Animated map of the radioactivity plume from Fukushima - Updated real time

Update:

The dry deposition displaying the total accumulated deposition along the path of the plume from March 30th to April 23rd:

a week or so back i picked up this link, pretty sure it was from Dutchsinse..

squid.nilu.no...

yup... its a shared vid between patrioticspace and Dutchsinse, below the vid where he explains what the above link is for...

www.youtube.com...

i went in for another look see before i posted it, it is updated regularly

reply to post by ShakenAwake


I want to like this guy, but he really loses a lot of credibility with his misunderstanding of Doppler radar returns. I wish he would just move on from the HAARP Rings topic.

Update:

The dry deposition displaying the total accumulated deposition along the path of the plume from March 30th to May 04th:




Last update from UC Berkeley Nuclear Engineering Air Monitoring Station

5/2 (5:20pm): Our food chain samples have been updated with new samples of topsoil, spinach, kale, and arugula.
We have also begun testing Northern California seaweed.
There are no isotopes from Japan detected in the new spinach, kale, arugula, and seaweed samples. The new strawberry samples from 4/20 show no I-131, but Cs-134 and Cs-137 are present.
The highest levels of radioisotopes detected would require the consumption of more than 3 tons of strawberries in order to receive the same equivalent dose as a cross-country airplane flight.
The topsoil continues to show decreasing levels of I-131, while the trend for Cs-134 and Cs-137 is not yet clear.