Southern CA earthquakes, geysers, mud pots, mass fish kill, sulfur odors & water level drop!

reply to post by cassiper


Oh crud, thanks for the heads up I will have to look into it, keep me informed please. That region hits both of us. Did you see how gas prices went sky high today? Time to batten down Grandmas china...

Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

Hey AGW,

I'm pretty sure that those pics are from the 12th wednesday but for they go back to Tuesday the 11th at the very most.

Thanks Randy.

Are there more?

reply to post by randyvs


Oh wow I have loved ones in PS. Well my God Mother and her children.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


I been into this all day and I can't find much else worthy of posting. But I did spot a current thread someone posted about a picture they took in Palm Springs that shows a worse image of the same cloud here on ATS. Haven't smelled any methane from hell today tho. I'll jump up and let you guys know immediately if I do cause that is cause for great concern I know.

Post Script
The wife and I on Tuesday night heard the oddest rumble as we went to bed down. Around 10 pm. No earth quake but it stopped us both in our tracks.

Originally posted by randyvs
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

I been into this all day and I can't find much else worthy of posting. But I did spot a current thread someone posted about a picture they took in Palm Springs that shows a worse image of the same cloud here on ATS. Haven't smelled any methane from hell today tho. I'll jump up and let you guys know immediately if I do cause that is cause for great concern I know.

Sounds good.


Earlier this year when the strange booms were being reported in Clintonville, WI they were also reporting a strong sulfer smell in LaCrosse, WI at the same time.

It didn't turn into anything there, but the smell was only in a small area compared to the thousands of square miles smelling it in CA.

I have read each page of this thread but haven't seen this link posted. It was in one of the YouTube videos posted earlier on.

www.usatoday.com...

It is from June of last year, I believe. It has a couple (or at least one) USGS members quoted in the article talking about the potential for volcanic activity in the Salton area.

It also has this quote from 1989: "The compositions of lavas of past eruptions and the association of vents with groundwater and the Salton Sea suggest that pyroclastic flows and surges and explosive eruptions could occur in the future," a 1989 bulletin by U.S. Geological Survey on potential future volcano hazards in California said."

As well as a member of the USGS discussing the probability: "Eventually, something is going to come to the surface in the Salton Sea area. But we're a long, long way from being able to make any predictions on that," said Patrick Muffler, a USGS geologist from Palo Alto who's spent more than four decades focused on geothermal energy, and whose studies include the Salton Buttes.

I posted this earlier on, too. Does no one else find it interesting? (One member commented, actually)

www.haarpstatus.com...

Or could someone at least debunk it for me? Last time I checked it was during hurricane Issac and sure enough it was directly over LA during that time.

reply to post by randyvs


The cloud pics you mentioned - noctilucent clouds perhaps? They are a nightime cloud phenomena, by some reports increasing in frequency, which in and of itself is interesting.

en.wikipedia.org...

Gallery of Noctilucent Cloud Pictures on Spaceweather.com - spaceweather.com...

33,000 told to flee as volcano erupts near Guatemala tourist zone

News Story & Video Link

This is about 1500miles south of the Salton Sea zone and started erupting at about 10am today!

The Fuego volcano started spewing lava some 2,000 feet down two slopes, while ash flew two miles upwards. Ash was covering homes and buildings several miles away, the government's disaster agency said.

Tens of thousands evacuated as 'Fire Volcano' erupts in Guatemala

The "Volcan de Fuego," or Fire Volcano, began spewing ash at 10 a.m. and was continuing to belch forth late in the afternoon near the country's former capital, Antigua, said Carmen Maria Caballero of the Guatemalan Red Cross.

reply to post by Open2Truth

Noctilucent clouds can form only under very restrictive conditions; their occurrence can be used as a sensitive guide to changes in the upper atmosphere.

A couple questions.

Is this HAARP Status website legit? It could just be another crackpot who colors in areas people are talking about and claiming they are targeting the area.

If it is legit, could it be causing the rare clouds?

Is this HAARP Status website legit? It could just be another crackpot who colors in areas people are talking about and claiming they are targeting the area.

I was just wondering the same thing.

reply to post by PatriotGames2

I looked at your link and quite frankly it is astounding but not verifiable imo as all HAARP stuff seems to be or not to be.

I do hope someone with more knowledge than me can discuss your link with you.

Originally posted by meticulous

Is this HAARP Status website legit? It could just be another crackpot who colors in areas people are talking about and claiming they are targeting the area.

I was just wondering the same thing.

metabunk.org...

Guess it's bunk.

owsweatherjerks.blogspot.com...

Originally posted by AGWskeptic

Originally posted by meticulous

Is this HAARP Status website legit? It could just be another crackpot who colors in areas people are talking about and claiming they are targeting the area.

I was just wondering the same thing.

metabunk.org...

Guess it's bunk.

owsweatherjerks.blogspot.com...

edit on 13-9-2012 by AGWskeptic because: (no reason given)

Good Catch! +1 star

reply to post by antar


Well, Antar, they're small so I'm not freaking out much.
I think grannies china will be fine for now. lol

1.4 0km ESE of Ridgely, Tennessee 2012-09-13 15:56:02 36.262°N 89.484°W 7.4
1.6 0km E of Ridgely, Tennessee 2012-09-13 08:40:12 36.263°N 89.480°W 7.9
1.2 11km S of New Madrid, Missouri 2012-09-12 17:32:40 36.486°N 89.548°W 8.6
1.4 2km NE of Ridgely, Tennessee 2012-09-11 21:51:54 36.277°N 89.472°W 6.0
1.3 11km SSW of New Madrid, Missouri 2012-09-11 15:51:41 36.485°N 89.563°W 9.1
1.9 4km WSW of Tiptonville, Tennessee 2012-09-11 14:44:31 36.369°N 89.523°W 8.6
1.1 10km S of New Madrid, Missouri 2012-09-11 05:08:17 36.489°N 89.546°W 7.8
2.1 10km E of Malden, Missouri 2012-09-10 14:17:18 36.551°N 89.850°W 4.5
2.3 8km N of New Madrid, Missouri 2012-09-10 00:12:14 36.659°N 89.546°W 5.2
1.4 12km ESE of Caraway, Arkansas 2012-09-09 04:33:03 35.714°N 90.198°W 5.1
2.4 10km S of New Madrid, Missouri 2012-09-07 18:37:10 36.489°N 89.542°W 8.1

reply to post by MountainEnigma


Mountain, I guess the only reason I thought of the Long Valley Caldera was because of RSOE and their Super Volcano list that claims that Long Valley has been showing signs of activity. I didn't even know about the Buttes. Haha

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Yeah, that doesn't surprise me.

The question then becomes.. who the hell is pulling our chain? Must be someone reading websites like these and figuring out who's talking about what so they can scare the crap out of people.

It seems that whoever is running the site is just watching for developing weather patterns and consequently assigning his fake 'HAARP' signals over these already existing patterns. So he must be aware of the EQ swarms and is targeting that area to freak people out specifically.

Hey Live In Las Vegas And The Last Few Hours It's Been Smelling Like Sulfur , Don't Know If Its The Same Thing In Cail. But Its Pretty Bad Were I Live.

hisz.rsoe.hu...

RSOE shows 4.3, 4.5 & 3.2 this morning Scotia, CA

Santa Anna winds (dry east to west wind) are blowing strong here in San Diego, the same sulphur smell is in the air.

I was in Palm Springs last weekend the 8th and 9th and smelled the same sulphur sent in the air. I though it was just the hot springs in the area giving off the aroma.

I don't recall this smell accompanied by the Santa Anna winds before. A cant imagine being anywhere near the source of this smell.

The Guatemala eruption in accord with the sulphur smell here has me concerned. The earth gives clues to how it feels before it pukes. Perhaps this is a sign of something to come.

I live 40-50 miles west of the Salton Sea. Today the stench at my home was the worst that it's been, and it was definitely the smell of sulphur. With the Brawley quake swarm & now the volcano eruption in South America, I'm sure paying attention.