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An Earth quake has happened at 3:51 on December 8th

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A cold front pushed through the Midwest on Sunday, causing numerous severe thunderstorms to develop

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Happened Friday

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Murdoch's Winery has been burned to the ground by a massive wildfire that is moving through bel air.

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Waves. The quake triggered waves as high as 2.3 ft (0.7 m) in Mexico, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. ... People gather on a street in downtown Mexico City during an earthquake on September 7, 2017.

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Waves. The quake triggered waves as high as 2.3 ft (0.7 m) in Mexico, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. ... People gather on a street in downtown Mexico City during an earthquake on September 7, 2017.

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Waves. The earthquake triggered waves as high as 2.3 ft (0.7 m) in Mexico

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the drought in Australia is currently killing what little plant life is there. and causing the people of Australia to go with less water then normal.

-Emilie

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Chroniclez                                     A 129-year-old water main broke in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Chroniclez                                     A 129-year-old water main broke in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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To protect your self get as far away from the area.

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NAPLES, FL - Despite warnings of rising coastal waters around the globe, scientists, in late 2012, found that the coastal waters abutting the Gulf of Mexico were actually declining at a rate of .001 (1/1000) inches per month. While in and of itself, this seems like an insignificant amount of change, over the course of the past year or so, the coastal shores have grown by more than that amount, or roughly .07 inches (7/100) or more.

First, the bad news. A sinkhole, the size of Nebraska is reportedly to blame for the lower water levels throughout the Gulf coast areas. No one in the scientific community was more surprised than Henrich Gottsmar, who discovered the anomaly.

"Vat ve haf here ees a complete and total deviation from ze norm," wrote Gottsmar, in a report he submitted to the Swiss Journal of Geosciences. A distinguished oceanographer from Switzerland, Gottsmar was hired by the Gulf Coast city of Naples, Florida to study the dwindling population of loggerhead sea turtles last May.

"Ve haf to assume zat ze primary reason ze number of zees turtles are dwindling is because ze ocean ees further out, and zees turtles haf to travel over a wider area of beach to reach zair nesting grounds. Ze small hatchlings, it appears, zen haf to travel a wider area of beach to again reach ze water, giving area predators, such as ze eagles and ospreys, more time to dine on ze delectable little turtles."

Gottsmar's findings were reported to area scientists from NOAA, and after rigorously decoding Gottsmar's report, they then did their own studies and found Gottsmar's conclusions about dwindling water around the coastal areas to be an undeniable fact. More bad news indicates that this trend will continue until scientists determine the best approach in fixing the leak.

As if this bad news wasn't bad enough, even more bad news broke Monday, when it was determined that the leak was a direct result of the Horizon Deepwater oil spill back in 2006. If you will remember, it took many, many months to get BP to own up to the spill, and many, many years to clean up the mess.

Scientists have already met with stubborn resistance from BP officials in trying to get them to find ways to stop the underground sinkhole from widening and threatening to turn the Gulf of Mexico into a second grand canyon.

"Let me put it in a context readers will understand," said Lee Wesley, chief meteorology professor at the University of Tulane.

"It's Saturday night. The husband is off with his buddies for a night out. The kids are both at sleepovers, and you are a mother who finds herself in need of some 'me' time. What better way to spend it than in the bathtub with candles, bubbles, and a nice bottle of chardonnay? Paints a lovely picture, does it not?

"But then, for some inexplicable reason, the stopper in the drain malfunctions and slowly, without your even noticing, the water starts to drain from the tub. Within ten minutes or so, you are sitting in about three inches of cooling water and 7 inches of bubbles. Fantasy land has come to a screeching halt," said Dr. Wesley, who admits to moonlighting as a creative writing professor to make ends meet.

"Bottom line," he said, "is that the great bathtub that holds the waters of the Gulf of Mexico is draining, and draining fast, and if we don't do something quick, all we'll have is an easier way to extract oil from the sea bed."

One has to wonder if this is not the plan of BP to begin with.

Now the good news. Tourists and ex-pats headed to warmer climes in the Central American countries of Costa Rica, Panama, and Beliz can look forward to that much more shoreline soon to build their dream waterfront homes. The cost, while expected to be astronomical, will be well worth the extra beachfront this lowering of the water tables will produce in the area.

Interestingly, BP executives have been spotted at area Costa Rican real estate offices inquiring about available or soon-to-be available beachfront properties in the area closest to the Gulf of Mexico.

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Giant Sinkhole Draining Gulf of Mexico - GlossyNews.com

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NAPLES, FL - Despite warnings of rising coastal waters around the globe, scientists, in late 2012, found that the coastal waters abutting the Gulf of Mexico were actually declining at a rate of .001 (1/1000) inches per month. While in and of itself, this seems like an insignificant amount of change, over the course of ...

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A deadly mudslide killed at least 200 people in Mocoa, Colombia in 2017. Two weeks later dozens of hillsides gave way in Manizales, Colombia.  A way to prevent this is use irrigation techniques to disperse the water so the ground doesn't over saturate

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6.4 magnitude
it was today at 3:51 AM

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Date: November  5, 2017
Time ( local ): 1:20 - 1:25 PM EAST
EF Rating: EF-1
Est. Peak Winds | 100 mph
Path Length | 3.1 miles
Max Width | 150 yards
Injuries/Deaths | 0
Over a dozen structures had minor to moderate damage with the worst damage being two destroyed mobile homes and a garage being destroyed. Dozens of hardwood trees were either snapped off or uprooted.

Track Map

And how to prepare for a tornado is to be under ground as possible and don't go by windows and try to get in a basement if you don't have one go to your bathroom and lay in the tub if your bathroom do not have a window so technically just go to a room that has no windows and have a first aid kit and put your hands over your head and curl up and stay calm.
http://www.weather.gov/ind/nov52017severe

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volcano stromboli deception - Google Search

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Heavy snow also led to road closures, including part of Route 92 in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, when a small avalanche blocked the road with snow to survive u will need something that will provide heat and flashlight and batters

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Ohio Valley and southern Great Lakes
November 5th Sunday
Catagory EF-1
Winds Peak 100mph
No deaths
Chroniclez

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Australia is a drought,

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 Peyton Wilhelm         November 7, 2017, killing at least 4 people and leaving 18 others missing. A total of 29 people were injured and 22 houses destroyed 

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 Peyton Wilhelm         November 7, 2017, killing at least 4 people and leaving 18 others missing. A total of 29 people were injured and 22 houses destroyed 

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Corinto Columbia

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More than 1,800 firefighters have battled the erratic Thomas fire, which is just 5% contained, according to the 8 p.m. The Creek fire is also 5% contained and the Skirball fire is 10% contained.

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Firefighters battle a wildfire as it burns along a hillside near homes in Santa Paula, California, on Dec. 5, 2017. Fast-moving, wind-fueled brush fire exploded to about 10,000 acres in Ventura County Monday night, forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes, officials said.
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/multimedia/2017-California-Wildfires-Brush-Fires-420888223.html
How to prepare for a wildfire evacuate and pack important stuff and if you don't know its coming just make sure you have a emergency bag.

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The wildfire in West Los is now more than twice the size of Washington, D.C., and showing no signs of slowing down. The Thomas fire is moving really fast it burned about 31,000 acres in 9 hours. That is nearly an acre per second. How to prepare for a wildfire is by having a map of your house with two evacuation exits marked, Turn of a TV/radio to get the latest news of the wildfire, and keep your car fueled, in good condition, and stoked with emergency supplies.(Water, change of clothing, perishable food etc. Sydnie, Miles, Kalib, Peyton.

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Peyton Wilhelm                       12-NOV-2017 

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Peyton Wilhelm                       12-NOV-2017 

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category 7.3 in Iran Iraq

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California Wildfire Ryan Propes,Brady Darr,Jacob Hasty,Logan Crabtree

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California Wildfire Ryan Propes,Brady Darr,Jacob Hasty,Logan Crabtree

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http://abcnews.go.com/US/southern-california-wildfires-burn-containment-conditions-worsen/story?id=51638141

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Typhoon Haiyan was an extremely powerful and deadly typhoon, known as Super Typhoon Yolanda in the Philippines. On making landfall, Haiyan devastated portions of Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines. It is the deadliest Philippine typhoonon record, killing at least 6,300 people in that country alone.

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Peyton Wilhelm

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Sandstorm in Syria killed two woman and admitted hundreds of people to the hospital.
Happened on Tuesday
Cover you face from the sand.
Courtney

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