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To: Talisker

There was a large storm in the desert last night which is causing the sulfur odor to be released from the Salton Sea. It is becoming quite strong in the Coachella Valley today. I think the Salton Sea theory is probably spot on.


9 posted on 09/10/2012 2:17:40 PM PDT by bayareablues
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To: bayareablues

MIB says it was swamp gas from a weather balloon.


19 posted on 09/10/2012 2:31:50 PM PDT by shotgun
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To: bayareablues

We’re in Sierra Madre/ Monrovia and we’re smelling it too. Also reported in San Fernando Valley ~ 15 miles west of here. We are a good 100 miles NW of Salton Sea. We also had a big thunder and lightning storm last night.

I’d like to know references, though, to the ‘this always happens before a huge earthquake’ quotes. Is this an ‘earthquake weather’ National Enquirer sort of scientific theory, or something taken from scientific studies?

( I do need to sleep tonight). Salton Sea is also part of the Rift Zone.


22 posted on 09/10/2012 2:35:06 PM PDT by bboop (Without justice, what else is the State but a great band of robbers? St. Augustine)
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To: bayareablues
There was a large storm in the desert last night which is causing the sulfur odor to be released from the Salton Sea.

I lived in Los Angeles for half a century, and don't ever recall any sulfur smell in town after a big desert storm. I spent a lot of years growing up in the south bay region, and definitely remember the smell of the oil fields, but even that isn't exactly a sulfur smell.

31 posted on 09/10/2012 3:07:58 PM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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