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Belba Grubb
Aug 26, 2012, 4:14:21 PM8/26/12
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I counted over 40 listed on NEIC at
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php
since 8:33 this morning at epicenter. Wow!
Yo, California - keep it down. We're trying to have a hurricane over
here.
;^)
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php
since 8:33 this morning at epicenter. Wow!
Yo, California - keep it down. We're trying to have a hurricane over
here.
;^)
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Skywise
Aug 26, 2012, 4:53:37 PM8/26/12
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The Other Guy <Knews...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:4ruk38h3vp988suqe...@4ax.com:
> USGS reporting 3 quakes in 2 minutes, all 5.3s,
> plus a bunch of other shocks in the 3s and 4s.
Automatic solutions. As they're reviewed, they're being
downgraded. One of them dropped to 2.9!!! Talk about
the computers getting confused. Not surprising, really.
I think this is what they call a "vigorous sequence".
Therefore the ground hasn't stopped moving before the
next one starts.
Brawley has had swarms before but they were lucky to get
into the 3's.
The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
Maybe we'll get a volcano? I could go for a nice cinder
cone. The Salton Buttes are in this area, a group of small
lava domes. Last eruption may have been about 8500ya.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Pacific_Rise
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brawley_Seismic_Zone
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salton_Buttes
Brian
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http://www.skywise711.com - Lasers, Seismology, Astronomy, Skepticism
Sed quis custodiet ipsos Custodes?
news:4ruk38h3vp988suqe...@4ax.com:
> USGS reporting 3 quakes in 2 minutes, all 5.3s,
> plus a bunch of other shocks in the 3s and 4s.
Automatic solutions. As they're reviewed, they're being
downgraded. One of them dropped to 2.9!!! Talk about
the computers getting confused. Not surprising, really.
I think this is what they call a "vigorous sequence".
Therefore the ground hasn't stopped moving before the
next one starts.
Brawley has had swarms before but they were lucky to get
into the 3's.
The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
Maybe we'll get a volcano? I could go for a nice cinder
cone. The Salton Buttes are in this area, a group of small
lava domes. Last eruption may have been about 8500ya.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Pacific_Rise
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brawley_Seismic_Zone
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salton_Buttes
Brian
--
http://www.skywise711.com - Lasers, Seismology, Astronomy, Skepticism
Sed quis custodiet ipsos Custodes?
Belba Grubb
Aug 26, 2012, 5:05:42 PM8/26/12
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On Aug 26, 4:53 pm, Skywise <i...@oblivion.nothing.com> wrote:
> The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
> it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
> it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
>
> Maybe we'll get a volcano? I could go for a nice cinder
> cone. The Salton Buttes are in this area, a group of small
> lava domes. Last eruption may have been about 8500ya.
>
Quite an increase from 3 or so. Also the largest ones were stronger
> The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
> it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
> it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
>
> Maybe we'll get a volcano? I could go for a nice cinder
> cone. The Salton Buttes are in this area, a group of small
> lava domes. Last eruption may have been about 8500ya.
>
than usual.
From this http://geohazards.usgs.gov/cfusion/qfault/qf_web_disp.cfm?disp_cd=C&qfault_or=272&ims_cf_cd=cf
, I think it overlies the suspected spreading center, so perhaps no
volcano this year. Slip rate could be as much as 25 mm/year there.
It's an interesting place.
Barb
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Skywise
Aug 26, 2012, 6:23:28 PM8/26/12
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The Other Guy <Knews...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:l46l38ljupvcrmt76...@4ax.com:
> On Sun, 26 Aug 2012 20:53:37 GMT, Skywise <in...@oblivion.nothing.com>
> wrote:
>
>>The Other Guy <Knews...@gmail.com> wrote in
>>news:4ruk38h3vp988suqe...@4ax.com:
>>
>>> USGS reporting 3 quakes in 2 minutes, all 5.3s,
>>> plus a bunch of other shocks in the 3s and 4s.
>>
>>Automatic solutions. As they're reviewed, they're being
>>downgraded. One of them dropped to 2.9!!!
>
Pretty sure of myself. I had tabs for each one open in my browser
and on refreshing, one of them stayed 5.3, one dropped to 4.9, and
the third dropped to 2 something.
Upon examining my inbox (subscribed to 'Big Quake' email list),
the first of the three was indeed updated (downgraded) to a 2.6M.
Belba Grubb
Aug 26, 2012, 6:29:46 PM8/26/12
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Map of the sequence thus far and prior ones in the BSZ:
https://twitter.com/CPPGeophysics/status/239850852079247360/photo/1/large
Barb
https://twitter.com/CPPGeophysics/status/239850852079247360/photo/1/large
Barb
Florian
Aug 26, 2012, 7:54:29 PM8/26/12
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Skywise <in...@oblivion.nothing.com> wrote:
> The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
> it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
> it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
It is a *nascent* spreading center. In a few Ma, the connection between
> The area is suspected to be a spreading center. Basically
> it's the northern terminus of the East Pacific Rise before
> it turns into the San Andreas transform fault.
the EPR and the Juan de Fuca via the San Andreas fault system will be
completed.
--
Florian
La chance ne sourit qu'aux esprits bien pr�par�s. Louis Pasteur.
Weatherlawyer
Aug 26, 2012, 10:32:48 PM8/26/12
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On Aug 26, 9:31 pm, The Other Guy <KnewsKg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 26 Aug 2012 13:14:21 -0700 (PDT), Belba Grubb
> Yeah, hurricane. Sure, right, OK, no prob...
27th Aug 2012
3.4 M. @ 00:58:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 00:58:34 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.1 M. @ 00:39:53 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
2.9 M. @ 00:13:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 00:12:26 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.4 M. @ 00:12:11 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
26th Aug 2012
3.2 M. @ 23:53:15 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 23:46:34 SONORA, MEXICO
3.8 M. @ 23:36:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 23:34:51 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.8 M. @ 23:33:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 23:21:07 SOUTHERN ALASKA
2.7 M. @ 23:21:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 23:17:16 NEAR THE COAST OF NICARAGUA
2.6 M. @ 23:16:22 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 23:13:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5 M. @ 23:06:13 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
4.3 M. @ 22:58:42 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:53:36 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:52:10 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 22:51:34 OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 22:51:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:38:56 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
4.2 M. @ 22:34:57 GUATEMALA
3.5 M. @ 22:34:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:34:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 22:23:57 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:22:54 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:22:35 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:16:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 22:16:03 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 22:13:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 22:10:24 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.8 M. @ 22:08:06 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:06:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 22:02:00 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 21:54:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 21:53:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:47:18 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 21:46:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:45:26 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:42:51 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:37:50 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:34:48 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:30:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.8 M. @ 21:26:40 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 21:23:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 21:23:11 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:22:36 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:21:57 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:21:22 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 21:20:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 21:20:06 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:19:35 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:19:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.9 M. @ 21:17:27 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 21:15:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 21:13:59 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:12:38 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 21:08:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 21:05:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.5 M. @ 20:57:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 20:45:49 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 20:34:40 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.5 M. @ 20:33:02 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 20:31:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 20:28:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:28:20 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:24:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 20:20:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 20:16:54 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:16:43 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 20:14:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 20:10:14 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:08:32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 20:06:10 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:04:50 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 19:58:17 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 19:57:34 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:50:15 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 19:48:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:47:08 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.2 M. @ 19:45:56 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 19:43:41 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 19:40:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 19:39:31 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:35:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.9 M. @ 19:33:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.3 M. @ 19:31:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 19:30:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:28:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 19:21:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.6 M. @ 19:20:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4 M. @ 19:16:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:06:48 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:06:32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 19:03:19 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 18:58:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 18:55:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 18:32:55 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.7 M. @ 18:11:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 17:37:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 17:30:42 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.6 M. @ 17:18:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 17:17:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.3 M. @ 17:16:02 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 17:13:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 17:03:40 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.8 M. @ 17:02:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 16:45:42 SOUTHERN ALASKA
2.5 M. @ 16:18:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 16:14:51 SOUTHERN ALASKA
4.2 M. @ 15:56:10 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.5 M. @ 15:48:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 15:48:11 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 15:33:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 15:11:57 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
6.6 M. @ 15:05:37 MOLUCCA SEA
That's quite impressive but on a world list it would look like this:
27th Aug 2012
5.1 M. @ 00:39:53 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
4.4 M. @ 00:12:11 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
26th Aug 2012
4.8 M. @ 23:33:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 23:17:16 NEAR THE COAST OF NICARAGUA
5 M. @ 23:06:13 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
4.3 M. @ 22:58:42 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 22:34:57 GUATEMALA
4.2 M. @ 21:15:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.5 M. @ 20:57:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 19:40:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.9 M. @ 19:33:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.3 M. @ 19:31:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.6 M. @ 19:20:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4 M. @ 19:16:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 15:56:10 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
6.6 M. @ 15:05:37 MOLUCCA SEA
OTOH since I am not bound by the mores of contemptorary "science"
considering such to be the dark ages, so to speak, I am free to equate
one with another and in the absence of similar data outside the USA,
imagine the overall magnitude to be in keeping with the tropical
anomalies from the same time period.
To wit:
Several severe typhoons winding down from Cat 3s and 4s.
> On Sun, 26 Aug 2012 13:14:21 -0700 (PDT), Belba Grubb
27th Aug 2012
3.4 M. @ 00:58:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 00:58:34 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.1 M. @ 00:39:53 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
2.9 M. @ 00:13:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 00:12:26 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.4 M. @ 00:12:11 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
26th Aug 2012
3.2 M. @ 23:53:15 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 23:46:34 SONORA, MEXICO
3.8 M. @ 23:36:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 23:34:51 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.8 M. @ 23:33:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 23:21:07 SOUTHERN ALASKA
2.7 M. @ 23:21:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 23:17:16 NEAR THE COAST OF NICARAGUA
2.6 M. @ 23:16:22 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 23:13:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5 M. @ 23:06:13 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
4.3 M. @ 22:58:42 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:53:36 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:52:10 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 22:51:34 OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 22:51:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:38:56 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
4.2 M. @ 22:34:57 GUATEMALA
3.5 M. @ 22:34:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:34:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 22:23:57 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:22:54 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:22:35 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 22:16:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 22:16:03 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 22:13:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 22:10:24 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.8 M. @ 22:08:06 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 22:06:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 22:02:00 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 21:54:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 21:53:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:47:18 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 21:46:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:45:26 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:42:51 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:37:50 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:34:48 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:30:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.8 M. @ 21:26:40 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 21:23:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 21:23:11 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:22:36 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:21:57 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:21:22 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 21:20:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 21:20:06 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 21:19:35 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.7 M. @ 21:19:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.9 M. @ 21:17:27 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 21:15:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 21:13:59 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 21:12:38 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 21:08:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 21:05:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.5 M. @ 20:57:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 20:45:49 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 20:34:40 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.5 M. @ 20:33:02 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 20:31:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 20:28:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:28:20 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:24:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 20:20:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 20:16:54 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:16:43 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 20:14:46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 20:10:14 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:08:32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 20:06:10 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 20:04:50 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.6 M. @ 19:58:17 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 19:57:34 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:50:15 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 19:48:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:47:08 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.2 M. @ 19:45:56 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 19:43:41 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 19:40:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 19:39:31 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:35:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.9 M. @ 19:33:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.3 M. @ 19:31:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 19:30:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 19:28:45 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 19:21:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.6 M. @ 19:20:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4 M. @ 19:16:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:06:48 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 19:06:32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 19:03:19 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 18:58:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 18:55:55 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.5 M. @ 18:32:55 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.7 M. @ 18:11:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 17:37:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.4 M. @ 17:30:42 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.6 M. @ 17:18:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 17:17:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.3 M. @ 17:16:02 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.9 M. @ 17:13:52 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.6 M. @ 17:03:40 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.8 M. @ 17:02:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3 M. @ 16:45:42 SOUTHERN ALASKA
2.5 M. @ 16:18:16 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.8 M. @ 16:14:51 SOUTHERN ALASKA
4.2 M. @ 15:56:10 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
2.5 M. @ 15:48:24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 15:48:11 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
2.5 M. @ 15:33:04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
3.1 M. @ 15:11:57 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
6.6 M. @ 15:05:37 MOLUCCA SEA
That's quite impressive but on a world list it would look like this:
27th Aug 2012
5.1 M. @ 00:39:53 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
4.4 M. @ 00:12:11 ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
26th Aug 2012
4.8 M. @ 23:33:25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 23:17:16 NEAR THE COAST OF NICARAGUA
5 M. @ 23:06:13 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
4.3 M. @ 22:58:42 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 22:34:57 GUATEMALA
4.2 M. @ 21:15:29 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.5 M. @ 20:57:58 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.3 M. @ 19:40:13 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.9 M. @ 19:33:01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
5.3 M. @ 19:31:23 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.6 M. @ 19:20:05 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4 M. @ 19:16:12 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
4.2 M. @ 15:56:10 VIRGIN ISLANDS REGION
6.6 M. @ 15:05:37 MOLUCCA SEA
OTOH since I am not bound by the mores of contemptorary "science"
considering such to be the dark ages, so to speak, I am free to equate
one with another and in the absence of similar data outside the USA,
imagine the overall magnitude to be in keeping with the tropical
anomalies from the same time period.
To wit:
Several severe typhoons winding down from Cat 3s and 4s.
data...@yahoo.com
Aug 27, 2012, 7:28:02 AM8/27/12
to Knews...@gmail.com
the swarm, an eyepopper thru email notice as the box was USGS USGS USGS USGS..
could be natural progress northward toward the Fraser River from Victoria, last swarm center or result of geothermal drilling or both.
Itsnot the Butte at Niland, Eq crossroads at Salton Sea. The Butte, a frequnet periodic minor swarm area, is waaaaaaay down the list at USGS.
A vaguely similar non rational EQ relationship aligned with the last Gulf storm.
could be natural progress northward toward the Fraser River from Victoria, last swarm center or result of geothermal drilling or both.
Itsnot the Butte at Niland, Eq crossroads at Salton Sea. The Butte, a frequnet periodic minor swarm area, is waaaaaaay down the list at USGS.
A vaguely similar non rational EQ relationship aligned with the last Gulf storm.
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