Typhoom Man-Yi and Fukushima

Initial reports of damage at Fukushima.

"It appears the worst part is that all of the water being pumped onto three cores deep underground will be interrupted. Rains and floods won't penetrate that deep. that means the cores will super heat, likely producing hydrogen explosions as the water that normally flows over them will be trapped with them, not allowed to escape, break down into hydrogen and oxygen (the components of rocket fuel) and explode".

--- Mike Ruppert

Hold your breath!

A tank area dam overflowed due to the Typhoon rain

Fukushima Diary,

16 September, 2013

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According to Tepco, the local dam of a tank area overflowed due to the rain related to Typhoon around 13:00 of 9/15/2013.

The tank area is located closer to the Pacific than the tank area that experienced 300m3 of leakage.

Tepco was preparing to clear the dam before it overflows due to the Typhoon related rain, but they were actually too late.

The radioactivity density in the overflowed water is still under analysis.

Contaminated water problem is literally overflowing due to the Typhoon related rain.

http://www.tepco.co.jp/cc/press/2013/1230584_5117.html

http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/fukushima-np/roadmap/images/d130829_04-j.pdf

Reports: Fears for Fukushima plant as typhoon now only a few hours away

— Officials warn of floods at site

— Storm gusting over 150 km/hr

— Workers frantically pumping up water

— Torrential rain to force more contamination into groundwater

ENENews,

15 September, 2013

AFP, Sept. 16, 2013: Typhoon hits Japan – fears for Fukushima plant [...] The typhoon was then expected to head northeast towards the capital and its surrounding region by around noon and cross the northeast including the Fukushima area, according to its predicted track. At Fukushima, crews have struggled to contain the nuclear plant after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami that led to the contamination of groundwater with radioactive materials as it flows to the Pacific Ocean. […]

AFP, Sept. 15, 2013: With torrential rains from typhoon expected Monday, more contaminated water is feared to seep into the groundwater of Fukushima nuclear plant […]

Inquisitr, Sept. 15, 2013: Officials warned of floods and strong winds that could go on to hit the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant. [...] The storm was carrying winds up to 144 kilometres (90 miles) per hour overnight Sunday [...] With even more torrential rain expected on Monday, the fear is that contaminated water will seep into the groundwater. Workers frantically pumped water from around highly radioactive tanks at the plant to lower the risk. [...] Officials hope that the latest Japan typhoon will not further complicate the work at the Fukushima plan.

Japan Meteorological Agency, Sept. 15, 2013 at 4:00p ET: Maximum wind gust speed @ 85 knots (157 km/hr or 98 mph)

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