Global uncertainty rises and assumptions are challenged, according to the U.S. social mood "weather forecast" for August 2015. A serious or deadly event on the California coast is also a possibility.
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Sunday, July 26, 2015
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Next U.S. Disaster Window: April 2-11
The next major U.S. disaster is likely about a week away. Over the last few weeks, we have been discussing a next in the series of increasing scale U.S. tragedies (i.e. Aurora, CO., Libya Ambassador, Hurricane Sandy, and Sandy Hook). Our measuring stick is a quantification of the relationship between U.S. social mood as found in Google Hot Trends and the context society finds itself in and is creating (U.S. news). Latest information puts the event occurring April 2-11, with the most likely timeframe as April 4-9.
This next tragedy has been in phase 3 of 3 of its creation since March 17. There was a preliminary wave in mid-March, which manifested in unusual and sad stories, but with no sign of the "pressure release" that would allow us to consider phase 3 as completed.
To summarize the latest information:
1) MoodCompass Type is E SE. This goes with violent protests, mayhem, terrorist activity, and unusual or surprising events. It is more likely to be initiated by a lone disturbed individual or fringe group than a geopolitical entity (government). Natural disasters associated with this configuration are earthquakes and violent storms (including cyclones or high winds). The currently developing U.S. event shows a low probability of being a natural disaster.
2) The event might or might not originate from outside of the U.S. If the event originates in the United States, the most likely region for it to occur is West/Central California, second likely, the Southwestern U.S., and third, the Northeastern U.S.
3) As the events in the series are of increasing subjective impact, there may or may not be more casualties than the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, but it should have a larger emotional impact for most people in the U.S.
During this period there is a very high risk globally, for the types of events listed in 1) above.
For more information on the current outlook or the MoodCompass Project, see http://moodcompass.com.
You can also like The MoodCompass Project on
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This next tragedy has been in phase 3 of 3 of its creation since March 17. There was a preliminary wave in mid-March, which manifested in unusual and sad stories, but with no sign of the "pressure release" that would allow us to consider phase 3 as completed.
To summarize the latest information:
1) MoodCompass Type is E SE. This goes with violent protests, mayhem, terrorist activity, and unusual or surprising events. It is more likely to be initiated by a lone disturbed individual or fringe group than a geopolitical entity (government). Natural disasters associated with this configuration are earthquakes and violent storms (including cyclones or high winds). The currently developing U.S. event shows a low probability of being a natural disaster.
2) The event might or might not originate from outside of the U.S. If the event originates in the United States, the most likely region for it to occur is West/Central California, second likely, the Southwestern U.S., and third, the Northeastern U.S.
3) As the events in the series are of increasing subjective impact, there may or may not be more casualties than the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, but it should have a larger emotional impact for most people in the U.S.
During this period there is a very high risk globally, for the types of events listed in 1) above.
For more information on the current outlook or the MoodCompass Project, see http://moodcompass.com.
You can also like The MoodCompass Project on
.Sunday, March 25, 2012
April 2012 Socioeconomic, Geopolitical, and Environmental Outlook (video)
Analysis of mood and perception for April 2012, and likely associated socioeconomic, geopolitical, and natural events.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Destruction, Denial, and Despair - July 2011
Highlights: Global situation continues to deteriorate; global leaders in denial ∙ People grow tired of bad news ∙ U.S. government chaos ∙ Earthquake watch, Southern California
Special Alert: Serious Flooding and Cyclones, North America
Natural events:
June 29 – July 6 Risk of high loss natural event; earthquake risk, Southern California.
July 7 – 11 Possible natural event seen as serious, deadly, and/or related to disease.
July 19 – 27 Elevated risk of serious flooding and cyclones, N. America.
The above is an excerpt from the July 2011 issue of MoodCompass, a publication of A New Story Foundation. To view the latest projections related to human perception of the natural world, see Earth Cycles.
Special Alert: Serious Flooding and Cyclones, North America
Natural events:
June 29 – July 6 Risk of high loss natural event; earthquake risk, Southern California.
July 7 – 11 Possible natural event seen as serious, deadly, and/or related to disease.
July 19 – 27 Elevated risk of serious flooding and cyclones, N. America.
The above is an excerpt from the July 2011 issue of MoodCompass, a publication of A New Story Foundation. To view the latest projections related to human perception of the natural world, see Earth Cycles.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Earthquake and Flood Alert N. America June/July 2011 (video)
Analysis of human perception of nature projected for June - early July 2011: Southern California earthquake watch and more storms and flooding for North America.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
The U.S. Strikes Back - June 2011
Highlights: Global system under duress ∙ People feeling unsafe and risk averse ∙ U.S. government doles out death and justice ∙ Earthquake watch, Southern California ∙ Storm and flood watch, E. North America
Special Alert: U.S. strikes hard at an enemy. Is it N. Korea?
Natural events: June 9-14 and June 28 – July 3 are the greatest risk periods for natural events with moderate to high losses. Of particular interest is Southern California, for which a moderate earthquake watch is issued. Also, the Eastern half of N. America looks like a candidate for more storms and flooding in June.
The above is an excerpt from the June 2011 issue of MoodCompass, a publication of A New Story Foundation. To view the latest projections related to human perception of the natural world, see Earth Cycles.
MoodCompass is now available to the general public. You can view the current issue at http://moodcompass.com/.
Special Alert: U.S. strikes hard at an enemy. Is it N. Korea?
Natural events: June 9-14 and June 28 – July 3 are the greatest risk periods for natural events with moderate to high losses. Of particular interest is Southern California, for which a moderate earthquake watch is issued. Also, the Eastern half of N. America looks like a candidate for more storms and flooding in June.
The above is an excerpt from the June 2011 issue of MoodCompass, a publication of A New Story Foundation. To view the latest projections related to human perception of the natural world, see Earth Cycles.
MoodCompass is now available to the general public. You can view the current issue at http://moodcompass.com/.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Significant Weather Events - Mar 2011 Video
Highlights: Destructive event East Asia. Severe storms N. America. Volcano alert Hawaii. MoodCompass weather forecast for March 2011.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Significant Weather Events - Feb 2011 Videocast
Highlights: Destructive Event warnings for Hawaii, S. California, and Far East Asia, Heavy snow in N.E. United States, & N. Europe. MoodCompass weather forecast for February 2011.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Discord, Disasters, and Depression - Nov 2010 Videocast
Highlights: Global paradigm shift, Social chaos & violence, Middle East crisis, Market volatility, High impact natural event(s). A global mood "weather forecast" for November 2010.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Spending Sprees and Hangovers - December 09 Videocast
December highlights: Increased global tension, U.S. Dollar or U.S. Treasuries sell-off, increased discontent or unrest, and possible California earthquake. A global mood "weather forecast" for December 2009.
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