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Signs Of Change The Past Week Or So November 2014 (9)
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2015-2035 Mini Ice Age - Extreme cold in the U.S. heartland where farming takes place
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With 130-year cold sweeping across the USA, temperatures -50F below normal are bound to have an effect on winter wheat seedlings that are just a few inches tall.
Temperatures dropped to -26F/-32C, which caused an 8% increase in wheat futures.
Thanks to David DuByne, who created this video.
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With 130-year cold sweeping across the USA, temperatures -50F below normal are bound to have an effect on winter wheat seedlings that are just a few inches tall.
Temperatures dropped to -26F/-32C, which caused an 8% increase in wheat futures.
Thanks to David DuByne, who created this video.
Comment: SOTT has been talking about this for quite some time: Fire and Ice: The Day After Tomorrow
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Firefighters preventing a tree from damaging a power line.
Firefighters preventing a tree from damaging a power line.
Rivers of Mud Sweep Through Morocco in Deadly Flooding
Days of heavy rain in Morocco, which began Nov. 20 but intensified over the weekend, have turned dry riverbeds into raging rivers, leaving dozens dead.
At least 32 people were killed and dozens of homes were swept into the torrents, the Interior Ministry said Monday. Video purportedly taken in Tantan, located in south of the city of Guelmin, shows a raging river of mud bursting through the city.
The southern part of the country was especially hard hit, with 24 people reported dead in Guelmin. Several bodies were pulled from the Oued Talmaadart, which is normally a dry riverbed.
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Buried Under Snow, Buffalo, NY, Braces for High Winds
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A flooded street in Gaza
A flooded street in Gaza
"We are particularly concerned for those families still seeking adequate shelter and preparing for the winter months, and for the impact the flooding is already having on children unable to attend school," said UNRWA's Director of Operations Robert Turner in Gaza on Thursday.
No casualties or injuries have been reported, but hundreds of residents in the flooded areas around the Sheikh Radwan storm water lagoon have evacuated their homes. One UNRWA school and an UNRWA Collective Centre in Gaza City have been affected by the rising waters.
The Agency has established an Area Emergency Operations room in Gaza City following contingency planning undertaken last week. As the largest UN agency in the Gaza Strip, UNRWA supplies emergency fuel to municipalities, water, sanitation and health facilities, partially through the WASH and Health clusters led by UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Along the banks of the Agly river in the same region, some 2,800 people had been evacuated by late afternoon Sunday, the government office there said. The flooding was considered already more serious than deadly overflows in 1999 and "we are evacuating residents within 200 metres (yards) of either side of the river," the government said.
The prime minister's office dubbed the flooding "exceptional" in a statement but said "the situation is under control."
The location was near the West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon 12 km north of Sedona. Multiple reports of this earthquake were received in Flagstaff, Sedona and Camp Verde this evening." Rock falls have been reported along 89A near the epicenter. ADOT crews worked to remove the rock and debris overnight from the roadways. Drive carefully!
Here is the information from the USGS website
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2014-12-01 05:57:38 UTC
2014-11-30 22:57:38 UTC-07:00 at epicenter
Location:
34.977°N 111.740°W depth=10.2km (6.4mi)
Nearby Cities:
12km (7mi) N of Sedona, Arizona
13km (8mi) NNE of West Sedona, Arizona
25km (16mi) SSW of Flagstaff, Arizona
36km (22mi) NE of Cottonwood, Arizona
172km (107mi) N of Phoenix, Arizona
USGS data
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A snowy owl sits in the grass in a courtyard at Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill.
A snowy owl sits in the grass in a courtyard at Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill.
Scott Weidensaul, one of the owl researchers who organized the Project SNOWStorm banding and radio-tracking effort in response to last winter's record-setting irruption by snowies, said already this year owls have been spotted in the Gratz Valley of northern Dauphin County, near Morgantown in Berks County, on Presque Isle in Lake Erie and "a bunch on the coast."
Dozens of additional snowy owls have been reported throughout the Northeast, around the Great Lakes, and as far south as Illinois and Maryland.
© Carol Clemens
DA Ross's Goose photographed in the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge
DA Ross's Goose photographed in the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge
A Ross's goose, similar to but smaller than a snow goose, had been spotted in the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge near Hardeeville, and Clemens hopped in her car almost as soon as she heard.
"This bird is so unusual that if I hadn't called my friend to go out and see it, then it would have been a lost opportunity," said Clemens, membership co-chairwoman of the Hilton Head Island Audubon Society.
"We were hoping to get a glimpse of the goose, but thought that it would be just a white speck on the horizon," she added. "But then we got almost 10 feet away and could really admire it."
Sadly, the visit by both the goose and its apparent companion proved short-lived -- both have been found dead, within about 10 days of their arrival, according to refuge spokeswoman Monica Harris.
The first goose is believed to have been killed last week by a bobcat, Harris said. The second was found dead Monday morning, though the cause is not yet known.
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Bette Zirkelbach checks a Kemp’s ridley sea turtle’s heart rate Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014, at the Florida Keys-based Turtle Hospital in Marathon, Fla.
Bette Zirkelbach checks a Kemp’s ridley sea turtle’s heart rate Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2014, at the Florida Keys-based Turtle Hospital in Marathon, Fla.
"We're trying to slowly raise their body temperatures," Zirkelbach said. "We're hoping they will get healthy enough so they can be released."Zirkelbach said some of the turtles have secondary issues including head trauma and pneumonia.
The 30 are a portion of 193 flown to Orlando in banana boxes by the U.S. Coast Guard Tuesday evening with the balance going to four other Florida-based marine animal rehabilitation centers.
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