Roke Causing Millions To Evacuate, Headed Toward Fukushima Daiichi
New update from Thunder: @ 1200UTC as it transitions to an extra tropical low, Navy NRL have probably stopped sat
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Roke Upgraded To Typhoon, Today’s Weather Forecast
Roke has increased strength to a typhoon and will cross the southern Japanese coastline in the next 24-30 hours bringing
Read MoreTropical Storm Roke May Cross Fukushima Daiichi
A weather update by group member Thunder below. We have a group of weather tracking tools on our weather resources
Read MoreDeer In Tochigi Contaminated With Radiation
Wild deer found in Tochigi, south west of Fukushima prefecture tested positive for radiation contamination. The deer were found to
Read MoreTalas Update – September 4th, 2011
15 killed, 43 missing as Talas passed over Japan. Evacuation orders and advisories for 460,000 in western and central Japan.
Read MoreTalas Typhoon Update
Talas’ track is again more westerly then previously forecast(good for fuku npp!), the centre is about to cross the coast.
Read MoreTalas Bad Weather Hits Tohoku Region, Fukushima Daiichi
Weather warnings are being issued for the region around Fukushima Daiichi including heavy rain, ground loosening, winds, gales and storm
Read MoreTyphoon Talas Hitting Japan – Current Conditions
Various NHK reports state the following conditions now in Japan: At 1am on 9/3 (JST), the center of Typhoon Talas
Read MoreTropical Storm Talas Update
Thanks again to Thunder for providing today’s Talas update: The track has jumped around a little in the last 24
Read MoreTropical Storm Talas Heads For Honshu
The fukuleaks.org/web team has been tracking tropical storms that may approach the main island of Honshu in the event that
Read MoreHigh Radiation Levels Found 100km from Fukushima Daiichi
The Atomic Energy Agency and Kyoto University used a car equipped with testing equipment and Google Earth to create this
Read MoreTropical Storm Talas May Turn Into Typhoon, Hit Japan Mainland
Tropical storm Talas has the potential now to increase to a category 1 typhoon with wind above 120mph. The current
Read MoreFukushima Daiichi Leaking 1 Billion Becquerels Per Hour
According to a news report by NHK today Fukushima Daiichi has lowered the emissions from the damaged plant. Even with
Read MoreWeather Resources Japan
These weather sites have been collected by our members as we monitor both weather conditions and incoming tropical storms. This
Read MoreTyphoon Ma-On Bears Down On Japan, Some Information To Watch
UPDATE: Typhoon Ma-On downgraded to a tropical storm and looks like it will veer south of Tokyo and go out
Read MoreRadiation Showing Up In Urine Of Children Outside Tokyo
We recently wrote about the high radioactivity being found in soil and at locations around Kashiwa, Chiba (suburb of Tokyo).
Read MoreHigh Cesium Found In Soil In Kashiwa Near Tokyo
Member Asuperdry, took matters to hand and had local soil from Kashiwa tested. 23,663 bq/kg cesium 134 was found and
Read MoreFood Testing Data Made Public; Find Radiation Levels By Food And Region
This excellent resource shows the radiation testing of various common food products and is broken down by the area the
Read MoreIAEA to survey radioactive contamination in sea
The IAEA, the UN nuclear watchdog agency, is to survey the long-term effects of the spillage of radioactive water from
Read MoreRadiation’s Unknowns Weigh on Japan
“As officials in Japan agonize over what constitutes a safe radiation dose for people who live near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
Read MoreThe incineration of rubble OK’d amid radiation risk
The Japan Times reports The incineration of rubble OK’d amid radiation risk June 7, 2011 “The Environment Ministry plans to
Read MorePlutonium Found in Soil at Okuma
From a The Japan Times report: “Plutonium that is believed to have come from the crippled Fukushima No. 1 power plant
Read MoreUseful Nuclear Acronyms
Acronyms with definitions. Some useful terminology to understand technical reports. BWR – Boiling Water Reactor CV – Containment Vessel This
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