RedOrbit.com - 2/25/13, Joshua Kelly

Big Story Weather from February 22-24: A major winter storm has taken aim at the Southern Plains bringing very heavy snowfall to Western Texas and Oklahoma. On the front side in the warm sector, severe weather has been occurring over places like Louisiana and Mississippi with some places just last night getting hail the size of golf balls and rainfall rates around 4 inches total with very heavy rain still falling.

Weather Outlook for February 25: Low pressure moving into Oklahoma and Texas will be the site of some very heavy snows over the Western part of the states, while the Gulf Coast area deals with very heavy rainfall along with some severe weather. The East Coast will be dominated by an area of high pressure well offshore, as will the majority of the Northern Plains and West Coast as high pressure is over the Rockies. The Pacific Northwest will see more showers throughout the day and the week. Below is the weather for a few select cities.

Angel Wisdom Monday, February 25, 2013

One World Rising Posted February 25, 2013

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The picture to the left pretty much says it all. It is time to find our voices and speak out while we still can. Yes we hold the light and share our love and try to awaken people, but our voice is needed to be heard as a whole to make a difference. If the dark ones continue to destroy the planet and further suppress our lives with no backlash, then that is as good as giving them a free pass to continue doing what they are doing. Changes occur in the world when brave people are willing to stand up for themselves and make a statement that will hopefully encourage others to follow suit. It is time to stop seeing ourselves as victims and realize our power.

Volcano Discover Monday Feb 25, 2013 09:27 AM

Current seismic signal from White Island (GeoNet)

White Island (New Zealand): Strong continuous volcanic tremor has returned and is now higher than ever, mixed with earthquakes. No unusual activity is visible at the surface.

Sangay (Ecuador): VAAC Washington reports pilot observations of ash emissions to 25,000 ft (7.5 km) altitude on 22 February. Since the volcano is very remote and one of Ecuador's most active, it is fair to assume that it might be in a state of elevated activity.

Heard (Australia, Southern Indian Ocean): A MODIS hot spot was visible yesterday at the summit of the volcano, despite the usual dense cloud cover. This indicates that some sort of activity likely continues.

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Published on Feb 25, 2013