Video reveals damage caused by tsunami-like waves in East Lothian

Video reveals damage caused by tsunami-like waves in East Lothian

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There are fears tsunami-like waves which breached the harbour walls of a picturesque East Lothian town could have caused hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of damage.

Boat owners who moor at North Berwick harbour are awaiting the opportunity to survey the damage amid fears dozens of boats could have been wrecked. And pavements, walkways and walls which run alongside the harbour are also thought to be badly damaged following Tuesday's extreme weather.

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Just another example of how mans manipulation of the weather is causing huge effects around the globe. And it appears things will only get worse.

Crazy floods, big earthquakes, tsunamis, rogue waves, bizarre cloud formations.

Weather patterns cause pressure. This constant pressure fluctuation caused by worldwide cloud seeding and jet stream manipulation is causing out of sync harmonic pressure patterns which in turn is putting undue pressure on the crust, causing earthquakes, and volcanoes.

But, what do I know?

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[edit on 31-3-2010 by 911stinks]

That is what I call a high tide. Currents and waves look strong.... Not sure I would want to be so exposed,

Would love to see a picture of how the harbour looks under normal weather - thanks for sharing as not seen anything about it elsewhere.

Spring tides combined with onshore winds blowing INWARDS as a low pressure system was wrapped-around that part of Scotland (and has been) for the past 2 days.
Nothing to do with HAARP, Global Warming, USO's or the Bildenbergs, just a common natural series of events that combined to make this stretch of the coast have some high sea's.

Here's a picture of the little harbor normally, If you look at the picture the video was probably taken in the area where the boat is out of the water.
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