Tsunami update:
New Zealand Sea Level Stations went Offline at 8:00 - 8:05 this morning. Except Jackson Bay, Hummmm.
<pic1 Overall map - red squares are off line stations.
<pic2 Jackson Bay, NZ - only NZ station online.
<pic3 Raoul Isl Boat Cove, NZ - within last 5 min.
<pic4 Raoul Isl Boat Cove, NZ - Earlier today.
<pic5 Port_Kembla, AU - ENE of Jackson Bay, NZ
More in next msg.
Cont.
<pic1 Lenakel, Tanna - Due North of EQ's
<pic2 Mare, New Caledonia - Closest to EQ's
<pic3 Ouinne, New Caledonia - Nearest end of main island.
<pic4 Hienghene, New Caledonia - Farthest end of main island.
<pic5 Port Villa, Vanuatu - NNE of EQ's
The rest of the stations farther away to the North and West aren't showing much. New Zealand being offline seems strange, but at this point who knows.
Tasmania shows some wave action on the west side, Spring Bay station. Will post screenshot in next msg, The East side, Burnie station, nothing - all quiet.
Stations farther away to the South show nothing at this time.
Other stations in Australia are quiet.
Cont.
<pic1 Spring Bay, Tasmania - Some wave action, looks to be about 1 meter - 3+ft.
<pic2 Luganville, Vanuatu - Quiet at this time.
Haven't look at the news yet been busy here.
The most recent 6.0 quake hasn't added anything new outside the local area, within 1000 mi. It's affecting the closest stations, but not much past Port Villa, Vanuatu.
That's all for now. WWG1WGA.
Yea, seeing them now, Went to the IRIS site, their station map. Checking random stations along west coast. A lot, not all though, show an event. Will check into it more.
From what I've seen so far convinces me more and more about the Woodpecker Signal tech. Advanced 42 Years.
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