Les actualités des bouleversements climatiques
Un réchauffement climatique ou bien un refroidissement climatique.
Eh bien un peu des deux, disons que tout est contrasté suivant les régions.
c'est coloré n'est-ce pas ?
01 - Inondations à Brisbane (Australie) : 2 morts
L'agglomération de Brisbane a été touchée par de fortes pluies à caractère orageux qui ont causé des inondations dans plusieurs quartiers.
05-02-2008   Plusieurs tornades se sont abattues dans les Etats de l'Arkansas, du Tennessee, du Mississippi et du Kentucky faisant 48 morts, 86 blessés et d'importants dégâts matériels. Dernière mise à jour : (06-02-2008) |
05-02-2008  Plusieurs avalanches se sont produites dans le Nord et le Sud du Kashmir. Dans le Nord du Kashmir, une avalanche a enseveli une déneigeuse qui opérait sur une route près de Sadhana, tuant son conducteur |
03-02-2008  La perturbation active accompagnée de vent violent qui a traversé la France d’Ouest en Est a causé quelques dégâts dans les département de la Vendée et de la Haute-Loire. Dernière mise à jour : (05-02-2008) |
 | 03 - Deux séismes au Rwanda er RDC font 44 victimes 03-02-2008 Dernière mise à jour : (06-02-2008) |
| 01 - Crues torrentielles au Brésil : 9 morts 02-02-2008 Dernière mise à jour : (06-02-2008) |
Voici le dernier message de Pierre de Chatillon.
Bref la aussi ça laisse songeur...
-CHINA - The Chinese government has deployed almost half a million troops to help people affected by the WORST WINTER WEATHER IN DECADES. Severe snow has hit central and eastern China, paralysing transport networks.
-The snowfalls have hit most parts of China continuously since mid-January and are expected to continue. In preparation, weather bureaus in many provinces decided to raise the weather warning to a higher level.
-INDIA - Mustard seed production, that was estimated to be lower this year because of a fall in acreage, may decline further due to the cold wave in north India and rainfall in the eastern parts of the country.
-PAKISTAN - UNUSUAL EXTREME cold weather has brought electioneering to an almost freezing level in Chitral, with little outdoor election activities if any, being seen.
-CANADA has experienced THE DEADLIEST BEGINNING TO THE AVALANCHE SEASON ON RECORD. As of January 2008, there have been ten fatalities since the start of the avalanche season.
-UNUSUAL winter coasts - winter has been particularly nasty to the Atlantic provinces. "We've had more snow than the average snowfall up to this point in the winter but the frequency of storms transiting through is definitely ABOVE NORMAL
-U.S. - Avalanche centers in the West issued warnings Tuesday as new storms lined up following a system that buried many areas in heavy snow, closing government offices, causing havoc on roads and even shutting down one ski resort.
-A massive asteroid that was first spotted only four months ago has just zoomed past Earth. The space rock, named TU-24 and roughly 250m in diameter, passed by at only around 1.4 times the moon's distance from Earth.
-HAITI - Extreme poverty is forcing Haiti's poorest people to eat dirt. Mud cookies - made from dirt, salt and vegetable shortening - have become popular among Haitians desperate to stave off hunger.
-CUBA - Over 40 earth tremors in the country's south-eastern zone in a few hours on Thursday concern experts and people from that region.
-OREGON - Officials at the Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board are puzzling over what caused a siren to go off Thursday night at its service center on Ocean Boulevard in Coos Bay.
-CALIFORNIA - Salinas - The weather service reported UNUSUAL wind speeds for the county, due the placement of a storm - which centered Friday just southwest of Monterey Bay.
-CALIFORNIA - Santa Barbara has been experiencing strange weather over the past few days. Rain, wind, thunder, lightning, hail, and even snow have all been battering the county since Tuesday.
-IOWA - RECORD-SETTING cold Thursday - Four Iowa cities saw record-low temperatures for the date, including Waterloo (minus 29), where it was so cold that the National Weather Service's monitoring equipment temporarily stopped
-ALASKA - snow dropped over the Anchorage Bowl on Thursday night and Friday morning in depths to almost 6 inches in Muldoon. That was enough to eclipse the old SNOWFALL RECORD of 1.4 inches for the date, set in 1944.
Les anciens appelaient ceci « Roue de la Fortune », non parce que ça se produit au hasard, mais parce que ceci se produit en succession, se déplaçant lentement sur la surface de la planète.
Imaginez 25 ans...
Le savoir protège.
Amicalement