend in the region lately, for instance over the last 14 months:
- Inland sea forming Australia and parts of the Middle East
- Unprecedented rain events globally
- Corn prices increase
- Delayed planting USA
- Wheat harvest losses Australia
- Grain storage facilities folded more lost grain in the USA
- Feeder Flash agriculture & livestock reports
- US fields are incredibly contaminated after the Mid-West floods #noplant19
- Types of food disappearing off supermarket shelves
- One Year in Hell, Bosnian War account, what was most valuable to trade
- Record high cosmic rays
- Global Warming narrative shift
David DuByne creator of the ADAPT 2030 channel on YouTube discusses societal changes as our Earth shifts to a cooler climate as the Eddy Grand Solar Minimum intensifies, a 400-year cycle in our Sun which will affect crop production, the economy and everyone on our planet. This is a timeline for what you can expect from now to 2023.
Strong winds and severe cold weather have battered the east coast of Australia, bringing snow as far north as the subtropical region of Queensland.
In what was described as a rare event, snow fell on alpine regions of New South Wales and in its neighbouring state on Tuesday, Australia's Bureau of Meteorology reported.
Queensland has not seen significant snowfall since 2015. Train delays and traffic accidents hit commuters in the Blue Mountains region west of Sydney after waking up to some 5cm of snow.
Rail passengers were advised to allow extra time for their journeys.
Severe weather alerts were also issued across Australia's east coast where strong gusty winds with speeds up to 130kmh (80mph) caused waves higher than 5m and trees to fall on to roads.
Ferries were cancelled for over six hours in Sydney, as Sydney Ferries said that using them was just too dangerous.
A staggering 30+% of US Corn planting did not happen.
We are witnessing cascading, catastrophic failures of modern agriculture during this Solar Minimum, and the establishment is frantically pushing its Warming agenda--literally offering free beer--as they move to take total control of the food supply. Start growing your own food today.
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