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Volume 2015, Issue No.6, May 17- 30, Time 8AM
A
MODEL FOR SUMMER SEASON OF INDIA
IN
THE MONTH OF MAY 2015
and strategic events
world over.
by
Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana,
(Retd.Prof of Physics, SU, Kolhapur-416004)
17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,
Official Colony, Maharanipeta.P.O,
Visakhaptnam-530002,
Andhra State
Cell: +919491902867
ABSTRACT
A model presented of the surprising month of May
2015 that recorded maximum temperatures in Rajasthan, Gujarat,
Telangana, Andhra and Odisha belt of heat wave this year.
The model identifies the belt around Rajasthan, Gujarat, Telangana,
Andhra and Odisha contrasted with sand storms originating from Iraq, Iran
and Pakistan that engulfed Delhi and other places in the North India.
Demarcation is very clear cut. So far more than 1,400 people have died in the state
of Andhra Pradesh. Present study identifies the dual system of Sand Storms and the Heat Wave conditions in India mostly the later arising from the Rajasthan desert area.
Using carefully designed materials and
an "inverted" architecture efficiency of 10% bringing polymer Solar
cells close to commercial viability. Michigan State University's version
of Solar concentrator generates solar energy when placed over a window.
A woman
V.C. for the Oxford University in 2015 after the year 1230. Japan's Prime
Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Thursday a $110 billion investment plan for
infrastructure projects in Asia.
A violent volcanic eruption in Japan
forced evacuation of an Island on Friday 29th May 2015, as huge columns of ash
was shot high into the sky. Plume reached 29500 feet rocketed from Mount
Shindake on the far southern island of Kuchinoerabu.
The 7.8-magnitude earthquake was centered 874 km (543 miles)
from the Japanese capital, at a depth of more than 660 km. The earthquake
struck at 20:30 local time (11:30 GMT). One will have to wait for the reports to know if there is any connection between Mount Shindake Volcano Eruption with the earthquake.
Buildings in the capital New Delhi
swayed for almost a minute as the quake built in intensity. Mild tremors were also felt at many
parts in north India including Delhi.
OBSERVATIONS
17th Storm Auckland, New Zealand
Relief workers tried desperately on Tuesday, Cyclone Pam Monday March 16th 2015, to reach Vanuatu's remote outer islands that were smashed by a monstrous cyclone, as the United Nations reported that 24 people were confirmed dead and 3,300 displaced by the storm that tore through the South Pacific archipelago. Radio and telephone communications with hard-hit outer islands were just beginning to be restored, but remained incredibly patchy three days after what the country's president called a "monster" storm.
Tokyo: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Thursday a $110 billion investment plan for infrastructure projects in Asia in an apparent counter to China's move to launch a new development bank. Abe said in a speech in Tokyo that Japan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will boost their assistance by 30 per cent to offer the massive investment aid under a five-year public-private partnership vision.
A MODEL A model presented of the surprising month of May 2015 that recorded maximum temperatures in Andhra, Telangana, Rajasthan, Odisha and Gujarat a belt of heat wave this year.
A MODEL A model presented of the surprising month of May 2015 that recorded maximum temperatures in Andhra, Telangana, Rajasthan, Odisha and Gujarat a belt of heat wave this year.
Last four days of 18th to-date May 22nd the Heat wave has gripped the Visakhapatanam city with mercury touching 37.5 deg C.
Dust Storm, Light Rain Bring Down Temperature in Delhi:
May 19, 2015 21:05 IST
An 80-km per hour wind started at 4.15 pm and brought with it a lot of dust. Visibility dropped to 500 metres at Indira Gandhi International Airport,
Dust storm in Rajasthan claims 17 lives, injures 80
Wed 20 May, 2015 : New Delhi, May 20 (ANI)
At least 17 people have been killed and more than 80 people injured in a deadly dusty storm which swept through parts of Rajasthan yesterday.
Images of Super Typhoon Dolphin
May 16, 2015; 2:57 PM ET
Dolphin became the third super typhoon of the 2015 Western Pacific tropical season as winds topped 240 kph (150 mph) on Saturday.The typhoon also produced 100 to 200 mm (4 to 8 inches) of rain across Guam and Rota with localized amounts over 300 mm (12 inches).
Hail and Flooding Pound Turkey and Greece
May 21, 2015; 12:06 PM ET
A slow-moving, upper-level low has sparked rounds of flooding and severe thunderstorms from Greece into Turkey this week. The low brought hail and flooding to Greece on Tuesday before moving farther east on Wednesday.
Tuesday, 19 May 2015 - 4:59pm IST
In last ten days, three persons have died due to severe heat wave conditions gripping Gujarat, officials said on Tuesday. "Three persons have died due to heat-stroke due to the extreme heat wave in the city . The vidarbha region of Maharashtra reeled under intense heat wave and Wardha topped the chart with 47.5 deg C on Tuesday 19th May 2015.
21 May, 2015, 04.56PM IST : BHUBANESWAR:
May 21, 2014 11:54 pm. Quake jolts Delhi, NCR, Chennai, parts of North, East India.
The quake struck 60 kms east of Paradip at a depth of 10 kms at 9.52 PM, The epicenter of the earthquake was in the Bay of Bengal with its coordinates being 18.1 degree north and 87.8 degree east, measuring 5.6 on the Richter scale.
May 22, 2015 4:40 pm
Heat wave in several parts of Telangana and Andhra has claimed 43 lives so far even as people continued to reel under shooting day temperatures, officials said today. Khammam, where the temperature touched 47 degrees Celsius, was among the places where severe heat conditions prevailed, a report from Rajahmundry in Andhra Pradesh said eight people have died due in East Godavari district in the last three days. The district has been under the grip of heat wave witnessing high temperatures ranging between 42 to 45 degrees Celsius. Mercury soared to 42 degrees Celsius at Kakinada, 43 C in Rajahmundry town and 44 C in Tuni, according to local Meteorological Department officials. Six people lost their lives due to sun stroke in Srikakulam in the last three days, district revenue officials. A Visakhapatnam report said two persons lost their lives in Padmanabha mandal while a street vendor, succumbed to sun stoke in Gopalapatnam in the city during the last two days. Also, five deaths were reported from Vizianagaram during the last 48 hours, according to district officials.
According to unofficial estimates, about 50 people have succumbed to sunstroke so far this summer in Karimnagar, Warangal and Khammam districts alone. However, officials have confirmed only a dozen deaths.
According to unofficial estimates, about 50 people have succumbed to sunstroke so far this summer in Karimnagar, Warangal and Khammam districts alone. However, officials have confirmed only a dozen deaths.
Friday May 22, 2015
At least 15 people have died this month in Telangana, where a heat wave has seen the temperature soaring to over 46 degrees.
24th May 2015
Killer Sunday claimed 38 lives in Vijayanagaram, Visakhapatnam and Srikakulam. People take a plunge into the sea at the RK beach to escape the scorching sun as the city sizzles at 45 deg C on Sunday. Tuni reached 47.2 deg C on Sunday 24th May.
Updated on May 25, 6.09 pm (IST)
Delhi's summer misery sees no respite as maximum temperature in the city takes a toll as each new day passes. Maximums have been rising in Delhi and NCR and keeping with the trend, they have increased even further. On Monday, the Safdarjung observatory recorded 45.5°C as the maximum temperature. In Palam, maximum touched a new high of 46.4°C. Highest of the season for both the Observatories of Delhi. The temperature is also the second highest for both the Observatories in last ten years. The highest in last ten years were recorded on 24th May, 2013.
Delhi's summer misery sees no respite as maximum temperature in the city takes a toll as each new day passes. Maximums have been rising in Delhi and NCR and keeping with the trend, they have increased even further. On Monday, the Safdarjung observatory recorded 45.5°C as the maximum temperature. In Palam, maximum touched a new high of 46.4°C. Highest of the season for both the Observatories of Delhi. The temperature is also the second highest for both the Observatories in last ten years. The highest in last ten years were recorded on 24th May, 2013.
SUMMER WEATHER IN INDIA
Grip of heat wave
Temperatures have been rising in Central, Northwest, parts of East and Peninsular India for the last few days. Heat wave will continue over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, parts of Andhra Pradesh and Jharkhand during the next couple of days. Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, north Rajasthan and west Uttar Pradesh are reeling under hot weather conditions for last couple of days. The Safdarjung observatory in Delhi saw the day temperature settle at 43.6°C, on Friday. Heat wave conditions prevail at the Palam airport with maximum at 45.2°C, which is 5 degrees above the normal average. Friday was undoubtedly the hottest day of the season.
Heatwave-like conditions are prevailing in the adjoining states of Punjab and Haryana as well.
Weather in East India
On Friday, maximum in Allahabad was 5 degrees above normal at 47°C. Sultanpur and Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh also witnessed heat wave conditions and both recorded 45°C as maximum temperature. In Jharkhand, Chaibasa was 8 degrees above normal at 44.3°C. Day temperatures in Daltonganj was 5 degrees above normal at 46.3°C. Maximums in Giridih and Jamshedpur hovered around 43°C.
Weather in Peninsular India
The Vidarbha region is sizzling with heat wave conditions. Chandrapur is at 47.6°C, while Nagpur recorded 46.5°C as maximum on Friday.In Andhra Pradesh, maximum at Vijayawada is 6 degrees above normal at 47.2°C. Machilipatnam also saw the mercury rise 7 degrees above average to touch 46.3°C. Pre-Monsoon heat is at its peak in the above mentioned areas. There will be no respite from heat in the coming days as well.
Heat wave toll rose to 432 in Telangana (246) and Andhra (186). Nalgonda alone reports 58 deaths.
IN VISAKHAPATNAM
It became cloudy in the afternoon from 2 pm to 4 pm but didn't rain on Monday 25th March 2015. Again on Tuesday 26th May 2015,morning it was cloudy but no rain nor summer heat lowered. People bathing from 2 pm to 8 pm everyday to bear the summer heat. But Wednesday it became cool and in the afternoon it was cloudy weather.
LAND SLIDE BLOCKS NEPAL RIVER
On Monday 25th May 2015 thousands of panic-stricken people fled their homes fearing flash floods after an overnight landslide blocked in midnight, into Kali Gandaki river in Myagdi district about 140 kms northwest of Kathmandu, in quake-hit Nepal's mountainous northwest that raised water levels by 150 meters (490 feet). Two-km artificial water lake was overflowing. The hard rocks blocking the river have to be cut but sudden surge might be dangerous. It could bring floods in districts of Parabat, Syangja, Gulmi, Palpa, Nawalparasi and Chitwan.
WINDOWS THAT LIGHT UP
Michigan State University's version of Solar concentrator generates solar energy when placed over a window.
26th May 2015
Heatwave toll reached 333 in Andhra and 199 in Telangana.
29th May 2015
Visakhapatnam became some what cool on the eve of 29th May 2015.
29th May 2015
Visakhapatnam became some what cool on the eve of 29th May 2015.
This map doesn't reveal the observations of the present
author that the heat wave in India mostly arise from the Rajasthan desert
region of India.
Below the map reveals the distinct regions of Sand storms and the Heat Wave conditions in India.
The present study notes that the sand storms from the Iran, Iraq and Pakistan effected Delhi and heat wave conditions over Rajasthan, Gujarat, Telangana, Andhra and Odisha states form a different 'semi-circular' chain of places.
Present study identifies the dual system of Sand Storms and the Heat Wave conditions in India mostly the later arising from the Rajasthan desert area.
The death toll in India’s heatwave has climbed towards 1,500 as the country sweltered in one of the worst bouts of hot weather for several years. Southern India has borne the brunt of the sudden spell of hot, dry weather. So far more than 1,000 people have died in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The death toll in neighboring Telangana, where temperatures hit 48 C (118 F) over the weekend, stood at 340.The massive heatwave sweeping India is starting to ease, with forecasts of rain in some affected states.
Officials say nearly 1,700 people have died in the worst-hit states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, where temperatures rose above 45C (113F). Clouds have formed over some parts of the two states and weather officials say pre-monsoon showers are likely to provide some relief on Friday.
In 2003, a heat wave led to 3,000 deaths in Andhra Pradesh. Records indicate that it is likely that the numbers of cold days and nights have decreased and the numbers of warm days and nights have increased across most of Asia since about 1950.
Note:Heat wave has not only gripped the plains of North India, but the hills are also experiencing hot and uncomfortable conditions during day time. Some of the places in the region are observing heat wave conditions, which are making matters worse. For example, Shimla, the most favored holiday destination of North India saw the day temperature settle 5 degrees above the monthly normal at 29.3°C, which amounts to heat wave. March to May is the peak time for tourism in the hills. Thousands of tourists flock to the hill states of Jammu and Kashmir.
Before Pushkaralu dry Godavari raises concern. In
worst case of scenario 3 to 4 tmc of
SRSP water would be released which will cover Pushkar ghats from Adilabad to
Khammam.
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AFTER SHOCKS JOLT NEPAL
Two tremors were felt on Monday struck Nepal. A 5.0R at 3.23 AM with epicenter at Gorkha, and another 4.1R was struck in Western Nepal with epicenter at Dolakhan.
M 4.8 Earthquake : 44km NE of Bharatpur, Nepal
4 hours ago – U.S. Geological Survey
An earthquake with magnitude 4.8 occurred near KATHMANDU, Nepal at 09:59:59.80 UTC on May 29, 2015
LONDON
A sudden and massive ice loss in a previously stable region of Antarctica is causing small changes in the gravity field of the Earth, a new study has found. "To date, the glaciers added roughly 300 cubic km of water to the ocean. The changes were observed using the CryoSat-2 satellite, a mission of the European Space Agency dedicated to remote-sensing of ice. By analysing roughly 5 years of the data, the researchers found that the ice surface of some of the glaciers is currently going down by as much as 4m each year.
INDIA WEATHER OF THE HOT SUMMER 2015
An interesting observation by the author is that Rajasthan desert state, Gujarat, Telangana, Andhra and Odisha states fell in line of the hot summer season of this year 2015 from almost the middle of the month of May. Only today the weather in Visakhapatnam was cordial and am able to move out around 4.30 pm.
Many deaths throughout India and especially in the Andhra and Telangana are reported. In the later two states it was around 900 people as per today's 27th May 2015 news.
Updated 0445 GMT (1145 HKT) May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015; 8:51 AM ET
Texas and Oklahoma are praying for a respite following four days
of epic rainfall that has killed 18 people. Another 13 people died in Ciudad
Acuña, Mexico, when a ferocious tornado ripped through the border town of
180,000. At least 35
people, 14 in northern Mexico, 15 in Texas plus six
in Oklahoma, have died in the
severe weather, both tornadoes and flooding.
May 27, 2015; 8:51 AM ET
A
very active typhoon season combined with drought in much of India could have a
significant impact on lives and property for more than a billion people in Asia
during the summer of 2015.
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2015
Heat wave to severe heat wave conditions prevailed at a few places over Odisha and coastal AP. Heat wave conditions prevailed at a few places over west MP, Jharkhand and at isolated places over east MP, Vidharbha, Chhattisgarh, Utter Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Telangana. Thunderstorms accompanied by squall occurred at isolated places over Punjab, coastal AP, interior Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and south interior Karnataka. Heavy rainfall occurred at isolated places over Assam, Meghalaya, Nagland, Manipur, Tripura and AP.
Nearly 20,000 people died of the heat in India since 1990. In 2012 and 2013 the AP state undivided accounted for largest number of deaths due to heat wave. Punjab, Utter Pradesh, Odisha and Bihar are the other places of the deaths due to summer heat.
Heat wave claimed 1412 lives in less than a week in May 2015. 168 deaths occurred in AP since Tuesday 26th May 2015 and about 202 deaths occurred in Prakasam district in 2015. AP and Telangana reported about 1345 deaths this year in month of May.
One lakh each to be paid to kin of Sunstroke victims in AP following a report by a three member committee of Local Tahsildar, Sub-inspector, and Senior health Officer with the hereditary certificate submitted. About 123 people died due to heat stroke in the district this year to-date.
EVEREST IN DANGER
Scientists warn Everest glaciers are at risk of disappearing with at least 70% entirely by the end of 2100 due to change in climate. Shrinking glaciers could affect water supplies in the Everest with volumes of snow melt flowing into DUDH KOSI RIVER. Nepal, the Netherlands and France report that weather patterns on the Everest indicate that impact of rising temperatures on the glaciers.
KEY TO MORE EFFICIENT POLYMER SOLAR CELLS
Using carefully designed materials and an "inverted" architecture efficiency of 10% bringing polymer Solar cells close to commercial viability.
SCANNING KIDNEYS
Prof P. Rajalakshmi Dept.of Elec. Engg, in IIT, Hyderabad achieved a software that can be used by semi-skilled persons to use ultrasound imaging to perform preliminary diagnosis. 2014 IEEE 16th Int. Conf. on e-Health Networking Applications and Service. About 10 features are needed to to classify a kidney as normal or not. The organ validation algorithm and CAD can be integrated with ultrasound machines.
SOUTHERN AFRICA
An unprecedented drought which has not been witnessed for the last decade is affecting most parts of southern Africa from southern Angola to Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Namibia. This severe drought has led to crop failure in the region. Major food shortage is being felt in the region. It might be safe to say that the situation in Southern parts of Africa is not good at all and it is likely to become harsher.
AMERICA
The places which have maximum impact include Los Angeles, San Francisco both in California and Reno, Nevada. In fact, in San Francisco there has been a rain-less January this year and this has happened for the first time in 165 years since 1893.
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HEATWAVE TOLL
The nationwide death toll on Friday rose to 2005 as the intense heat wave conditions continued with Palama in Jharkhand recording 47 deg C. AP and Telangana accounted for 1979 deaths.
Districts of Adilabad, Nizambad, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam, and Nalgonda of Telangana continue to have heat wave conditions following Friday 29th May 2015. Total deaths to-date is 489 with 49 on Friday.
Indian Express reports that Visakhapatnam would receive Rainfall in next 24 hours news Saturday 30, 2015.
Monsoon to miss date with Kerala. The south-west monsoon will hit Kerala coast with a couple of days delayed. Below monsoon season from June 1st to September 30th.
Low water storage in key reservoirs for the entire country almost in 15 states, due to the heat wave. There are only six states where water storage is better than last year. Water available in 91% reservoirs of the country as on May 28th, 215 was only 43.24 BCM which is 27% of total storage capacitives of these reservoirs. Himchala Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarkhand, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu states have better water storage.
TOKYO VOLCANO
A violent volcanic eruption in Japan forced evacuation of an Island on Friday 29th May 2015, as huge columns of ash was shot high into the sky. Plume reached 29500 feet rocketed from Mount Shindake on the far southern island of Kuchinoerabu.
The magnitude-8.5 offshore quake struck
off the Ogasawara islands at a depth of 590 km the Japan Meteorological Agency
said. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake had a magnitude of 7.8 and a
depth of 678 km. Buddhist altar violently swayed like I have never
experienced before said an observer. A separate 6.2-magnitude quake struck on
Sunday morning off the Izu Islands south of Tokyo, which are north of the
Ogasawaras at 8:24 p.m. Saturday.. Japan sits at the meeting place of four
tectonic plates and experiences around 20% of the world’s most powerful
earthquakes every year. But rigid building codes and strict enforcement mean even powerful
quakes frequently do little damage. the 7.8-magnitude earthquake was
centered 874 km (543 miles) from the Japanese capital, at a depth of more than
660 km. The earthquake struck at 20:30 local time (11:30 GMT). Buildings in the
capital swayed for almost a minute as the quake built in intensity.
THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2015
Heat wave to severe heat wave conditions prevailed at a few places over Odisha and coastal AP. Heat wave conditions prevailed at a few places over west MP, Jharkhand and at isolated places over east MP, Vidharbha, Chhattisgarh, Utter Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Telangana. Thunderstorms accompanied by squall occurred at isolated places over Punjab, coastal AP, interior Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and south interior Karnataka. Heavy rainfall occurred at isolated places over Assam, Meghalaya, Nagland, Manipur, Tripura and AP.
Nearly 20,000 people died of the heat in India since 1990. In 2012 and 2013 the AP state undivided accounted for largest number of deaths due to heat wave. Punjab, Utter Pradesh, Odisha and Bihar are the other places of the deaths due to summer heat.
Heat wave claimed 1412 lives in less than a week in May 2015. 168 deaths occurred in AP since Tuesday 26th May 2015 and about 202 deaths occurred in Prakasam district in 2015. AP and Telangana reported about 1345 deaths this year in month of May.
One lakh each to be paid to kin of Sunstroke victims in AP following a report by a three member committee of Local Tahsildar, Sub-inspector, and Senior health Officer with the hereditary certificate submitted. About 123 people died due to heat stroke in the district this year to-date.
EVEREST IN DANGER
Scientists warn Everest glaciers are at risk of disappearing with at least 70% entirely by the end of 2100 due to change in climate. Shrinking glaciers could affect water supplies in the Everest with volumes of snow melt flowing into DUDH KOSI RIVER. Nepal, the Netherlands and France report that weather patterns on the Everest indicate that impact of rising temperatures on the glaciers.
KEY TO MORE EFFICIENT POLYMER SOLAR CELLS
Using carefully designed materials and an "inverted" architecture efficiency of 10% bringing polymer Solar cells close to commercial viability.
SCANNING KIDNEYS
Prof P. Rajalakshmi Dept.of Elec. Engg, in IIT, Hyderabad achieved a software that can be used by semi-skilled persons to use ultrasound imaging to perform preliminary diagnosis. 2014 IEEE 16th Int. Conf. on e-Health Networking Applications and Service. About 10 features are needed to to classify a kidney as normal or not. The organ validation algorithm and CAD can be integrated with ultrasound machines.
SOUTHERN AFRICA
HEATWAVE TOLL
The nationwide death toll on Friday rose to 2005 as the intense heat wave conditions continued with Palama in Jharkhand recording 47 deg C. AP and Telangana accounted for 1979 deaths.
Districts of Adilabad, Nizambad, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam, and Nalgonda of Telangana continue to have heat wave conditions following Friday 29th May 2015. Total deaths to-date is 489 with 49 on Friday.
Indian Express reports that Visakhapatnam would receive Rainfall in next 24 hours news Saturday 30, 2015.
Monsoon to miss date with Kerala. The south-west monsoon will hit Kerala coast with a couple of days delayed. Below monsoon season from June 1st to September 30th.
Low water storage in key reservoirs for the entire country almost in 15 states, due to the heat wave. There are only six states where water storage is better than last year. Water available in 91% reservoirs of the country as on May 28th, 215 was only 43.24 BCM which is 27% of total storage capacitives of these reservoirs. Himchala Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarkhand, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu states have better water storage.
TOKYO VOLCANO
A violent volcanic eruption in Japan forced evacuation of an Island on Friday 29th May 2015, as huge columns of ash was shot high into the sky. Plume reached 29500 feet rocketed from Mount Shindake on the far southern island of Kuchinoerabu.
The magnitude-8.5 offshore quake struck off the Ogasawara islands at a depth of 590 km the Japan Meteorological Agency said. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake had a magnitude of 7.8 and a depth of 678 km. Buddhist altar violently swayed like I have never experienced before said an observer. A separate 6.2-magnitude quake struck on Sunday morning off the Izu Islands south of Tokyo, which are north of the Ogasawaras at 8:24 p.m. Saturday.. Japan sits at the meeting place of four tectonic plates and experiences around 20% of the world’s most powerful earthquakes every year. But rigid building codes and strict enforcement mean even powerful quakes frequently do little damage. the 7.8-magnitude earthquake was centered 874 km (543 miles) from the Japanese capital, at a depth of more than 660 km. The earthquake struck at 20:30 local time (11:30 GMT). Buildings in the capital swayed for almost a minute as the quake built in intensity.
Mild tremors were also felt at
many parts in north India including Delhi. Mild tremors were felt in New Delhi and
the National Capital Region for nearly a minute this evening, triggering panic
as people living in high-rises rushed out of the buildings.
There were reports of tremors being felt in Japan’s main island of Honshu, where train services were stalled as a result of power failure. Well, Japan would definitely be on high alert after successive days of being under threat, firstly with the volcanic eruption and later the earthquake. One will have to wait for the reports to know if there is any connection between Mount Shindake Volcano Eruption with the earthquake.
Monsoon arrived over Andaman and Nicobar Islands on May 16,
three days prior to the onset date. Since then, the advance has been slow. By
May 21, the southwest monsoon advanced over Bay of Bengal touching southern
parts of Sri Lanka. But here on, the monsoon stagnated for a week. The
Arabian Sea branch of the southwest monsoon made very slow advance and is yet
to reach the extreme southern tip (Kerala) of India.
OXFORD GETS WOMEN V.C. IN 800 YEARS
The woman leader was appointed nearly eight centuries ago in the year 1230.
MEXICO
ROSENBERG,
Texas:
The rain has ended in North Texas and Oklahoma, but residents in Greater
Houston warily eyed the swollen, yet-to-crest Brazos River and the skies, which
threatened to drop up to 5 additional inches of rain late Saturday afternoon
and evening. The Brazos River southwest of Houston was the main area of
concern on Saturday as floodwaters moved from North and Central Texas
downstream toward the Gulf of Mexico. At least 31 people have been killed
in storms that began in Texas and
Oklahoma last weekend. Twenty-seven of the deaths have been in Texas alone, and
11 people were missing Saturday. It may be a 150 or 200 years event
since until recently was suffering a severe drought.
ARTEFACTS IN ODISHA VILLAGE OF 4K YRS OLD
Monsoon arrived over Andaman and Nicobar Islands on May 16,
three days prior to the onset date. Since then, the advance has been slow. By
May 21, the southwest monsoon advanced over Bay of Bengal touching southern
parts of Sri Lanka. But here on, the monsoon stagnated for a week. The
Arabian Sea branch of the southwest monsoon made very slow advance and is yet
to reach the extreme southern tip (Kerala) of India.
The woman leader was appointed nearly eight centuries ago in the year 1230.
MEXICO
The first named storm of the season had maximum sustained winds of 105 mph (165 kph) Saturday afternoon. Andres is centered about 700 miles (1,125 kilometers) off the southern tip of Baja California Mexico and is moving northwest at 8 mph (13 kph).
ROSENBERG,
Texas:
The rain has ended in North Texas and Oklahoma, but residents in Greater
Houston warily eyed the swollen, yet-to-crest Brazos River and the skies, which
threatened to drop up to 5 additional inches of rain late Saturday afternoon
and evening. The Brazos River southwest of Houston was the main area of
concern on Saturday as floodwaters moved from North and Central Texas
downstream toward the Gulf of Mexico. At least 31 people have been killed
in storms that began in Texas and
Oklahoma last weekend. Twenty-seven of the deaths have been in Texas alone, and
11 people were missing Saturday. It may be a 150 or 200 years event
since until recently was suffering a severe drought.
ARTEFACTS IN ODISHA VILLAGE OF 4K YRS OLD
During excavations circular huts, pottery samples, stone axes, polishers, bone points, bone needls, charred animal bones with cut marks, fish bones, copper objectsm beads and hand made bone arrow heads belonging to copper age have been recovered at Suabarei village on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar. It belongs to 4000 to 4500 years old of neo-chalcolithic era. The civilization started between the valleys of river Daya (branch of Mahanadhi river) and a rivulet Gangua, that originated from a stream in the Chandaka forests.
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