Weeks before the actual stoppage of the Earth, many undeniable signs will have announced the polar reversal already.  However, within the week before the actual standstill of the planet, extreme weather continues, global earthquakes take place and gradual increase of the slowing of the rotation will become abundantly apparent.  This will be vastly visible in the fact that clocks never seem to be synching up anymore.

A day prior to the stoppage, the slowdown will become even more apparent when clocks will be off by minutes and then hours, until the actual stop occurs.

This means you only have about two days notice before hell breaks loose.  The fact that the clocks will be off already by that much on the first day, minutes and no longer seconds, confusion all around will make preparation even more difficult.
It will be the day that the sun sets several hours later than normal and that in itself should be the alarm bell ringing out loud as a clear an literal sign in the sky to set the emergency procedure in action and for you to head to your safe place immediately.

The stress on the crust of the Earth will keep on building up until the stoppage of the rotation, but the planet will be able to deal with it as it did before.  There will however be increased earthquakes going hand in hand with weird weather and faster melting of poles. Yet we’ll see only a slight increase day to day in these matters.

When rotation stops, the core is trying to turn, the crust locked in place by the approaching 12th planet’s grip on the strong magnetized Atlantic Rift, and dramatic changes occur.

The Earth moans and the stretch along the Atlantic will snap bridges, tear electric and phone lines, and derail trains. This is where imploding buildings will occur, as the underlying infrastructure will move, collapsing the buildings overhead.

In areas of compression, where mountain building is occurring or along the Pacific Rim, volcanic activity will greatly increase.

Not only will a stopped rotation will affect the land masses, also the atmosphere will be greatly impacted creating its own issues.  The wind current will be extreme, moving cold air primarily to warm places, which can result in more tornado activity in those areas affected.

Likewise, ocean currents will move differently, cold water rushing more rapidly to those warm areas, and swirling. This will create more hurricane or typhoon type activity in those areas affected.  Some scientists predict possible tsunamis that may rise as high as 2.2 kilometers high.  Therefore safe places are harder to predict where they would be.

Given all this, the population will be greatly distracted, and might miss the next sign to watch for, which is the dusting with red dust that turns rivers and lakes blood red and bitter. This dusting is followed by hail, and stronger quakes as at this point the shift is only days or hours away.

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