Thread: 🔴 Weather Catastrophes & Fires: Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Florida, Antarctica, USA+

Hoover Dam's FATAL FLAW Causes DEAD POOL in 48 Hours - Lake Mead Is Going Dark...



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/4/26
11:12 minutes

Fatal Earthquakes CRACK OPEN Crater Lake - 711,340 Americans On DEATH ZONE ALERT



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/6/26
9:28 minutes

'Buildings Collapse' After Massive 8.1M Earthquake Strikes Southern Philippines, Emergency Situation



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Published: 6/8/26
1 minute

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A powerful earthquake struck off the southern Philippines on Monday morning, shaking Mindanao and triggering tsunami warnings across parts of Asia as residents fled buildings and coastal communities were urged to move inland.

The quake, initially reported by some monitoring agencies and media outlets as magnitude 8.2, was later listed by the United States Geological Survey as magnitude 7.8. It struck shortly before 7:40 AM local time near Mindanao, at a depth of about 35 kilometers.

Videos circulating on social media appeared to show buildings swaying, ceilings and walls cracking, debris falling into streets and panicked residents running from homes, shops and offices.

Tsunami warnings were issued for several coastal areas following the quake. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said waves of up to 3 meters could be possible along parts of the Philippine coast, with smaller tsunami waves possible in Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan, Guam, Papua New Guinea and other western Pacific areas.

Authorities urged people in affected coastal zones to leave beaches, harbors and low-lying areas, and to follow evacuation orders until the tsunami threat had passed

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The Arkansas River VANISHES - 4 States Watch Their Water DISSAPEAR In 90 Days!



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/8/26
9:31 minutes

Cuba Rocked by Strong 6.4M Earthquake, Many Central Florida Residents Report Shaking



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Channel: Dahboo77
Published: 6/8/26
2:15 minutes

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Many people in Central Florida reported feeling a small earthquake Monday afternoon.

A 6.4 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Northwest Cuba and was felt in Central Florida.

This occurred shortly after 2 p.m. These kind of earthquakes are rare in the Caribbean and the Gulf.

There is no threat of a tsunami in the Gulf.

It occurred near the fault line between the North American plate and the Caribbean plate, which has a lateral strike-slip motion boundary.

This means that the plates move in opposite directions and not towards each other.

That is important because tsunamis typically occur when one tectonic plate is moving on top of another tectonic plate.

Small aftershocks will follow in the coming hours.

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Shocking Images Of Philippines DEADLY 7.8 Earthquake - $2 Billion In DAMAGES, 40+ Deaths



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/9/26
11:35 minutes

'Massive Fish Kill': Popular Arizona Lake Forced to Close After EVERY Fish Living in its Waters Dies



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Published: 6/9/26
2:16 minutes

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All of the fish have died in an Arizona lake that is usually a popular destination for anglers, prompting officials to close the lake indefinitely.

San Carlos Lake, a man-made body of water about 125 miles east of Phoenix, suffered a 'significant fish kill event' that forced the San Carlos Recreation and Wildlife Department to close the lake on Friday.

The department estimated that 'approximately 100% of the fish population within the lake' died due to 'recent drought conditions, combined with water releases from the dam.'

The lake, which is usually full of largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, and brown and rainbow trout, is located within the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation and was formed with the construction of the Coolidge Dam.

Now that those fish have died, their decomposing remains have made the water toxic, and the San Carlos Recreation and Wildlife Department has prohibited all fishing or other forms of harvesting at the lake, as well as any recreational activity in the water.

Dramatic footage taken by the Gila Herald, as well as footage and pictures shared with Fox10 Phoenix, show large piles of dead fish washed up across the lake's 158-mile shoreline flanked by shallow, brownish-green water.

The fish kill event occurred due to a perfect storm of factors. Recent droughts combined with water releases from the lake and the blazing Arizona desert sun created fatal conditions for the aquatic life.

San Carlos Lake is a reservoir that is legally tied to irrigation demands for farms in downstream communities.

Dry years already deplete the supply of water in the lake, and that depleted supply is compounded by droughts increasing irrigation demands in those downstream areas, which force more frequent water releases from the reservoir.

That makes the lake shallow, which creates a dual challenge for fish. Shallow water heats up more quickly and easily, and warm water holds less dissolved oxygen that fish breathe.

Less water also creates less space for the fish, which quickly use up the remaining supply of dissolved oxygen, causing them to suffocate.

On top of those factors, warm and nutrient-dense water causes algal blooms. Although algae produce oxygen through photosynthesis during the day, it also consumes oxygen at night, mitigating the benefit.

And when the plants die, the decomposition process saps dissolved oxygen from the water, further contributing to fish suffocating.

San Carlos Lake has experienced similar ecological collapses of its aquatic life around 20 times over the past century.

Drought years are a consistent catalyst for the domino effect of shallower water heating up more rapidly and causing the water's dissolved oxygen supply to be stripped away.

During the most recent previous fish kill event at the reservoir in 2018, water levels plummeted below one percent, turning the lake into two small ponds connected by a shallow creek.

Another ecological collapse at the reservoir in the late 1970s caused the water to dry up almost completely and killed an estimated five million fish. It took five years for the lake's ecosystem to rebound after the water was replenished.

It is unclear how long it will take for San Carlos Lake to recover from its most recent fish kill event. The decomposing remains of the reservoir's aquatic life will have to be cleaned up, and fish will have to be reintroduced to restore the population.

The San Carlos Recreation and Wildlife Department has said that it will 'continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as they become available.'

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UPDATES On Philippines EXTREME Historical 7.8 Earthquake - 2,000 Aftershocks, 45 Deaths



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/10/26
12:17 minutes

TORNADO forms inside the crater of Kilauea in Hawaii during eruption, hits camera



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Published: 6/15/26
7:32 minutes

Shocking Images Of Indonesia's EXTREME 6.7 Earthquake - The Fault That Killed 4,340 REAWAKENS!



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Channel: Crisis Radar
Published: 6/16/26
10:05 minutes