Targeting a significant Coronal Hole (CH482). After analysis I have located 8-11° N Latitude. Best fit regions for a possible 6.5 Magnitude are: Costa Rica, Panama, Carlsberg Ridge, Owen Fracture Zone or Mindanao Philippines
Another significant coronal hole located in the southern hemisphere, indicates a possible 5.6-6.2 Magnitude earthquake along 42-46° S latitude. possible locations that may be at risk for this event are : Christchurch New Zealand, South Island New Zealand Region, Aisen Chile or Los Logos Chile Region
OLR anomalies are this week located: Carlsberg Ridge, Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, Southern Europe, Western Australia and Alaska
Possible Volcanic activity could be recorded during this watch the Cerro Hudson Volcano in Southern Chile.
Author:
Teo Blašković
Researcher, journalist and editor of The Watchers. You can reach me at teo [ at ] watchers.news.
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