Another Cascadia Earthquake? ...

[HB of CJ]

A shallow 4.1 10 km deep West of Bandon Oregon right on the fault. One up North, One down South and now one in the middle. Interesting.

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[HB of CJ]

A 4.5 today West of Pistol River OR. Just East pf the fault. About 20 km deep. Anybody on the coast feel this one?

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[Tony617]

Do you watch dutchsinse on YouTube. Very interesting is take on earthquakes.

 

[Member 5605]

The earthquake would be a welcomed relief right about now.
Let me step on the other side of I-5 first.

 

[tac]

Well, I'M on the right side of I-5 by quite a ways, so we should be OK here. But OTOH, I'm slightly West of the A1[M] - does that count against me?

No earthquakes, but we know all about floods....


This was back in 1998 - it has been up like this about four times since then until they spent some more money easing out the downstream section in the next village.......

 

[cookie]

Still waiting for west of I 5 to be toast from the big one.

 

[arakboss]

Still waiting for west of I 5 to be toast from the big one.

Thank god I am east of I5 by 1/4 of mile

 

[HaveGun]

5.8 just hit down by Sequoia...

5.8 magnitude earthquake strikes California's Eastern Sierras

 

[arakboss]

Well, I'M on the right side of I-5 by quite a ways, so we should be OK here. But OTOH, I'm slightly West of the A1[M] - does that count against me?

No earthquakes, but we know all about floods....

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This was back in 1998 - it has been up like this about four times since then until they spent some more money easing out the downstream section in the next village.......

break out the kayaks

 

[tac]

break out the kayaks

Funny you should say that. One of our resident American servicemen did exactly that, and made himself useful by ferrying a sandbag or two along the line to a house, Trouble was, he forgot that leaning out of a kayak with the fifty-pound sack of sand does things to the metacentric height of the vessel. IOW, it tipped over.

 

[arakboss]

Funny you should say that. One of our resident American servicemen did exactly that, and made himself useful by ferrying a sandbag or two along the line to a house, Trouble was, he forgot that leaning out of a kayak with the fifty-pound sack of sand does things to the metacentric height of the vessel. IOW, it tipped over.

That's funny stuff, I hope he had his wet suit on. I have yet to tip my kayak. But I haven't been hauling sand bags around either.

 

[HB of CJ]

A 3.9 about 10 km deep kinda west of the fault.

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[XoXSciFiGuy]

I think the 'Big One' should move down to California where it belongs.

 

[HB of CJ]

A very shallow 3.1 located on the extreme southern end of the fault off the coast of northern CA.

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[Reacher120]

7.8 on the Alaska Peninsula, 28 km deep, followed by one 5.4 Vancouver Island, 10 km deep.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000asvb/executive?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ENS&utm_campaign=realtime

 

[GWS]

Worth noting
Thanks @HB of CJ and@Reacher120

 

[Tony617]

 

[coop44]

Yep, any day now. First the 9.0 quake, then Mt. Hood, Ranier, Baker,Glacier Point will erupt. Then yellowstone will turn into a bowl of molten poo. The end of the world!! Madness I tell you, sheer madness!

 

[HB of CJ]

3 August, 2020. A couple/several small quakes 3.0 or soss on or about the fault off the Oregon and CA coast. 10.0 km deep.

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[HB of CJ]

8 August, 2020. A 3.8 or sosss off the central Oregon coast on the fault. About 10.0 km deep. Nothing felt in Cave Junction Oregon. Anybody on the central Oregon coast feel this one?

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