[zeestephen]

Re: Tip of Kamchatka peninsula.

This quake is just a couple hundred miles north of a huge salt water lake of super heated (+5 degrees C above normal) Pacific Ocean surface water that has been conspicuously obvious off the northeast coast of Japan for the last 12 months.

As far as I know, this Pacific Ocean heat anomaly has never even been mentioned by the Global Warming media machine.

The only things I can think of that would create that much heat are huge amounts of volcanic magma, or huge amounts of super heated water pouring out of sea floor thermal vents.

[DuncanWaring]

Could be related.

[laplata]

“As far as I know, this Pacific Ocean heat anomaly has never even been mentioned by the Global Warming media machine”.

Glad to see you posted that. That’s just what we were discussing a week or so ago.

Regards-

[gleeaikin]

Look how hot it is in the high Arctic above Russia. Also that hot spot seems too far from that long chain of volcanic islands strung west from Alaska to be a volcanic hot spot.

[gleeaikin]

Look how hot it is in the high Arctic above Russia. Also that hot spot seems too far from that long chain of volcanic islands strung west from Alaska to be a volcanic hot spot.

[Mouton]

Makes sense. Bastardi has been mentioning seismic activity as a potential reason for the increased ocean temps in a semi circle in the Pacific.