Daily Archives: August 9, 2015

Typhoon Soudelor impacts: at least 17 killed; Grade-IV emergency issued for hard-hit areas in China

Posted on August 9, 2015 by The Extinction Protocol

August 2015 – TAIWAN – Typhoon Soudelor battered Taiwan and China on Saturday, killing at least 17, leaving nine missing and causing millions of dollars in damage. Five people were killed while the storm besieged Taiwan, including a mother and … Continue reading →

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Forecasters warn El Nino is getting stronger and could cause more climate ‘mayhem’

Posted on August 9, 2015 by The Extinction Protocol

August 2015 – CLIMATE – Exceptionally warm water moving from the western Pacific Ocean towards South America has caused El Niño to get even stronger in recent weeks. In fact, scientists claim conditions in the Pacific are now as intense … Continue reading →

Posted in Civilizations unraveling, Climate unraveling, Cloudburst storms with flashflooding, Drought, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Extreme Weather Event, Flooding, High-risk potential hazard zone, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Prophecies referenced, Record high temperatures, Time - Event Acceleration, Unseasonable Weather Event | 7 Comments

Moderately strong earthquake hits Eastern Congo, killing three people

Posted on August 9, 2015 by The Extinction Protocol

August 2015 – AFRICA – A government spokesman says that a 5.6 magnitude earthquake shook eastern Congo early Friday, causing the death of at least two children and a police officer. Lambert Mende says the epicenter of the earthquake was … Continue reading →