April - Part 3 of 3

Hi folks.

I have been very distracted this month and have not completed my usual full 'lists' for this blog for April.

But, I have been posting here and there on the Earthquakes thread - General Science - Weatherzone

There you will see I have been mentioning some of my feelings, predominantly for the Pacific Ocean regions - Ring of Fire.

I have pre-empted (for want of a better word) or had strong feelings prior to the big quakes in the Pacific region which have been occurring.

Anyway, if I get a good chance to, I may add some more to this blog soon for April. But in the meantime, I will be posting short notes, feelings and comments on the General Science - Earthquakes thread on WZ. (look for 'Duckweather' - posts)

Peace to all

April 2013 - Part 2 of 3

April 2013 - part 2 of 3

If there is going to be a larger magnitude quake I get a mild feeling that the regions which may be affected may be towards the Indonesian/Guinea, Japan, Kamchatka, Alaksan Gulf, between Jamica and the British Virgin Islands, along the coast of Central America and Iceland. The Queen Charlotte Island (general region) is also drawing me to it a little.

Now, remember these are not predictions of a global disaster, nor may these areas actually experience larger quakes (at all) or in the month of April.

April 11^th, 12^th and 13^th are numbers/dates which are sticking a little with me at the moment for a larger movement of some kind. Where, I am not sure, but the northern part of the hemisphere is nagging at me more so than the southern.

Let’s hope my feelings are proven wrong (and probably will be). I certainly don’t want communities in these regions to take my feelings as fact and worry.  More than likely these regions will only feel rattles from lesser magnitude quakes/tremors.

The continual beachings and die-offs of sea/water life is very sad to see. The reasons for many of these happenings will be clearer and exposed (hopefully completely) this month. There will be a combination factor of reasons here between natural earthly (quakes, volcanic, water changes – temperature and conditions, electro-magnetic pulse variations etc.) effects and man-made issues.(I won’t go into the politics of that one – don’t do politics ;) friends.

I feel that the coastal regions and tracking inland of California, maybe towards the northern states of the United States (meaning Washington State down) will continue to be rattled by M1's, M2's and M3's. Wyoming and surrounds may experience more of the tremors associated with the Yellowstone National Park, perhaps with an M3(+?) either west of Yellowstone or SW or South of this region. I feel a little that the 'energy' is building there, but please don't think of the movie "2012" when I mention this - I'm not meaning Yellowstone will experience epic movements, just perhaps an increase in the number of tremors and maybe the odd M3(+?).

I also feel that there may be more visual atmospheric/cloud colouring [rainbows - horizontal and vertical] changes/patterns to be observed. To be clearer, what may happen below (earth) may be reflected in some places in the elements of the sky. This may include volcanic ash and some tremendous sunsets in some places. Also more auroras may be seen closer to places which may not usually witness them.

More soon folks ;)

April 2013

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APRIL 2013    

This post is incomplete and was written 2 days ago. We have had a family tragedy, so I will add the rest of this post sometime this week.

Well folks, April of 2013 has begun with some interesting and substantial earthquake movements, particularly along the Ring of Fire.

Particularly notable is the earthquake (M7+) near the border of North Korea/Russia/China. As I felt it would, the movements travelled down the western ‘edge’ of the ROF, through Japan, Taiwan and down to the north of New Zealand.

This was considerable movement.

The M7+ earthquake in Indonesia was situated in a mountain range in Papua, Indonesia, just north of a valley, which runs east/west or west /east, which if one was to draw a lined arrow to the east, the arrow may intersect (approximately) with the volcanoes in the east. There may, of course, be no relationship between Indonesia’s currently active volcanoes and this latest M7+ - this EQ may have been plate related.

Another curious thing about this M7+, is that (as I had noted on another site) the night (Melbourne time) prior to this large quake, I had woken suddenly from my sleep after ‘dreaming’ that there was going to be a potential M7 to M9 north of the Australian mainland within the next 24 hours – I was a little numbed when it did occur. I had told my daughter that morning, prior to the quake, about my dream.

Anyway, for this post, I am going to change the layout of the listing. I am going to head the list with regions I feel may experience M4+ and maybe greater quakes. Then below that, a list of regions which may experience M2 to maybe M3+ quakes. Then below that list, a group of regions which may experience tremors in the lower M ranges.

I get a feeling that April may be a particularly active month for earthquakes. Also, I feel there may be issues with water/sea disturbances associated with several EQ’s.

The sinkhole issues may increase and some regions experiences tremendous problems with them, may see a greater need to move communities permanently to another region.

I feel there may be a major eruption with a volcano, displacing some communities.

Maybe an undersea volcano will become quite a spectacle, and several more (that are forming or brewing) may be noted for naming or inclusion on world maps.

The influence of the solar output and other potential earth influences beyond our planet, on our earthly happenings, are not generally my ‘area’ of focus or study (I have little ‘knowledge in this genre). 

Please remember that any M’s I mention below are just feelings and not actual predictions of potential earthquakes or tremors.

M4 or M4+

Pacific Ring of Fire regions

Guam, Mariana’s, Palau, Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu, Marshall Islands Federated States of Micronesia, Solomon’s,  Wallis and Fortuna, Kiribati, Easter Island, Galapagos Islands, PNG, West Papua (Indonesia), Japan, Alaska (including along the Aleutian Islands), Canada (in Queen Charlotte Islands region), Taiwan, Central America (Gulf of California, Manzanillo, Oaxaca and  about 3 equally [approx.] spaced places on down the coast to Panama), North America (California regions, San Francisco/Santa Rosa coast and west of Roseburg, west of Eureka and  Washington State). Kamchatka (Russia), Philippines [NE? and SE?], the Moluccas’, Bismarck Sea, Kermadec Islands (NZ), New Zealand Sth. Island (east), New Zealand North Island (NE and NW).

I will add to this post, the rest of my list, when I get a chance this week.