Category: Weather

Iceland volcano: eruption under way in Fagradalsfjall near Reykjavik

 

Editor’s note:  I’m pretty confident most of you have already heard of this current volcanic activity.  However there seems to be some question as to how long it’s been since this particular mountain erupted.  Today Show says 800 years.  WAPO – 6000.  The piece below sides with the Today Show.  We all know what WAPO is.  How The Right Co-Opted ‘Fake News’

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A volcano has erupted in Iceland near the capital Reykjavik after thousands of small earthquakes in the area in recent weeks, the Icelandic meteorological office has said.

A red cloud lit up the night sky after the eruption began in Fagradalsfjall on Friday about 40km (25 miles) from the capital Reykjavik. A no-fly zone has been established in the area but the eruption appeared to be subsiding as of Saturday evening.

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A little intel on the fires showing up on those government maps

 

Something about this didn’t sit right with me – all of these fires that some channels are sharing.  There seems to be an assumption they are all current.

They aren’t.

Go here and just click on any of the fire icons.  MANY (if not most) of these are prescribed burns and many that are wildfires have been contained.  Some of the wildfires are from last year too.

So while there was that out of control brush fire in NJ and there are/were some red flag warnings (here) (here)  – and some small brush fires in those red flag areas (which is pretty strange for this time of year – something to keep eyes on) – the images being shared are NOT all current fires burning which showed what looked to be like an inferno throughout parts of the U.S.

That “fake snow” we saw people sharing on the east coast (lighting on fire) could very well be a culprit for what we have seen on the east coast this month.  So as I said above – eyes on.

I continue to pray for PROTECTION for ALL from any doings of malintent – weather and otherwise.

Love,

V.

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‘Close to 60%’ of US to have snow, ice on the ground by next week

 

Rather boring headline – on its own – but all day I keep saying “WHEN THE MAN STANDS IN SNOW”….Plenty of opportunity for that now!  lol  Or maybe not “lol”….

 

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AccuWeather forecasters warn that days after a deadly ice storm struck the country, a coast-to-coast storm will pack a major punch across a large part of the nation’s midsection late this weekend into early next week. The storm has the potential to be bigger and stronger than the ice storm that led to a deadly pileup in Fort Worth and treacherous travel and power outages across areas farther to the south and east in the United States.

“I don’t even know what to say about the pattern,” AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie Rayno declared in his Friday morning podcast, in a rare moment that the weather rendered him speechless, and he added, “It’s just storm after storm after storm after storm after storm,” followed by a deep sigh.

 

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MrMBB333 ~ MASSIVE 7.7M Earthquake ROCKS Caribbean! *Tsunami Capable*

 

so we have a massive (7.7) “earthquake” and the heliplots/seismographs aren’t showing up worldwide.  and it took awhile before things began to register.  plus the buoys right on top was suddenly inactive – not registering.  something’s up.  likely not an earthquake but another underground bunker/base being removed.

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Heavy rain, damaging wind and large hail forecast to hit drought and fire-ravaged parts of NSW and QLD

 

Our intending worked!  So happy to read this!  Let’s keep up the intending that this spread to ALL locations experiencing fire.

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  • Severe weather warning issued for parts of New South Wales and Queensland
  • The heavy rainfall is expected to be a relief for firefighters battling the blaze
  • There are more than 100 bushfires burning across the state of New South Wales
  • More than 2,000 firefighters continue to tackle the ferocious fighters 
  • Temperatures across the country are expected to soar to 45C on Saturday 

By SAHAR MOURAD FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

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Drought and bushfire affected areas in parts of New South Wales and Queensland are set to be hit by severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.

As catastrophic fires burn across the country, a warning has been issued for the Northern Tablelands with another trough further to the west extending from western Queensland.

A warning has been issued for severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding and large hailstones in the warning area over the next several hours.

Locations which may be affected include Armidale, Glen Innes, Ebor, Guyra, Walcha and Uralla.

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‘Gigantic’ iceberg breaks away from ice shelf in Antarctica

 

Chaffin Mitchell

AccuWeather

A colossal iceberg roughly the size of Los Angeles or Sydney, Australia, and weighing an estimated 347 billion tons broke off from the Amery Ice Shelf in Antarctica last week.

The 630-square-mile iceberg, named D28, separated from the ice shelf on September 26, next to a location scientists had been watching for nearly 20 years. The area was known as the “Loose Tooth,” because it appeared to be barely hanging on to the ice shelf in recent years.

“We first noticed a rift at the front of the ice shelf in the early 2000s and predicted a large iceberg would break off between 2010-2015,” said Helen Amanda Fricker, one of the lead researchers on the team studying D28, said in a statement from the Australian government’s Antarctic division.

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