now, needing to vent some of that radioactive steam. we have a concern with that now because we have had a north westerly or offshore flow blowing any radioactive steam or anything that's on the ground here to the pacific. well, now we have an onshore flow and whatever is coming out of that plant is going to be blown into the populated areas here. what will happen with surface winds, unlike the upper-level winds, these change with frontal passages and areas of low or high pressure. now we're going to get this onshore flow. in fact, eventually we're going to get a bit of a northeast wind. worst case scenario here because things will be blowing down towards tokyo. we'll watch that rather closely here. we have been talking about that and we're certainly running out at this point of time across the region as far as that beneficial offshore flow. now we're getting onshore flow. look at this, fionnuala, incredible stuff as far as how many tremors we've had since the