On Jan 28, 1:40*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Jan 25, 3:13*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Jan 24, 1:55*pm, wrote:
what happened: above average EQ on Pacific plates circumferences then continued uplift in thw USA West.We would expect another Baja quake.
less than global.
the UK quake is a continuation of the tranverse quake series across USA
?
Look at NOAA 'FORECAST' then maps...quakes follow the passage of pulses from polar region to Gulf of Mexico
I'm expecting a lage 5 or small 6 for today.
There is a large cyclone developing in the North Atlantic. If it's
with a new storm in the tropics (an mid-ocean heat island effect)
there will be more than a small 6 to signal it.
But it just looks like it is Gary developing into a Cat 2 or 3.
No idea what sizes will be involved with that.
So that was the big deal with tropical storms.
2013/01/27
5.2 M. * RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN
5.2 M. * SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
5.1 M. * NEAR THE EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
5.1 M. * SOUTHERN EAST PACIFIC RISE
5.7 M. * TONGA
5.0 M. * SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA
Ah well, you can't forecast any more events than there are events to
schedule.
Update time = Fri Feb 1 14:50:23 UTC 2013
MAG UTC DATE-TIME
y/m/d h:m:s LAT
deg LON
deg DEPTH
km Region
6.0 2013/02/01 05:36:41 -11.090 165.538 9.4 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
5.9 2013/02/01 02:17:27 -6.951 147.667 34.8 EASTERN NEW
GUINEA REG, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
5.1 2013/02/01 00:18:08 -11.034 165.334 10.7 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
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6.0 2013/01/31 09:53:44 55.584 -134.745 9.7 SOUTHEASTERN
ALASKA
5.1 2013/01/31 06:42:11 -10.713 166.386 35.2 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
5.4 2013/01/31 05:18:15 -10.567 166.446 45.7 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
5.0 2013/01/31 05:16:58 -10.502 166.201 25.0 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
5.6 2013/01/31 04:31:33 -10.934 165.418 32.9 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
5.0 2013/01/31 04:10:46 -4.613 102.515 51.7 SOUTHERN
SUMATRA, INDONESIA
5.6 2013/01/31 03:58:00 -10.680 166.391 35.1 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
6.2 2013/01/31 03:33:44 -10.628 166.382 9.2 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
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6.0 2013/01/30 23:03:45 -10.518 166.486 10.0 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
6.8 2013/01/30 20:15:43 -28.180 -70.784 42.7 ATACAMA, CHILE
5.0 2013/01/30 12:57:51 10.422 126.922 35.0 PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS REGION
5.2 2013/01/30 09:27:06 32.847 94.706 37.1 XIZANG-QINGHAI
BORDER REGION
5.3 2013/01/30 03:14:28 43.566 -127.598 10.2 OFF THE COAST
OF OREGON
5.4 2013/01/30 02:32:20 10.558 126.684 46.0 PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS REGION
Look what happened he
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/130130_rpts.html
5.1 2013/01/29 19:30:33 -11.206 165.355 24.7 SANTA CRUZ
ISLANDS
And he
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/130129_rpts.html
6.0 2013/01/28 16:38:54 42.598 79.699 15.0 EASTERN
KAZAKHSTAN
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5.2 2013/01/27 20:57:35 27.214 128.362 57.9 RYUKYU ISLANDS,
JAPAN
5.2 2013/01/27 19:32:41 -34.733 -108.974 14.8 SOUTHERN EAST
PACIFIC RISE
5.1 2013/01/27 18:41:49 36.526 140.534 70.9 NEAR THE EAST
COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
5.1 2013/01/27 13:50:37 -35.163 -108.522 10.0 SOUTHERN EAST
PACIFIC RISE
5.7 2013/01/27 09:59:27 -16.105 -173.240 8.6 TONGA
5.0 2013/01/27 04:05:42 -5.170 102.940 58.1 SOUTHERN
SUMATRA, INDONESIA
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5.0 2013/01/26 17:31:13 5.486 127.048 119.7 PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS REGION
So I suppose there must have been something going on here?
Nothing tornadic in the USA though.
27 days of charts on the site I was using in case anyone wants to
bother checking on me. (Back to the 5th of January at the time of
writing.)
I wonder if I had been paying attention to the NorthAtlantic charts I
would have caught those tornadoes coming.
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5.3 2013/01/25 23:37:02 -23.654 43.553 14.0 MADAGASCAR
5.1 2013/01/25 19:53:29 -24.141 -65.307 41.9 JUJUY,
ARGENTINA
Blast it all to hell it was as clear as a bell:
http://www.woksat.info/etcvaasxx/asxx13012700.html
I was too taken with the multiple Lows it was displaying to notice
that it was slipping between two Highs:
http://www.woksat.info/etcvaasxx/asxx13012800.html
http://www.woksat.info/etcvaasxx/asxx13013000.html
Normal service will be reusmed as soon as possible:
As stated (in another thread on uk.sci.weather) the production of
triple or at least multiple Low systems tends to go on to intrusive
Highs as is the case with events on t+36 Saturady (the weather
(occluded fronts) breaking from midnight tonight.)
According to the BOM southern hemisphere run the Madagascar storm will
become extratropical on Wednesday and run into a previous flux of
precipitation around 80 degrees east reducing the laminar flow around
Antarctica temporarily.
That should be a largish quake but Wednesday is a long way off. And
noon Thursaday when it goes bang, a lot further.
Lots of luck for those who are going to need it.