Earthquake in Alaska affects well water levels in FL

Anyone can tell you that has lived in FL for very long, that in the last 10 years esp., sink holes of various sizes are heard of, although maybe not in the news.

Remember a few years ago when the man in a Seffner (outskirts of east Tampa) was in his bedroom and went down into a sinkhole. They talked of and blamed aquifers from possibly the strawberry farmers watering their crops and causing this. I thought that an incomplete reasoning.

Thread: Florida sinkhole swallows man in his bedroom!!!

Remember 311?

"When the 9.0 earthquake hit Japan March 11, it sent out a ripple effect that made water table levels from Orlando to the Florida Keys rise and then fall up to three inches.

CBS4 news partner The Miami Herald reported that the reverberations were felt for two hours, quoting University of Miami earthquake researcher, Shimon Wdowinski saying “It shows that the flow in the aquifer is pretty fast, which is good and bad. It’s good because we can filter a lot of water through there. But it’s bad because in the case of pollution, it can travel very quickly.”

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"This is not the first time Florida’s water tables were impacted by earthquakes far away. Changes in the water table also were measured after last year’s Haiti and Chile shakeups, Wdowinski told the Herald. He also said a 20-foot spike was measured in South Florida after a massive 9.2 Alaskan earthquake in 1964."

Holy sh************

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The 2004 Indian Ocean 9.3 earthquake caused the water in the open wells in Pennsylvania to slosh back and forth...there are videos of it

I am stunned why am i just hearing about this now GLP must of been Lackin in 2011 lol

Scary huh!

To whomever pinned this, thank you.

Anything besides the weather ‘forecast’ on weatherdotcom should not be taken seriously. They push a ton of bullshit propaganda in order to pump up funding for the global warming garbage

Ha! Now we know where the tsunami went!

Fountains of the deep. All connected somewhere aren't they?

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Watch the waves from this morning's magnitude 7.9 earthquake in Alaska passing through the North American continent.

It's not until 2 and a half hours later that the surface waves come full circle around the planet and start to appear again.

The well water in puerto rico was affected too , the other days there was a post about a ring of fire chain event ( crustal displacement) no one took real NOTICE of it

The ring of fire can unzip in a huge chain reaction domino effect bringing a huge world wide 10+ scale quake that will re-shape the face of earth ,,,.

Since water levels in areas, where the bedrock is composed predominately of water-soluble karst formations (limestone) and the entire state of Florida is on a karst foundation does the temporary decline of water increase the risk of sinkholes. Where there any warnings issued?

General Sinkhole Questions Answered
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Information Regarding Sinkholes from the Florida Geological Survey
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Sinkhole Maps of Florida Counties
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Went through a 7.3 in the Caribbean Islands. The building was slanted following the action and would have been condemned if it was in the USA or Canada. The street lights were swaying like trees and a lot of us started vomiting from motion sickness.

Thanks for the info..
I remember they did a study to see just where our water came from in NW Fla. I think it was the Navy that did it? But they placed some Radio isotopes into the water in Tennessee. Finding it in later in the Fla panhandle. I guess Stuff really does roll down hill..

The Bible says that during the flood the waters came from the Earth.

Water levels rise and fall as much for unknown reasons as they do for tides, etc.

There are underground lakes, rivers and iceans.

Of course it's all connected.

There was a lot of people who's wells sunk back in the late 80's- early 90's in the area around where my dad lived.
Years after their wells sunk and they were left with out water, sink holes started showing up on their property.

I had Dad's well dug 210ft cased and submergible pump installed.
He was separated from the others who lost their wells by a river that divided them.
We never really knew why peoples wells sunk instantly out of being, or the sink holes that showed up after they sunk.

We had one in our own place where lived and for ages it was high sulfur and iron, the water changed to no longer have the sulfur or high iron in it.
The water tables changed while the well remain functioning and years after that sink holes showed up, just no where near as bad as those around my dad's property.

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