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Cyclone Chido lashed French Indian Ocean territory Mayotte with winds of at least 226 kilometers per hour (140 mph).

Chido cyclone Mayotte

 
A rare Tornado has been reported in Scotts Valley, California (9.7 km north of Santa Cruz). Only one minor injury has been reported.


Confirmed tornado flips several vehicles in Scotts Valley

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Updated: 4:09 PM PST Dec 14, 2024 KSBW
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. —
The National Weather Service says that a tornado hit Scotts Valley on Saturday.

KSBW 8 meteorologist Gina DeVecchio confirmed the wind event was a tornado.

In a statement, the NWS said:

“For Scotts Valley, video evidence and radar signatures are enough to indicate a tornado did transpire this afternoon. Our survey crews are enroute to further examine the data with local officials so in terms of actual tornado rating, we'll have to wait on that.”


The event was on Mount Hermon Road near the shopping center.

Scotts Valley police have blocked off the road in all directions.

When KSBW 8 asked the National Weather Service if this was a tornado they answered with the following statement:

“We are aware of the report. We're currently investigating. We had a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for portions of the Santa Cruz Mts including Scotts Valley.”

A Battalion Chief was caught in the 'weather event' and his vehicle was picked up, CAL FIRE told KSBW. "He was hospitalized out of an abundance of caution but is doing well."

Stay with KSBW 8 for the latest details.

 
A rare Tornado has been reported in Scotts Valley, California (9.7 km north of Santa Cruz). Only one minor injury has been reported.


Confirmed tornado flips several vehicles in Scotts Valley

Video
Updated: 4:09 PM PST Dec 14, 2024 KSBW
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. —
The National Weather Service says that a tornado hit Scotts Valley on Saturday.

KSBW 8 meteorologist Gina DeVecchio confirmed the wind event was a tornado.

In a statement, the NWS said:

“For Scotts Valley, video evidence and radar signatures are enough to indicate a tornado did transpire this afternoon. Our survey crews are enroute to further examine the data with local officials so in terms of actual tornado rating, we'll have to wait on that.”


The event was on Mount Hermon Road near the shopping center.

Scotts Valley police have blocked off the road in all directions.

When KSBW 8 asked the National Weather Service if this was a tornado they answered with the following statement:

“We are aware of the report. We're currently investigating. We had a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for portions of the Santa Cruz Mts including Scotts Valley.”

A Battalion Chief was caught in the 'weather event' and his vehicle was picked up, CAL FIRE told KSBW. "He was hospitalized out of an abundance of caution but is doing well."

Stay with KSBW 8 for the latest details.

Bless their hearts that's just a baby dust devil 🤠🌪
 
On this last Sunday evening the moon stopped in the sky concluding a 19 year cycle.

More on this can be found in the next links:
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And to here tell more, this is something more commonly known as major lunar standstill, which occurs each 19 years (actually 18.6y), said the full synodic cycle of the moon. So, as explained in the suggested links: The wobbling Moon to reach its farthest-farthest north takes 9.3 years. And it takes another 9.3 years for the moon to get to its farthest-farthest south. Those years combined make 18.6 years representing the full cycle of this journey — i.e. a major lunar standstill.

So, is it not a big deal? Well, apparently the Neolithic Ireland used to give some importance to such event since the ancient monument of Dowth —also called Dubad— is said built with 115 kerbstones surrounding it. This is half of 230 (~229.9), the number of synodic lunar months within the 19 year moon cycle —each synodic month has 29.53 days (period between same lunar phases).

That’s not all. Furthermore it was in Dowth, tells the myth, where king Bressal tried to build a tower to reach the sky, apparently because he had lost most of his cattle. To accomplish such task at one single day, as he intended, his sister stopped the sun in the sky. But, as one likely can already guess, he failed and over that place abruptly came the sunset. So, today his mound is called Dowth, which means darkness.

Oh, yeah, after that somewhat "hecatomb" fallen upon Bressal, he was left with only 7 cows and one bull. So, 8 animals. Ok…?!!!​
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3200 BC Kerbstone 51, called Stone of the 7 Suns, with “sun-like” carvings​

Oh, it is funny how this reminds a dream from before all these notes and mentioned research.​
 
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Cyclone Chido lashed French Indian Ocean territory Mayotte with winds of at least 226 kilometers per hour (140 mph).

Mayotte feels like nuclear war aftermath since cyclone, residents say​

Residents of Mayotte have spoken of "apocalyptic scenes" caused by the worst storm in 90 years to hit the French Indian Ocean territory.



Powerful M7.3 earthquake shakes the island of Vanuatu. The US embassy is severely damaged.

7.3 magnitude earthquake damages US Embassy in Vanuatu​


The U.S. Embassy in Port Vila was damaged on Tuesday as a 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu.

The earthquake struck about 18 miles west of the capital just before 1 p.m. local time, the U.S. Geological Survey said. A series of aftershocks followed, but no tsunami warnings were issued.

 

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