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For those not able to see the sky, to gauge motion of the crust during the hour of the shift by a movement of the Sun or Moon or stars, they should at this point be in their safe places, virtually living there.  It is also unsure whether those will be temporary living quarters, or that it make take (many) years before it is safe to come out.

Obviously, as the shift takes place over an hour, and it is the stop of the crust slide where the huge earthquakes occur, one can go outside the protected safe place to relieve themselves or stretch, but certainly sleeping should be done in the trenches.  When leaving the safe place, make sure to wear fully protected gear and clothing to not be exposed to possibly lethal solar radiations as a result of the lack of the magnetic shield.

At the start of the shift, there is a strong clue that the crust shift has started, and this is the wind picking up strongly. As the crust moves, the atmosphere resists, and this causes hurricane force winds globally. Where the wind was stronger than usual during rotation stoppage, this will be unique in that it will come from the direction the crust is moving.  The hurricane force winds persist for an hour or more after the shift, as the atmosphere adjusts.

For North America, for instance, the crust will be moving NW, and the hurricane winds will come from that direction. To those confused about direction, take a globe, rotate the globe accordingly.

There will also be a jiggling in the Earth, a sense of motion, jerking, that will be consistent with crust movement during this hour of the shift.

It is over, and picking up the pieces and comforting the injured and devastated can start…but with caution as there may be forces at work yet unknown, radiation that can last shortly after the events or last many years to come.