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Originally posted by LightCraft
Take a look at this map and click the icon over Central NC:
cdxnode64.epa.gov...
Radiation is through the roof: This Hopefully is a mistake. Here are the readings:
Fixed Monitor Location: NC: RALEIGH
Measurement Start Date/Time: 03/19/2011 07:09:59 PM
Measurement End Date/Time: 03/19/2011 08:10:07 PM
Beta Gross Count Rate (CPM): 182835
Originally posted by HiMyNameIsMike
If you're suggesting it is coming from Japan, then well.. LOL - - otherwise, good post. Are there nuclear plants in/around that area?
Originally posted by lesisgod
reply to post by IamAbeliever
East Coast ---- Time zones
makes it work that way ...
Originally posted by dvrt10
There is nothing to be concerned about right now. You can't conclusively state that a certain area is showing high levels of radiation because you have nothing to compare it to unless you've been monitoring this site for months -- which I doubt.
For example, someone mentioned that Tucson, AZ was showing a high radiation level, but if you look at the data for Tucson over the course of the entire month of March you'd see that it's nothing out of the ordinary. The 'high' levels were happening before the earthquake even occurred. Check it out:
www.epa.gov...
As for Charlotte, that seems to be a glitch in the system.