New Madrid Jolt timeline

[Gerard Zwaan]

Nancy Lieder / ZetaTalk: New Madrid Adjustment

[Kojima]

IRIS EQ-Map

* 2023/12/28 T00:03

[Nancy Lieder]

On December 27 the effect of a clapping Seaway near Montreal can be seen on the Buoy river level charges. A widening river will drop the water level. Note that the burn map also shows a line from the Seaway exit to the Azores. 

[Kojima]

IRIS EQ-Map

* 2023/12/27 T00:03

[Nancy Lieder]

North Texas' 'Mile Long Bridge' rapidly deteriorating, declared a disaster
December 24, 2023
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/mile-long-bridge-c...
The "Mile Long Bridge," about 140 miles west of Dallas, provides a direct link between the cities of Breckenridge and Albany. An emergency inspection revealed significant structural concerns.

SOZT
Why would Texas wait until the day before Christmas to inspect this Mile Long Bridge? Because the separation of the Portions never takes a rest. The slide of the SE Portion to the SE, being tugged along with Africa during its African Roll, is relentless. The separation of the Portions has occurred all along the New Madrid Fault Line except for where it runs parallel to the upper Seaway, where the burn maps show non-stop intense ripping - the Montreal scenario about to happen. Meanwhile the Mainland Portion is not waiting, but is pulling to the SW as we predicted, dropping the land to the West of the lower Mississippi River.
EOZT

[Kojima]

CO-US (SE/Unzipping Path) 

2023/12/20T00UTC-12/26T00UTC

[Kojima]

IRIS EQ-Map

* 2023/12/26 T00:03

[Kojima]

IRIS EQ-Map

* 2023/12/25 T00:03

[Kojima]

IRIS EQ-Map

* 2023/12/24 T00:03

[Carlos Villa]

EFFECTS OF NEW MADRID
There are currently 20 hydro electric dams along the Mississippi River and 16 hydro electric generating stations along the St Lawrence. Can we then assume that both Canada and the US along those areas will suffer massive power outages? I imagine that these could be permanent? Can the Zetas comment?

NancyTalk: Look for new ZT re this issue. 

[Nancy Lieder]

Watching for changes on the Seaway near Montreal, the Buoys just inland from Montreal on the Seaway are showing odd high water levels and a choppy behaviour. Is this area being squeezed? Montreal appears nervous. (https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/here-are-the-road-closures-in-and-aroun...)