Massive Storm coming in to the west coast?

lol, well looks like Phage beat me to it again.
At least he's got the MOXY on the ball

if ya wanna see the current pacific
check here

www.intellicast.com...

The EarthQuake specialist that FOX had on that predicted 86 cali earthquake said that during that time we had a super moon, or the moon was closest to the earth and the pull...etc..etc..

New info from a fellow ATSer

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...


Super Moon link info
www.psychiccosmos.com...

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My opinion is that Earthquake prediction is a lot of luck. There is some science and some logic involved. I think anyone can look at the recent activity and make an educated guess that the next big one could be in SoCal. I guess we will know by the end of the weekend if the guy is as accurate as he thinks he is. I highly doubt the prediction will come true, but the danger is there and will continue to be there everyday, so we all need to stay prepared.

Personally, I am more concerned with Arkansas. It is a brand new area of earthquakes, no one knows what the result will be, and I have a lot of family near there. No offense to SoCal, but they are used to earthquakes, and I don't have any family there. Arkansas is not prepared, so my worry is focused there.

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I've heard that Ark. has had over 1000 earthquakes in the last 6months or? smaller window.. can't remember what they said. Anyways... I'm glad you don't think it will happen and hopefully it won't. It's all the dead fish and birds that bother me. Both in cali and in the midwest. I'll think of your family...=0) thanks for the kind post

New video of Hypothesis of Japan

Japan Earthquake Map

Whelp... two days later and California gets little more than scattered rain and drizzle.

And, by the way, wouldn't the rain in the storm bring the particulates down with it? I mean, if the air in the storm is radioactive, the moisture would precipitate around those particles and fall to the surface more quickly than if it was a simple wind movement, right? And that would mean most of the radiation would drop down on the ocean well before it had a chance to reach California, Oregon, Washington and even Canada or Alaska.

I'm so glad I have a rational, logical mind. Otherwise, I'd be posting here about terrorist attacks and chemtrails and such every time one of my cat's fart, I see clouds or the wind blows.

And the moon will be at perigee at approximately 19:10 UTC (12:10 PDT), and full at 18:11 UTC (11:11 PDT 11:11- must be an omen ). That means that at 12:10 PDT the moon will be closest, but will "full" an hour earlier- at 11:11 (though it will be by then moving away). PDT is UTC minus 7 hours. It's now 09:20, give or take. So if the "supermoon" has influence, it's greatest inflence will occur within the next (I'll allow some slack for atomic clock and Internet time server errors and for lingering effects) 2-5 hours, or from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm, or 19:00 - 22:00 UTC.

Weather.com confirms large storm continuing into Bay Area this weekend

I'm in the East Bay (east of SF), and last night was definitely the most intense rainfall I've experienced in my 5 years here. Not spreading any doom/gloom, but thought it might be helpful to share the view of someone in the area.

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Trace, What do you think of catastrophic Changes? I wasn't quite clear on what James meant by "pole shifts" etc and his amusement and entertainment. Do you see a possibility that lands can sink ( inundations ) and rise? Even Japan has been expecting a Super-quake and the March 11th Shakedown WASN'T the one they are waiting on.

California is also waiting on a Super-quake. Throw the Nuclear issue on top of any of this and major catastrophic changes can happen. What I'm wondering though, Catastrophic Earth Changes and Pole Shifts are theories and fields of geophysics and California has long been waiting on a very major event. Seems you are concerned for good reason. Guess I am confused by James posts.