Also, Alaska has been doing this forever. It is no new development or secret.
Asheville has effectively been cut off from the world. No major land corridors open due to mudslides, flooded roads, or even roads no longer existing. Power outages and damage has made it impossible to get much information in or out. It’s just awful
This is USGS water gage data. The black dots are "all-time high for this day." The pink outlined ones are above flood stage, dark blue are "much above normal." These stretch across a thousand miles.This is USGS water gage data. The black dots are "all-time high for this day." The pink outlined ones are above flood stage, dark blue are "much above normal." These stretch across a thousand miles.
Underland is wonderful.
Multiple magma chambers are feeding the eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsular, making them hard to predict. english.hi.is/news/chemica...
🧪⚒️ In a recent paper in Nature Communications, Dr. Társilo Girona and Dr. Kyriaki Drymoni claim that their machine learning algorithm can predict upcoming large earthquakes. We tested the method, and found that it does not work. Read more on our blog.
We examine a new earthquake paper in Nature Communications.
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Considering this earthquake near Reunion Island was nearly at the antipode of Granville, our Raspberry Shake picked it up quite remarkably. That's over 16,000 kilometers away!