We've had a couple small earthquakes in Southern California already this year, and a substantial one in Japan that did a lot of damage.
Also massive surf in Southern California that led to flooding.
Energies are shifting dramatically, which is going to lead to more events like this. Places like California, where energies have been terrible for a long time, will fare worse, but really no place is immune. Places that are traditionally vulnerable, like Southeast Asia and India/Bangladesh, will be hit hard.
Also be on the lookout for odd "Mandela Effect" events. We are not yet on a stable timeline so there will be lots of "glitches" along the way. I've had clients report feeling like they're on completely different timelines, as if they died on their previous timeline and got moved to this one. Which would suggest that I moved as well, or I'm branched into alternate timelines myself, which seems plausible.
Overall this year is not supposed to be as challenging as 2023, but I've felt that way before, only to be disappointed. So I'll withhold that prediction. It won't be challenge-free, we've already seen that much. But some currently unresolved issues will finally begin to resolve themselves. Which means there will finally be some reward for all this challenge we've had to endure. So more fulfilling.
I don't think we're done with the earthquakes. I'm sensing there are some bad ones out there.
Also, why isn't anyone talking about the heavy volcanic activity that's been going on these several years? That's contributing far more "greenhouse gas" than anything mankind could do. There seems to be very little discussion about actually dealing with the problem at hand and adapting instead of this specious thinking about magical wind farms saving the environment. Mankind needs to get far more serious and humble about its place in nature - we don't have nearly as much control over our environment as we imagine, and imagining we're gods isn't going to help us deal with real acts of God. A lot of whining and naval gazing going on.
