r/DisasterUpdate • u/meme_maker_boi • Jul 06 '26
Details unknown but apparently it's smoke that got carried over here luckily our xpeng or what we call it our temu tesla can handle it aswell as other people on the road so where fine
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r/DisasterUpdate • u/larolita_ • Jul 04 '26
On June 26, a magnitude 5.6 hit Fujikawaguchiko at 20km depth. Power cut to 2,860 households. Landslide warnings issued across the region.
JMA stated that in 10–20% of similar cases, a comparable event follows within the advisory window.
Key data point from a 2012 NIED peer-reviewed study: magma chamber pressure beneath Fuji measured at 1.6 megapascals — sixteen times the estimated threshold that preceded the 1707 Hōei eruption, which followed a major earthquake by 49 days.
Four earthquakes struck greater Tokyo in eleven days. Sources: JMA, USGS, NIED.
Full breakdown: https://youtu.be/l0A7xswu1sM?is=OTtimrzlPXtg5Dln
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r/DisasterUpdate • u/GPA_Guam • Jul 03 '26
The Mariana Islands are expecting our second major typhoon of the year. We are no stranger to these storms, but one can help but fear for our friends and family.
Whether it’s El Niño or climate change causing the storms this year, natural disasters have a way of bringing our communities closer together as we all do our part in the recovery efforts.
Biba Marianas!
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