Happy New (2013) Years

                                         HAPPY NEW YEARS TO ALL


mailto:lewis1946@cox.net January 01, 2013

　


Thirteen has plenty of religious and superstitious significance, and the fear of the number even has its own name: triskaidekaphobia.

What do you think? Better still how do you feel after all we have a whole year of 20(13) for a very long year. For those that believe never to use or skip around the number 13, how will you avoid it in your daily life for a full year?

Times Square officials have gathered good luck charms to accompany the unlucky number 13 that will light up when the ball drops on New Year's Eve.

The 7-foot-tall sign in the shape of the number 13 arrived in New York City's iconic tourist attraction on Wednesday. The 13 good luck charms will be installed along with the sign atop One Times Square for the celebration that will ring in the year 2013.

The charms include a four-leaf clover, gold coins and a Buddha statue. Times Square Alliance President Tim Tompkins says officials want to assuage the fears of any superstitious revelers.

More than 1 billion people are expected to watch the New Year's Eve festivities in telecasts and newscasts.

Let's hope that nothing goes wrong and all these charms have the power over the big 13! We will all see tonight. Then we have the rest of the year to ponder and hope that each day ends well. Well? Hmm, strange but I am sure many people already have found that some cheks are not what they were last month and being paid less for the month of January. No big deal as many employers don't have the insight of what Congress and the Obama team has planned. Well, Obama will give raises for all the white house staff as well as Congress. What, I hear all of you saying. Bullshit he can't do that. Sure he can after all every tax hike there is will be paid by all the working class. Oh as for food stamps, this is something that really is crazy and your going to be surprised as well.

In fact every state will also increase the taxes on each person in order for the states to make their payments to the Federal government.

You should feel lucky that milk did get passed at lease, no paying seven dollars a gallon. But, willing to bet they make that up some where's along the way with something. Any takers?

Have a great New Years Party everyone, as your taxes are still going up after midnite, NO MATTER WHAT! Maybe in a few weeks things will come down little by little with other things going up and up.. eNJOY!

Happy or UN-Happy New Year 2013

December 30, 2012 Happy or Un-happy New Years?

Unfortunately, there are a whole bunch of things about 2013 that we already know are going to stink. Taxes are going to go up, good paying jobs will continue to leave the country, small businesses will continue to be destroyed, the number of Americans living in poverty will continue to soar, our infrastructure will continue to decay, global food supplies will likely continue to dwindle and the U.S. national debt will continue to explode.

Even if a fiscal cliff deal is reached, some taxes will still go up next year. And if no deal is reached, there will be a whole bunch of different tax increases in 2013.

According to CBS News, these tax increases would be very painful for the middle class…

If lawmakers fail to work out any sort of deal, there will be severe long-term consequences for the economy: According to the Tax Policy Center, going off the "cliff" would affect 88 percent of U.S. taxpayers, with their taxes rising by an average of $3,500 a year; taxes would jump $2,400 on average for families with incomes of $50,000 to $75,000. Because consumers would get less of their paychecks to spend, businesses and jobs would suffer.

In short taxes are going up up up!

there are a whole host of signs that the economy is starting to slow down even more as we enter 2013. For example, consumer confidence in the United States has experienced its largest two-month drop in over a year, and retail sales during the holiday season turned out to bequite disappointing.

Despite all of the talk in the mainstream media and from our politicians that our economy is getting better, the truth is that the U.S. economy continued to decline in 2012.

But both political parties continue to tell us how wonderful it is that we are trading with communist China. They see no problem with the fact that good paying jobs that used to be performed in America are now being performed by slave laborers on the other side of the planet. And most Americans continue to support this system by filling their shopping carts with lots of stuff that has "made in China" stamped on it.

Today, more than 47 million Americans are on food stamps.
Does anyone want to explain to me how that is a sign that things are getting better?

Did you know that for six of the last eleven years the world has consumed more food than it has produced?


So what is going to happen if the world continues to eat more food than it makes?

It's obvious I have a better chance than you. Plus I'm old enough I can go out in a blaze of glory and still have had a good life. Never fuck with an old man, they have nothing to lose.

December 29, 2012 Old man has his say again!

Even on taking photo's in public. Comments and e-mail answered as well.

　

First off Daniel I sure hope that you used your drug money and didn't have your grandparents put up this money for you! Missing court? Hell bud, you had no reason to do that, we all know that the cops planted that crap on you! As for your old lady, hey takes two to tangle and besides that she wants to marry you. No case there and you knew it! Because of your past, all that was just that past and minor crap as well. Sure they would use it, let em as all cops lie and you know that! By the way contact me and you know how. Turn yourself in and fight these corrup drug dealers that set you up and get them thrown out of the force. Yub is well known for there dealing as well as not turning in all that they steal from dealers. Hell if Sutter county can get a photo of a deputy selling dope from a partrol car then why could you not go to court.

For the third time in three months, Yuba County authorities are looking for Daniel Aaron Rowden. Judge Stephen .... 1546 Maplehurst Way Olivehurst, CA 95961 ...


　

For the third time in three months, Yuba County authorities are looking for Daniel Aaron Rowden.

Judge Stephen W. Berrier issued a $155,000 warrant for Rowden's arrest on Wednesday after the Olivehurst man failed to appear for his court hearing on unrelated carjacking, drug, evasion and unlawful sex charges.

"We've had no contact with Mr. Rowden," defense attorney Chris Pallone told the judge.

Rowden, 25, was arrested Oct. 20 after a day-long pursuit that ended when sheriff's deputies found him hiding and crying in an Olivehurst trash bin.

The Olivehurst man landed behind bars again on Nov. 7 after Yuba County sheriff's deputies said he was sleeping with a 17-year-old girl. Shiloh Sorbello, deputy Yuba County district attorney, said prosecutors would dismiss an allegation related to fathering a child with a minor.

"But, that's not (Rowden's) most significant concern right now," Sorbello said.

Deputies also found small amounts of heroin and methamphetamine when they arrested Rowden in November on Feather River Boulevard. Rowden posted a $41,000 bail bond and was released. If convicted on all charges, prosecutors said, Rowden could be sentenced to more than 11 years in state prison.

He has an extensive criminal history in Yuba County, mostly involving petty theft and drug charges.

Rowden has been on parole since 2008 when he pleaded no contest to stealing a car, according to court records.

1.Warrant issued for Olivehurst man | rowden, olivehurst, county ...

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NEWS December 26, 2012

2.Ditching deputies in trash bin fails for Olivehurst man | rowden ...

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October 20, 2012

3.Parolee jailed, accused of having sex with a minor | arrested ...

 

On Wednesday, Daniel Aaron Rowden was jailed again, this time on suspicion of having sex with a 17-year-old girl, the Yuba County Sheriff's ...

November 8, 2012

4.Oct. 22, 2012 | yuba, block, oct - Police Blotter - Appeal ...

Daniel Arron Rowden, 25, of the 1500 block of Fourth Avenue, Olivehurst, was arrested by the Yuba County Sheriff's Office at 2:50 pm Oct. ...

October 21, 2012

5.Police Blotter: Dec. 28, 2008 | police, blotter, safety - Police ...

Daniel Arron Rowden, 21, of the 1500 block of Fourth Avenue, Olivehurst, was arrested by the Yuba County Sheriff's Department at 11:30 pm Dec. ...

December 27, 2008

6.Police Blotter: Dec. 6, 2008 | police, blotter, law - Police Blotter ...

Daniel Arron Rowden, 21, of the 1500 block of Fourth Avenue, Olivehurst, was arrested by the Yuba County Sheriff's Department at 4:38 pm Dec. ...

December 5, 2008

 







  What is the law of taking photo's? I have been asked if I was given permission to post that photo or that wreck or fire and sobbing photo of a family member. First, since many of you really have no idea what your rights are. Let me inform you exactly what you can do with your cell phone camera or for that matter any camera.

Consent isn't needed for photographers to take photos in public places

Even if the subject of a photo is on private property, it is legal if the photographer is standing on public property, such as a street or sidewalk.

In public, there's no expectation of privacy and anybody can photograph anything. The law applies to everybody with a camera, not just journalists — thus, there are all those compromising and embarrassing videos that show up on the Internet.

Unless there's a valid reason to expect some level of privacy in a common area, such as when entering a credit card number or using an ATM machine, it is fair game.

Contrary to what many believe, this includes minors who are on public property.

It also includes house fires, vehicle collisions and people under arrest.

And, yes, it includes minors arrested in public. It also includes police and sheriff's officers in their patrol cars or in any action what so ever, as long as your not interfearing or being just a pest. These so called protect & Serve persons can not stop you from taking their photo in any public place. Your even able to take their photo's as long as your on a public street and their on private property.

Most of these protect & Serve officers can and will charge you with Obstruction and make up lie's as well as stories as to how you obstructed their duties. Take it to court as well as sue the hell out of them if any of them try to do this. Any officer that does this is not doing as he had sworn to do. Upholding the Constitutional rights of the citizens and should be terminated. My last court trial was having to listen to how a protect & Serve lied as well as perjurged himself even. Telling false hoods by bad cops is a fact and they don't care about your rights. But, once before a judge it will be heard by judge, who will uphold the legal laws as most judges know what the OATH means and stands for.

I will even put up police crime reports as well as photos and as a free man I am allowed to do this as much as I want and so are you!

As to those of you that asked for photos of me to post, there's thousands of them here as well as in the image sections of all search engines. If know me then post away. I know I am a great looking guy and it's hard not to post my mug.

2013 less jobs, less money, less care...

December 29, 2012 We will fall off the cliff!

   Your paychecks will reflect this in January 2013. In fact, many of you will now consider welfare over the costs of Obama Care taken out of your checks. Here is an e-mail sent that was cute, but when you think about it. Are you laughing?

   I am hispanic and came to this country 40 years ago. I now have a large family and many many cousins too. We live in your neighborhood and if you are a white minority family living closeby you are probably not happy if you live next door to us. You don't like that we have all the power now and have lobbies that protect us. You don't like that you pay more taxes to support our babies and our need for medicaid and food stamps. You don't like that we have a dozen cars, four in the front and eight in the back. You don't like that we have a dozen people living in a house designed for four, and that our yard and neighboring yards are always littered with dirty diapers, trash, plastic bottles, beer cans etc. You don't like that our cousins are all running their handyman businesses from our house and storing their debris and supplies in the backyard and that every morning at 6 or 7 the pickup trucks stacked with ladders and junk startup and get loaded to head out. Essentially you don't like that we are running our businesses from our homes in your neighborhoods all the while causing your property taxes and income taxes to rise to support our ever expanding families. Thank you gringos for free health care. Every anchor baby we drop appreciates it.

How do you tax hidden assets...offshore accounts....cayman island accounts

December 26, 2012-America's fall!

Evidence Of Impending Societal Collapse

December 26, 2012

PHOTOS.COM

Manners, common decency and respect for others are lost American traits.
Interactions turn nasty at the drop of a hat. Name-calling and the violence now pass for discussion. Young children are resorting to theft.
I recently wrote about some of the signs of societal collapse here. Here are some more, taken from recent headlines:
A Pennsylvania man became irate after the replacement hamburger he requested contained a slice of cheese. The replacement was necessary because the first one he ordered at the drive-thru also contained a slice of cheese. He parked his car, entered the restaurant and demanded and received a refund. He then cursed the staff, knocked over a trash can and threw a children’s high chair across a room filled with diners. When he realized that a restaurant worker had followed him outside to get his license plate number, the man grabbed the female worker, put her in a headlock and smashed the phone she was carrying. He then threatened to fight another employee before leaving.
A 65-year-old priest waiting on a bus was attacked with pepper spray and robbed of $125 at a bus stop in Philadelphia in broad daylight.
A college student riding a Chicago Transit Authority train was attacked by a man who put a sock filled with feces in her face and hair and on her clothes. The victim said she did not know the attacker and he uttered no words and did not demand her valuables. “I don’t know why he did it,” she said.
A diner at a Denny’s restaurant in San Antonia, Texas, became irate at being made to wait on his bill, so he set fire to the restaurant’s Christmas tree and left the restaurant. The flames caused $150,000 in damage to the business.
An 8-year-old girl was caught on a surveillance camera stealing a package off her neighbor’s porch in Clermont, Fla. Police investigating a spate of missing packages from the neighborhood believe the girl is responsible for all or most of them. Some of the stolen packages were found at a nearby abandoned house.
In Wentzville, Mo., barbershop patrons were discussing the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings. One patron said the incident “makes me want to murder the suspect.” For unknown reasons, another patron took that as a threat against him. He retrieved a gun from his car and fired three times at the other patron.
In South Union Township, Pa., two women tussled over a shopping cart at the Wal-Mart Supercenter. When one of the women abandoned the cart and grabbed another, the other woman “still engraged” then “ran down” the first woman with the cart, pushed it onto her back and began punching her in the face.
On a single afternoon in Chicago, a city in the State with the Nation’s most restrictive gun laws, a series of eight shootings left at least 10 people wounded, including four teenagers.
We live in a Nation in which God has been removed from schools, prayers are banned from public places and babies are slaughtered by the thousands on a daily basis. Unemployment remains high and inflation is sapping the wealth of the elderly and savers. Politicians squabble over whether they are going to screw us out of a lot of money or a lot more while ginning up class envy and promoting hatred of one group over another simply on the basis of wealth.
We have become an entertainment-centric, me-first society that has gone from slouching toward Gomorrah to a full-on sprint. We are on the brink of societal collapse.

2012 Natural Disasters in USA

                                              December 26, 2012
Recent Natural Disasters In United States

Recent Natural Disasters In United States
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December 2012

• December 22: Wildfire in Manor City of Texas
  Wildfire is burning south of U.S. 290 and west of the Texas 45 toll road.
• December 22: Landslide in American Samoa
  Landslide in American Samoa cut access between Afono and Vatia village.
• December 21: U.S. Midwest Blizzard Kills 8
  Eight killed in recent U.S. Midwest snowstorms. Fatalities are reported from Utah, Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nebraska.
• December 21: Tornado in Mobile, Alabama
  Tornado in Mobile destroyed ten houses. The American Red Cross office in Mobile suffered heavy damage due to tornado.
• December 21: More than 30 Michigan schools closed due to threat of doomsday
  More than 30 schools in Michigan, United States are closed due to Mayan end of the world rumors.
• December 20: Major blizzards in United States
  Heavy winter snowstorm has blanketed the US Midwest today.
  
• December 19: Snowstorms in Colorado, USA Heavy snowstorm caused delay of flights at Denver International Airport.
• December 18: Tornado in Laurel Bay, South Carolina Tornado destroyed homes in the Laurel Bay military housing community in northern Beaufort.
• December 14: Flooding in Long Beach, California
  King tides caused flooding in Long Beach, California.
• December 13: Flooding in San Diego, California
  San Diego flood and mudslide caused a number of traffic incidents.
• December 12: Flooding in Jupiter, Florida
  Strong storm hit Palm Beach County and also caused flooding in Jupiter.
• December 11: Tornado in Louisiana and Alabama, USA
  EF1 tornado touched down in Baker. Tornado destroyed several buildings in Ascension Parish.
• December 10: Tornado in Arkansas, U.S.A
  Tornado injured one and damaged homes and buildings in northern Arkansas.
• December 3: Flooding in California
  Following National Weather Service, up to 5 more inches of rain could fall across Northern California.
• December 2: Wildfire in Colorado
  A wildfire northwest of Denver, Colo., forced officials to evacuate hundreds of people.
• December 1: Wildfire in Shady Lake Recreation Area
  A wildfire 2 miles northeast of Shady Lake Recreation Area in Montgomery County has burned 120 acres so far.

November 2012

• November 29: Wildfire in Chattahoochee forest, U.S.
  A 215-acre wildfire is burning in the Chattahoochee National Forest.
• November 23: Wildfires in East Tennessee, U.S.
  Multiples wildfires reported on Thanksgiving Day in East Tennessee.
• November 21: Wildfire in Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Two Wildfires burned about 2,000 acres on Short Mountain near Rogersville in Tennessee, U.S.
• November 20: Flooding in Vernonia, Oregon
  Storm caused minor flooding in Vernonia.
• November 19: Mudslide in Oregon Coast, United States
  Heavy Storms caused winds, rain and mudslides along the Oregon Coast.
• November 19: Flooding in Washington County, United States
  Flooding and downed trees closed several roads in Washington County.
• November 18: Wildfire in Smokies, North Carolina
  Wildfire burned 50 acres inside the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Cherokee, N.C
• November 18: Flash floods in Redding, California
  South Redding storm caused flooding in Dry Creek road.
• November 13: Mudslide in Daly City, California
  Mudslide in Daly city caused evacuation of eight homes.
• November 13: Wildfire in Wisconsin, USA
  Wildfire burned 250 acres in Lake Mills State Wildlife Area of Wisconsin.
• November 12: Wildfire in Appalachia, Virginia, USA
  A 50-acre wildfire is reported near the town of Appalachia.
• November 10: Rare earthquake hits coal-mining region of Kentucky
  M 4.3 moderate earthquake hits Eastern Kentucky, USA today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• November 10: Wildfire in Pilot Mountain, North Carolina
  Wildfire in Pilot Mountain burned 240 acres.
• November 7: Magnitude 7.4 huge earthquake in Champerico, Guatemala
  According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake's epicenter was located 24 km S of Champerico.
• November 7: Winter Storm Athena plus wild weather in New Jersey and New York
  Higher winds, flooding and even snow is expected to hit Sandy affected New Jersey and New York.
• November 5: Winter storms in states of New York and New Jersey
  A winter storm off the U.S. East Coast is forecast to hit hurricane Sandy affected areas of New York and New Jersey by Thursday.
• November 5: Tornado in La Marque, Texas
  A tornado (Twister) caused damage across La Marque.
• November 5: Minor rare earthquake in New Jersey
  M 2.0 minor rare earthquake in New Jersey centered in Ringwood.

October 2012

• October 30: Snow storm in Virginia, USA
  Superstorm Sandy caused snow storm reported in parts of West Virginia.
• October 27: Exclusive real time live news: Hurricane sandy track
  Tracking Hurricane Sandy every minute and providing real time live news.
• October 27: Wildfire in Kentucky, USA
  Wildfire burned nearly 100 acres near the Sattler Branch community in Clay County, State of Kentucky.
• October 21: Strong earthquake in Central California
  M 5.3 strong earthquake shakes Central California today the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• October 19: Tornado in Mississippi, USA
  At least four tornadoes reported across Arkansas and Mississippi.
• October 19: Dust storms in northern Oklahoma
  Dust storms caused a multi-car accident in northern Oklahoma today.
• October 18: Wildfire in Crookston area of Nebraska
  Several people evacuated due to wildfire in town of Crookston.
• October 18: Hailstorms in Los Alamos, New Mexico
  Hail storm damaged several planes at Los Alamos airport in State of New Mexico, USA.
• October 18: Wildfire in Painted Cave area, California
  At least 40 people evacuated due to wildfire in Painted Cave area of California.
• October 16: Wildfire in northern Arizona
  Lightning-caused wildfire in Tonto National Forest in northern Arizona.
• October 16: Rare moderate earthquake in Maine today
  M 4.0 moderate earthquake shakes Maine today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• October 15: Tornado in Lee County, Texas
  Tornado damaged a farm in Lexington, about 70 miles east of Austin in Lee County.
• October 15: Tornado in Kentucky, USA
  One injured in tornado in Mayfield, Kentucky of USA.
• October 14: Multiple earthquakes in Yellowstone National Park
  Multiple earthquakes with minor magnitude recorded in Yellowstone National Park today.
• October 14: Tornado in Plainview, Texas
  Tornado reported five miles southeast of Hale Center in Texas, USA.
• October 11: Wildfire in Heisterman Island, Saginaw Bay of Michigan, USA
  Wildfire burned one-third of the Saginaw Bay. Luckily it is an uninhabited island.
• October 9: Coronal mass ejection (CME) in Alaska
  Coronal mass ejections, caused by powerful explosions on the surface of the sun, is expected to reach over the planet's polar regions today.
• October 8: Midnight California earthquake: Well felt in Los Mochis, Mexico
  M 6.0 strong earthquake shakes Gulf of California, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• October 8: Wildfire near Red Lake in northern Minnesota
  More than 38 square miles has been burned by the North Minnie wildfire.
• October 5: Soil Erosion in Akiak city of Alaska
  The City and Native Community have declared Erosion Disaster.
• October 5: Wildfire in Mason County, Washington
  About 25 homes are near to fire burning area. Several people in Rainbow Lake evacuated.
• October 4: Wildfire in Omak, Washington
  More than 5,000 acres burned in Omak wildfire. Fire also destroyed two homes.

September 2012

• September 30: Two earthquake shake Northern Texas-Many felt reports
  M 3.4 light earthquake shakes Northern Texas, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• September 30: Tornado in Port Lavaca, Texas
  Tornado damaged a store in Calhoun, Lavaca county.
• September 28: Tornado in Douglas County, Colorado
  A tornado reported in southern Douglas County about eight miles east of Larkspur.
• September 28: Flash floods in Odessa, Texas
  Heavy rain caused flooding in the Midland and Odessa areas of western Texas.
• September 26: Tornado in Washington, Illinois
  Tornado caused damage to roof and wall to some homes in the Okawville area in Washington County, Ill.
• September 26: Wildfire in Hood River, Oregon
  Wildfire burned 15 acres east of Hood River, Oregon, United States.
• September 25: Wildfire in Anadarko, Oklahoma
  Wildfire caused evacuation of several people west of Anadarko.
• September 23: Strong storms in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
  One injured and several houses damaged in strong storms in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
• September 22: Wildfire in Round Hill area, Virginia
  Wildfire burned about 2 acres near Elks Point Road in the Round Hill area of Virginia, United States.
• September 21: Flooding and landslides throughout Southcentral Alaska
  Flooding and landslides closed roads across Southcentral Alaska.
• September 20: Severe storms in South America
  Nine killed in severe storm in Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia across South America.
• September 20: Flash floods in Seward, Alaska
  A state of emergency declared in Seward. Floods affected Phoenix/Chiswell, Dieckgraeff Road, Lowell Creek Waterfall and Port Avenue areas of town.
• September 19: Wildfire in Wenatchee, Washington
  One firefighter killed in wildfire. Fire burned 35,500 acres in Chelan County.
• September 18: Flash floods in Shoals, Alabama
  Continuous rainfall and thunderstorms caused flash floods in North Alabama and Southern Tennessee.
• September 16: Wildfire in Camp Pendleton, United States
  Camp Pendleton wildfire has burned about 1,000 acres.
• September 16: Heavy storms in Alaska
  Heavy storms expected for much of south-central Alaska till late Sunday.
• September 15: Wildfire in Getty Center art museum, Los Angeles
  Wildfire near the intersection of Sepulveda Boulevard and Getty Center Drive has burned two acres.
• September 15: Heavy flooding in Washington, United States
  A state of local emergency declared after flash floods in Santa Clara, Ivins and St. George area.
• September 14: Volcan de Fuego eruption in Guatemala: 33,000 evacuated
  Around 33,000 people evacuated after eruption of Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
• September 13: Flash floods in Tuba city, Arizona
  Floods washed away part of State Route 264, east of Tuba City.
• September 12: Wildfire in Eastern Washington
  Wildfire in eastern Washington injured one firefighter and burned three homes.
• September 12: Flooding in Los Vegas, Nevada
  Intense thunderstorms caused flooding in Las Vegas area.
• September 10: Wildfire in Dayton, Nevada
  Wildfire burned at least 800 acres southeast of Dayton in Northern Nevada.
• September 9: Heavy storms in Oklahoma
  Four killed in powerful storms in Oklahoma.
• September 7: Dust storms in Phoenix, Arizona
  Heavy dust storms caused delays in flights in Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
• September 6: Flash floods in Massachusetts, United States
  Heavy rain and a high tide caused flooding in Fall River of Massachusetts.
• September 5: Massive earthquake in San Jose, Costa Rica: 2 killed
  M 7.9 earthquake shakes San Jose, Costa Rica today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
• September 5: Flash floods in Rochester/New York
  Heavy rainfall caused flooding in Rochester city of Monroe county.
• September 4: Flash floods in Hale County, Alabama
  Multiple roads in hale closed due to flooding, mainly along AL hwy 25 ne of Greensboro.
• September 3: Light earthquake in Los Angeles, California: Every alarm sets off
  M 3.3 light earthquake shakes Los Angeles, California. Epicenter was below Beverly Hills.
• September 3: Wildfire in Angeles National Forest, California
  Fire in Angeles National Forest has grown to 1000 acres.
• September 2: Wildfire in Shasta County, California
  Wildfire burns 125 acres in Shasta County.
• September 2: Wildfires near Yakima, Washington
  Two wildfires reported near Yakima in central Washington.
• September 2: Flash floods in Carbondale, Illinois
  eports of flash flooding in Carbondale, Illinois.
• September 2: Flooding in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
  About 600 people evacuated from the area east of Louisiana 41 between Bush and Hickory because of recent floods.
• September 1: Flooding and mudslides in Saratoga Springs, Utah
  About 24 homes evacuated due to heavy flooding and mudlsides caused by heavy rains in Jacobs Ranch subdivision.

August 2012

• August 30: Heat wave in Dakota, United States
  More than two dozen school across South Dakota closed due to extreme heat.
  
• August 30: Wildfire near Butte, Montana
  A statewide fire emergency declared.
• August 30: Flooding in Pearlington, Mississippi
  At least 75 people rescued from flooding in Hancock County of Mississippi caused by hurricane Isaac.
• August 28: Hurricane Isaac, Emergency declared in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi
  Hurricane Isaac caused the declaration of emergency in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi. It is the first hurricane to hit the Gulf Coast since 2008.
• August 27: Wildfire in Delphia Region of Montana
  Wildfire destroyed 10 to 15 structures in south-central Montana.
• August 27: Tsunami alert for Central America and Mexico
  Tsunami alert issued for Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Panama and Mexico.
• August 27: A Series of earthquakes rattles California-Mexico border
  A series of earthquakes has rattled Southern California with epicenter near California-Mexico border.
• August 25: Wildfire in Dry Creek, Alaska
  Fire near Fairbanks burned 42,000 acres. Air quality advisories issued.
• August 24: Wildfires in Northern California
  A state of emergency declared and some 3,000 people evacuated after wildfire in Northern California.
• August 23: Flash floods in Greensboro, North Carolina
  Five families evacuated from an apartment building on Hahns Lane because of flooding.
• August 23: Flash floods in Maricopa, Arizona
  State of emergency declared for Maricopa flooding.
• August 23: Flooding in Las Vegas, United States
  A cluster of thunderstorms caused flooding in several areas of the Las Vegas valley.
• August 22: Wildfire in Manton, Northern California
  Wildfire destroyed 50 buildings in Manton, N. California.
• August 21: Moderate earthquake strikes Off Venezuela, felt in Caracas
  M 4.7 moderate quake strikes Off the Coast of Venezuela, well felt in Caracas and Guatire.
• August 21: Wildfire in Winchester, California
  Wildfire on the cross section of Vista Road and Rawson Road has burned 250 acres.
• August 21: Flash floods in Jacksonville, Florida
  Heavy rains caused flooding in many parts, including the Ortega/Venetia area of florida.
• August 21: Flash floods in Mesa, Arizona
  Powerful thunderstorm collapsed the roof a mobile house in Mesa.
• August 20: Wildfire near Redding, Northern California
  The Ponderosa fire threatens at least 3,000 homes and more than 300 other structures.
• August 19: Flash floods in Dallas, United States
  Strong thunderstorms and flooding collapsed two buildings in Dallas.
• August 19: One killed by lightning in Duluth, Minnesota
  One killed and seven other injured after a lightning struck a private sailboat on Lake Superior off Minnesota Point.
• August 18: Wildfires in Houston, United States
  The blaze near Morice Lake covers 250 hectares
• August 18: Flash floods in Northwest Alaska
  Series of storms caused flooding In Northwest Alaska.
• August 18: Flash floods in Douglas county, Nevada
  Recent flooding closed U.S. 395 in Douglas County south of Gardnerville.
• August 18: Flash floods in Iron County, Utah
  Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall destroyed at least 30 homes in the Cedar City and Enoch areas.
• August 17: Strong earthquake in San Francisco Bay today!
  There is rumor that a strong earthquake will hit San Fransisco Bay area of California with epicenter around Monterey airport and San Fransisco airport.
• August 17: Wildfire in Ketchum, United States
  Wildfire burned 250-acre in the enclosure gulch area west of Ketchum.
• August 17: Flash floods in Tyler, Texas
  About 4,600 customers were out of power in Smith County, including in Tyler.
• August 17: Flash floods in Fresno, California
  One dead and another missing in Yosemite river in Fresno.
• August 16: Wildfire in East county, California
  Wildfires burned 15,000 acres in San Diego’s East County.
• August 16: Flash floods in New York
  Heavy flooding reported in Brooklyn and Queens area of New York city.
• August 15: Storms in Baltimore County, Maryland
  Storms caused damage in the Pikesville, Brooklandville and Lutherville areas. Only minor damage reported in Baltimore.
• August 14: Hoax earthquake in Northern California!
  The California earthquakes data were deleted shortly after sometime but it was enough to spread over social media networks Twitter and Facebook.
• August 14: Landslide in Pahaska Tepee, Wyoming
  A landslide near Pahaska Tepee closed down the East Entrance to Yellowstone Park.
• August 13: Wildfires in Lake County, United States
  About 5,000 acres burned by two wildfires in Northern California.
• August 13: Tornado close to Nuevo, Ramona Expressway, California
  Both directions of the Ramona Expressway shut down
• August 12: Tornadoes in Wilson, North Carolina
  At least seven houses damaged in possible tornadoes in Wilson county of North Carolina.
• August 11: Wildfire at Arizona-Utah border
  A lightning-caused wildfire in far northwestern Arizona near the Utah border has burned 1,000 acres.
• August 11: Storms in Southern New England
  Storms in southern New England downed trees and power lines and also caused minor street flooding.
• August 11: Tornado in Tylertown, USA
  Tornado destroyed several building and also caused damage at the St. Francis Animal Sanctuary in Tylertown, State of Mississippi.
• August 10: Heavy storms in North Carolinas
  Heavy storms caused damage along the Pelham Road corridor.
• August 6: Flash floods in Johnson City, Tennessee
  At least 10 people rescued by boat in Johnson City. No injury or deaths reported.
• August 6: Wildfire near Chelan, Washington
  Wildfire burned 1,000 acres near Chelan.
• August 5: Thunderstorms in Chicago
  All events by Lollapalooza music festival in downtown Chicago halted due to thunderstorms.
• August 5: Wildfire in Layton, Utah
  About 30 homes evacuated due to wildfire in Layton.
• August 3: Earthquake in Northwest coast, Oregon
  Following Oregon State University scientists, Northwest coast is at high risk of quake.
• August 3:Wildfire in Arkansas national park
  A wildfire on Tower Mountain at Hot Springs National Park is now fully contained.

July 2012

• July 28: Wildfires in Tooele County, Utah
  Wildfire near the base of the Grapevine in Kern County has burned about 350 acres.
• July 26: Wildfire in southwestern Oklahoma
  Wildfire has burned more than 10,000 acres in southwestern Oklahoma.
• July 22: Dust storm in Phoenix, Arizona
  Heavy dust storms reported across Arizona.
• July 22: Wildfire in Norden and Springview, Nebraska
  Several people evacuated from Norden and Springview in Nebraska.
• July 13: Earthquake rumor in Los Angeles
  The rumor predicts that a major earthquake is about to hit the Los Angeles area today
• July 10: Wildfire in Monterey County, California
  Wildfire burned 2,700 acres in southeastern Monterey County.
• July 10: Flooding in Greensboro, USA
  Heavy storms and flash floods reported in Triad and Charlotte regions of Greensboro.
• July 9: Tornado in Spotsylvania, Virginia
  Tornado destroyed two houses in Fleming street. Nearly 250 lightning struck at the station on the Fredericksburg campus.
• July 8: Heat wave across United States
  At least 30 killed by excessive heat including nine in Maryland and 10 in Chicago.
• July 6: Wildfire in Des Moines, United States
  New Wildfire in Des Moines burned 60-80 acres.
• July 6: Flooding in Boulder County, Colorado
  Flooding and mudslides occurred near Logan Mill Road, Nancy Mine Road and Wall Street.
• July 6: Severe storms in Smokies, United States
  Two killed and several others injured in severe storms in Great Smoky Mountains National Park area.
• July 5: Wildfire in Del City, Oklahoma
  Several families in in Del City evacuated.
• Wildfire in Lonoke, Arkansas
  Fire has burned about 40 acres and is north of Cabot.
• Wildfire in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
  Wildfire in Shenandoah National Park has burned 2,163 acres.

June 2012

• June 30: Violent U.S. storms kills 13-Largest non-hurricane power outage in History
  At least 13 people reported to be killed from the storm and heat in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Tennessee, Ohio and Kentucky.
• June 28: Wildfire in Wood Hollow, Utah
  Evacuation order issued due to wildfire for the people of Birdseye area.
• June 28: Wildfire in Colorado
  According to Colorado Springs officials, hundreds of homes have been destroyed by wildfire in Colorado.
• June 28: Dust storms in Arizona, United States
  Huge dust storm estimated to be 3,000-foot high reported in Great Phoenix region (Mainly Chandler and Eloy) of Arizona.
• June 27: Flooding in Wisconsin, United States
  A state of flood emergency declared for three northwestern Wisconsin counties (Douglas, Ashland and Bayfield ).
• June 27: Wildfire in Pendleton, Oregon
  Pendleton wildfire has burned more than 200 acres and 15 percent of it is contained.
• June 27: Tornadoes in Polk, Florida
  Seven tornadoes confirmed by the National Weather Service in Polk county as a result of Tropical Storm Debby.
• June 25: Heavy Storms and Floods in Florida: State of emergency declared
  A state of emergency declared for for most of the Gulf Coast because of Tropical Storm Debby.
• June 25: Duluth Flooding: Comparing historic floods of 1972 with worst 2012
  From June 19-20 2012, Duluth experienced the worst flood in its history. Similar flood damage occurred to streets and sewers in many of the same places of Duluth in 1972.
• June 24: Tropical storm Debby
  Debby is forecast to be near hurricane force winds.
• June 20: Duluth flooding: Flash-flood emergency declared-Worst flood since 1972!
  Flash-flood emergency declared in Duluth
• June 19: Wildfire in Bloomfield, New Mexico
  Three structures burned along the San Juan River in far northwestern New Mexico
• June 16: Flooding in Cannon Falls
  Flood damaged the roof of a community center and computer labs at Cannon Falls High School.
• June 14: Light Earthquake Shakes Orange County, California
  M 4.1 earthquake recorded in Greater Los Angeles Area, California at 08:17 local time.
• June 13: Two Minor Earthquakes Rock Oklahoma City
  Two minor earthquakes rock Oklahoma today. The quake's epicenter was located 25 km ENE of Oklahoma City.
• June 9: Tornado in Wyoming, USA
  About 20 building structure damaged near Wheatland Wyoming.
• June 9: Flooding in Escambia, Florida
  Escambia County Emergency Management has requested residents to stay home and not drive unless necessary.
• June 7: Drought in California, USA
  Alameda, Marin and Tehama counties declared as agriculture disaster areas.
• June 6: Wildfire in Wyoming, USA
  1,000 acre burned in wildfire in Medicine Bow National Forest in southeast Wyoming.
• June 5: Wildfire in Colorado, USA
  About 13 homes evacuated after wildfire in northern Colorado.
• June 5: Strong storms in Missouri
  Three killed after storm struck Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky with hardest hit Diehlstadt village, about 100 miles south of St. Louis.
• June 2: Maryland Tornadoes 2012 Update: Six Tornadoes Confirmed, Several Injured
  More than a dozen Harford County homes were damaged in the storm. Three people reported to be injured.

May 2012

• May 29: Wild fire in Gila National Forest, New Mexico
  Whitewater-Baldy Complex fire has burned nearly 133,000 acres. At least 13 houses reported to be destroyed.
• May 27: Tropical Storm Beryl: Real Time Tracking Updates+TS Beryl Hitting Daytona In Time Lapse Film
  The name Beryl has been used for five tropical cyclones and one subtropical cyclone in the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of three names used for five tropical storms with none of them becoming a hurricane; the two others are Ana and Arthur.
• May 26: Tornado in North Port, State of Florida, USA
  About 17 houses reported to be damaged by tornado in North Port.
• May 2: Wildfire in Toquerville, Utah
  Two firefighters reported to be injured.

April 2012

• April 27: Tornadoes in Colorado, USA
  At least three people reported to be inured in tornadoes in Colorado.
• April 27: Wildfire in Kountze Region, Texas, USA
  About half a dozen of forest fire incidents reported in Kountze region of Texas.
• April 22: Flooding in Bucks and Montgomery, USA
  Flood watch issued for Bucks and Montgomery counties.
• April 15: Five Killed In Oklahoma Tornadoes (Woodward Footage)
  Several tornadoes reported causing heavy destruction in Kansas, Lowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
• April 13: Wildfire in Alleghany area of Virginia, USA
  Two wildfire in St. Paul and Back Valley burned 20,000 acres of land
• April 12: Wildfire in Burlington County, USA
  Wildfire in Burlington County burned 300 acres at military base.
• April 10: Tornadoes in Woodward Region, Oklahoma
  Two tornadoes reported in northwest Oklahoma. Two people injured and damage of about $250,000 estimated
• April 9: Flooding in Turner Falls, Oklahoma
  More than 500 people evacuated from Turner Falls area after flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
• April 9: Massive Wildfire in Harford County, Maryland, USA
  Evacuation order issued to several houses across Harford county.
• April 7: Wildfire in State of Colorado, USA
  About 58 homes evacuated after the wildfire 2 miles north of Gunnison. Fire spread to 100 acres which was reported to be 70 percent contained.
• April 06: Flash flood in Lake city, USA
  Several streets in Lake city flooded
• April 03: Tornado in Texas, USA
  Two tornadoes reported to touch down in areas south of Dallas
• April 03: M 4.0 Earthquake In Oklahoma
  M 4.0 light earthquake has been reported in eastern Oklahoma this Tuesday. No damages or injuries reported.

March 2012

• March30: Wildfire in Jefferson, Colorado
  Two killed and one injured by wildfire in the mountains southwest of Denver, United States
• March 29: Flooding in Caldwell, Texas
  Heavy rainfall caused flash flood in Caldwell, USA
• March 24: Tornado in Jefferson County, USA
  One killed and other two injured after a tornado touched down in Jefferson County.
• March 22: Tornado watch for parts of Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana
  Rain and thunderstorms are also possible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and western Tennessee.
• March 20: Flooding in Oklahoma
  State Highway 16 in Oklahoma closed due to heavy rainfall. Flash flooding also reported on some Oklahoma City and Norman roads.
• March 16: Raw Footage (Helicopter View) of Tornado Damage in Dexter, Michigan
  The tornado was on the ground for about a half hour and had a path about 10 miles long.
• March 13: Flooding in South Louisiana, USA
  State of emergency declared in South Louisiana (Lafayette, Acadia, St. Landry and St. Martin).

February 2012

• February 23: Storms Damage Dozens Of Homes In Floyd County, One Killed So Far
  The county was under severe thunderstorm warning when the storm (so called Tornado) hit.

January 2012

• January 23: Landslide in Bellevue, USA
  Four homes evacuated due to landslide in Bellevue, USA.
• January 21: State Of Emergency In Washoe Valley Following Wildfire
  More than 30 homes destroyed and 1 death reported in Fire zone in Washoe Valley.