Re: Hurricanes and solar radiation

Mutton Head <who must be feeling a little sheepish by now @ your
friendly neighbourhood butchers block> wrote in all seriousness:
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> You are off topic in sci.geo.earthquakes.  Weather is discussed
> over there.  ------>
So how do you like the potatoes? Little more mint sauce with it? (Brings
up the wind so I hear.) Where are the other carrots?

On to less pressing matters:
Seeing as we have a solution of sorts it might be worth comparing the
estimated powers of high 7's low 8 earthquakes with curly swirlies.

Since we know the approximate value of low range quakes from comparisons
to results posted as nuclear weapon tests and various other events, it
aught to be relatively easy to guessimate the force involved with super
storms.

FEB 03   15 26 10.6  41.529 N  109.640 W    1 G  5.3 4.6   1.0  322
WYOMING. Probable implosion in a trona mine west of Green River. One
miner killed and ten injured. Slight damage at Green River and Little
America. Felt (V) at Rock Springs; (III) at Eden and Reliance. Also felt
at Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah. Up to one meter of surface subsidence
occurred in about a 1 by 2 km area above the mine.
 
MAY 15   04 05 57.8  41.603 N   88.820 E    0 G  6.1 5.0   1.0  514
SOUTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA. Underground nuclear explosion.

http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/eqlists/sig_1995.html

Which just leaves a couple of anomalies to resolve before we go for the
big picture:

1. Days when there are no -or very few quakes.

2. Days when only one region is subject to them.


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