Radiation Plume from Japan reaches west coast.

From the looks of this map in .gif format, the radiation plume from the Japan disaster has reached the coast of southern California (Click here to see image). I've been watching this today since member Cloudsinthesky posted it here. I don't know what the levels are by attempting to understand the given key. I can see from recent updates it has hit the southwest US!

www.radiationnetwork.com...

Actually that is just a forecast on possibly how the radiation will travel across the pacific over a 5 day period.

That was just an estimation of what could happen. It's not confirmed.

Wow the radiation network website is not actually loading for me now?!

reply to post by shadowland8


It hasn't been working for almost all of today. I think a member has a thread on it.

Agreed, yet they seem to be updating it as some items progress for the worse overseas.

If a total meltdown happens forget the pills. Just travel by car east over the rocky mountains.

I Always wanted to visit Newfoundland!!

reply to post by shadowland8


i've found it works more reliably if you google radiationnetwork.com it's worked for me every time it's been down from these links

yea thats a GIF image, it's not real time, it's a forecast as already mentioned.

I can outdrive a Nuclear cloud..... trust me

reply to post by TheyWontBelieveU


Hello I am in az. also and have been staing on another thread to get prepared because we will be next can you tell me what your feelings are where you are at?

I think everyone is worried about "the cloud" passing over.

Most likely the real concern will be the radiation in the ocean and the food chain.

The slow build up of radiation is probably just as bad as the initial cloud.

We all should be worried about Korea and countries to the east too.

reply to post by onyx718


You were right. I googled radiation network and had no troubles navigating to the site from there.

Try THIS LINK, and as you can see, perfectly normal. However, if you scroll down, there is a link to see the Japan map, and there is no data available. UT-OH! I find that to be disturbing.

130 CPM is the threshhold. Currently Tokyo is showing 16.36 CPM at this SITE. (Kinda fishy, if you ask me!) So Tokyo is below US limits (theoretically), but it is far south of the disaster and the wind may be blowing elsewhere.

reply to post by TheyWontBelieveU


Thank you for posting this.
I need to get this info to someone right now, pronto.

Again, thank you! S&F

reply to post by condition9


I am in Arizona too. If it hits CA, the usual jet stream comes down on us from the North depending on the pressure. Sometimes a High pressure Stream will keep it above us, but if a low comes in, it sinks down into the state.
Hope for high pressure.

If it gets where it is to bad , I will head South to Tuscon then East.

Originally posted by Daughter2

Most likely the real concern will be the radiation in the ocean and the food chain.

The slow build up of radiation is probably just as bad as the initial cloud.

this is the main concern, they know it, this is the largest uncontrolled radiation event in history, and the ramifications and implications will change our lives forever, the world gets most of its food and products from the sea, if the ocean sickens we will die slowly at first, food poisonings, and radioactive rain everywhere, millions of sea critters forever extinguished, plus the worldwide propagation of cancers everywhere.

We changed our world, one nasty fart at a time...

cheers!

reply to post by amatrine

I am in tucson and taking this seriously I don't know about leaving yet but I feel the pressure

I love Japan and the japanese people but I hope they don't bring radiation to Texas. I know a lot of them are migrating to California or that would be the first place to migrate. But they could go further. I'm in GA right now but I'm going back to Texas in a few days.


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