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Major Quakes & Mega-Quakes: An Unusual Number Of Them Lately

February 6, 2013 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

The earthquake alerts I have set-up went crazy as I was finishing my forecast for the 5 o'clock news. A Magnitude 8.0 Major Earthquake hit an island chain in the south Pacific at 5:12pm Portland time on Tuesday February 5, 2013. Weird, second quake in the last week that's disrupted my weather … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Earthquakes / Volcanoes, Portland Weather Tagged With: 8.0 earthquake and tsunami, 8.0 megaquake, cascadia subduction zone, cluster of big earthquakes, damage estimates oregon coast earthquake, major earthquake unusual number, worlds largest quakes

Rare “Green Flash” Appears Off The Oregon Coast

February 3, 2013 by Bruce Sussman 2 Comments

It happened during the sunny part of our weekend just off Rockaway Beach, along the Oregon Coast. I'm talking about the elusive and tough to see let alone photograph, "Green Flash". But Don Best got it. Can you see the green at the top of this image, appearing on both sides and possibly in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weather Photos Tagged With: explain the green flash, green flash, green flash oregon coast, green flash over ocean, green flash picture, rockaway beach oregon, what causes green flash, what is the green flash

Thousands in Portland & Vancouver Area Feel Washington Earthquake

January 30, 2013 by Bruce Sussman 3 Comments

A funny thing happened on my way to doing the 5 o'clock weather forecast: an earthquake hit a single mile northeast of Amboy, Washington and was felt as far away as Vernonia in the Coast Range, Sherwood on the metro area's west side and Oregon City on the metro area's east side. I sure didn't see … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Earthquakes / Volcanoes Tagged With: amboy, amboy washington earthquake, portland-vancouver metro area quake, southwest washington earthquake, washington, washington earthquakes

Tuesday Earthquakes: Beaverton And Off The Oregon Coast

January 30, 2013 by Bruce Sussman 5 Comments

Let's go in chronological order on this one. At 7:14pm, on Tuesday January 29, 2013, a magnitude 5.3 earthquake happened under the waters of the Pacific Ocean. This quake was only about six miles deep--much shallower than most of the quakes we've seen in recent times off the Oregon Coast. It … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Earthquakes / Volcanoes Tagged With: beaverton earthquake microquake, earthquake oregon coast, hart road and 160th

Incredible Cold, Leads To Incredible Ice After Chicago Fire

January 24, 2013 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

It looks like something from a movie set. I mean, this picture of ice coating a truck and barrels in Chicago must be a work of photoshop, right? Apparently not. It's a Reuter's photo in the aftermath of a fire in Chicago where the firefighters water froze into an unbelievable scene. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Portland Weather Tagged With: chicago fire aftermath ice, chicago ice photos, chicago ice pictures, fire and ice chicago, record cold ice photos, windy city fire aftermath ice pictures

Portland Dry Stretch Ended, Willamette Valley Inversion Broken Up

January 23, 2013 by Bruce Sussman Leave a Comment

It's in the books: Portland's longest January dry stretch in five years. Seven dry days in a row may not sound like much, but in Portland, it's rare. I wrote about Portland's January dry stretches earlier this month. The rain on Wednesday January 23rd also did something else: it brought in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Portland Weather Tagged With: portland dry stretch, portland inversion

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