Series of Small Quakes Tiptoe Across the North Coast, 2.7 Near Ferndale This Morning
Starting yesterday, a series of small quakes popped off across the North Coast. The most recent, at 10:49 a.m., was a small 2.7 that was centered off the mouth of the Mattole River.
Traditional wisdom states that a series of small quakes eases the stress on a fault line. However, California’s Department of Conservation says that is a myth. “[W]hile a small quake may temporarily ease stress on a fault line, it does not prevent a large temblor.”
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Uh oh, last time Kym reported on lil Earthquakes we ended up having a big one.
*hides under desk, shaking*
I like this site better, it has the same info and loads faster.
http://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/
I use that one, too. But I like the fault lines in the one I posted.
Again with the latest solar storm we see quakes and 40 volcanoes erupting right now, 34 are along the ring of fire.
Maybe there is something to the Planet X thing?
http://www.theeventchronicle.com/study/40-volcanoes-are-erupting-right-now-and-34-of-them-are-along-the-ring-of-fire/