Recap: the MoodCompass team reported a disaster indicator peaking near August 1-8 that would impact the United States, but be more destructive outside the U.S. (see last few posts). It continues to play out.
Tropical storm Iselle will hopefully turn out to pack less of a punch to Hawaii than feared. However, the MoodCompass disaster indicator says there is an even higher likelihood globally for natural disasters or major global changes tomorrow (8 Aug) than there were today. The approximately 1 week period of an anticipated cluster of disasters began to show on 2 August with toxic water in Ohio, a potentially deadly inconvenience. The following day, a major earthquake in China toppled thousands of homes and killed 600 people. Today, 7 Aug, a rare hurricane landfall in Hawaii may cause some damages, but hopefully they will be minimal. Tomorrow and into early next week, this global disaster wave should continue to play itself out. Best case, it will soon run out of steam and fade away. All that is clear today, is that it isn't over yet.
Tropical storm Iselle will hopefully turn out to pack less of a punch to Hawaii than feared. However, the MoodCompass disaster indicator says there is an even higher likelihood globally for natural disasters or major global changes tomorrow (8 Aug) than there were today. The approximately 1 week period of an anticipated cluster of disasters began to show on 2 August with toxic water in Ohio, a potentially deadly inconvenience. The following day, a major earthquake in China toppled thousands of homes and killed 600 people. Today, 7 Aug, a rare hurricane landfall in Hawaii may cause some damages, but hopefully they will be minimal. Tomorrow and into early next week, this global disaster wave should continue to play itself out. Best case, it will soon run out of steam and fade away. All that is clear today, is that it isn't over yet.
isn't it about time for an update?
ReplyDeleteYes, you're right. See update, to be posted shortly
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