EPA Radnet Data 10:20 PM Aug 1 Pacific Time
Lincoln NE 49 beta
Kansas City 0 beta
Wichita under review
Denver 67 beta
Minneapolis/St Paul under review
Duluth MN 0 beta
Milwaukee under review
Bay City MI 26 beta
Detroit MI 0 beta
Billings Mt under review
Spokane WA 22 beta
Des Moines is due east roughly same latitude as Fort Calhoun
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&xhr=t&q=des+moines+iowa&cp=12&qe=ZGVzIG1vaW5lcyBp&qesig=ozkXLsqZioo3QDj3rTLK2g&pkc=AFgZ2tlXTYlzBJt1n3eO0RVHIKjmXjILST7vlfPDL7ZHdeofVXqoh7SrN6GzH_MdcxCFjELbC8m9QZBtYFNlbQZjfe6U59jnRw&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1366&bih=505&wrapid=tljp1312262246551016&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl
I just wonder what the levels were like when the EPA was unwilling to post Des Moines data.
I'm going to re-post Yvonne's comment from earlier today
Des Moines 318 beta
Omaha IA 91 beta
Kearney IA 46 beta
Mason City IA 112 beta
Lincoln NE 49 beta
Kansas City 0 beta
Wichita under review
Denver 67 beta
Minneapolis/St Paul under review
Duluth MN 0 beta
Milwaukee under review
Bay City MI 26 beta
Detroit MI 0 beta
Billings Mt under review
Spokane WA 22 beta
Des Moines is due east roughly same latitude as Fort Calhoun
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&xhr=t&q=des+moines+iowa&cp=12&qe=ZGVzIG1vaW5lcyBp&qesig=ozkXLsqZioo3QDj3rTLK2g&pkc=AFgZ2tlXTYlzBJt1n3eO0RVHIKjmXjILST7vlfPDL7ZHdeofVXqoh7SrN6GzH_MdcxCFjELbC8m9QZBtYFNlbQZjfe6U59jnRw&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1366&bih=505&wrapid=tljp1312262246551016&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl
Des Moines has been "under review" for days and days. Now it is suddenly being posted by the EPA and the levels are VERY HIGH.
I just wonder what the levels were like when the EPA was unwilling to post Des Moines data.
Look at the pattern here. This high level in Des Moines is unlikely to be from the jet stream when all other northern cities are so much lower (unless perhaps there is precipitation in Des Moines alone).
The people who live in this region need to find out what is happening to bring about such high radiation levels.
PLESAE INVESTIGATE NOW!
I'm going to re-post Yvonne's comment from earlier today
Yvonne said.
I use the EPA's query interface. https://cdxnode64.epa.gov/radnet-public/query.do
I select the fixed monitor. Then in Available Parameters I select measurement start date & measurement end date & Beta Gross count rate (move those over to selected parameters). There are more options but this is what I've learned to do so far. Then select your fixed monitor location & time range then submit. This is as much as I have learned so far. I noticed today Des Moines peaked at 490 beta cpm! NOT GOOD!!!
I saw your post. I just queried this yesterday for St. Paul, MN:
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I'd love to know why there is no Alert for Alert Levels!
I know they alert us about pollen but not radiation???
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