Another Cascadia Earthquake? ...

[GWS]

Of relevance.

Tsunami wave simulation for Washington State

Very informative. Thanks for sharing that.

 

[HB of CJ]

Earthquake. A 3.2 about 290 miles West of Bandon Oregon on 10 October, 2019. About 10 km deep.

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[HB of CJ]

A 4.7 West of Port Orford Oregon. 17 October, 2019. Shallow forcus?

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[jayR]

another

PNSN Recent Events | Pacific Northwest Seismic Network

The PNSN is the authoritative seismic network for Washington and Oregon state.

pnsn.org

 

[Camelfilter]

another

PNSN Recent Events | Pacific Northwest Seismic Network

The PNSN is the authoritative seismic network for Washington and Oregon state.

pnsn.org

Hmmm...4.6, same area as the 4.7 on the 17th.

 

[turbo_vanner]

all of those are on transform faults (side to side motion) and not subduction. Transform quakes do not generate tsunamis.

If a subduction quake hit, we would all know, likely before we checked NWFA.

 

[jayR]

keeping it fresh.. precursor events.

 

[HB of CJ]

A 4.6 about 145 miles West of Bandon Oregon. 21 October, 2019. About 7-8 miles deep.

PRECURSOR ??? I hope not. How many minutes, (perhaps seconds) would the Oregon coast have before the draw back? Then how long until the surf is really up? Dunno fur sures.

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[HB of CJ]

A 3.2 about 220 Km West of Bandon OR about 10 Km deep. 26 October, 2019.

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[HB of CJ]

Two, (2) more. The first a 5.3 about 123 W of Brookings OR at 10 km deep. Another either before or after at 3.2 about in the same place. Both on 28 October, 2019. Nothing felt in Cave Junction OR.

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[HB of CJ]

A 3.3 "Off the coast of Oregon". About 10 km deep. On 1 Nov., 2019.

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[ATCclears]

A massive earthquake on B.C.'s South Coast could disrupt the flow of drinking water in and around Vancouver for several months, while bottled water and meal rations would likely be very difficult to deliver because of damage to the region's dozen bridges, says an internal case study for Canada's agriculture ministry.

The federal government wouldn't be able to help much: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), the agency in charge of the response, would only be able to "facilitate" businesses and charities delivering such life-saving necessities, according to a March, 2018, case study and other internal documents obtained through freedom-of-information laws by Ottawa researcher Ken Rubin and passed on to The Globe and Mail.

Vancouver’s food and water supply vulnerable to massive earthquake, internal reports warn

Access to potable water in Metro Vancouver could be disrupted for months and there are concerns one agency that would have a lead role doesn’t have resources to manage after such a disaster

www.theglobeandmail.com

 

[GWS]

A massive earthquake on B.C.'s South Coast could disrupt the flow of drinking water in and around Vancouver for several months, while bottled water and meal rations would likely be very difficult to deliver because of damage to the region's dozen bridges, says an internal case study for Canada's agriculture ministry.

The federal government wouldn't be able to help much: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), the agency in charge of the response, would only be able to "facilitate" businesses and charities delivering such life-saving necessities, according to a March, 2018, case study and other internal documents obtained through freedom-of-information laws by Ottawa researcher Ken Rubin and passed on to The Globe and Mail.

Vancouver’s food and water supply vulnerable to massive earthquake, internal reports warn

Access to potable water in Metro Vancouver could be disrupted for months and there are concerns one agency that would have a lead role doesn’t have resources to manage after such a disaster

www.theglobeandmail.com

Once again, proof that you need to get yourself prepped for disasters. Counting on the government may leave you cold, thirsty and starving.

 

[HB of CJ]

TWO 6.0 quakes almost exactly one hour apart. About 164 km West of Port Hardy at the North end. About 10 km deep on 23 December 2019. I have not posted several smaller ones for awhile ... been away. Nothing felt here in SW Oregon.

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Merry Christmas

 

[HB of CJ]

Another small one off the Oregon Coast. Shallow focus. Nothing else seems to be going on.

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[HB of CJ]

A 4.4 West of Port Hardy Canada on the North end. 10 km down.

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[HB of CJ]

A 4.7 about 198 km West of Bandon Oregon. 10.0 km deep. Right on the fault.

That is all.

 

[GWS]

Thank you for the updates
Please keep them coming

 

[cookie]

Earthquake, EMP, Corona virus. Ebola. Yellow stone eruption and riots. We gonna die.

 

[HB of CJ]

A dinky 2.9 about 149 km west of Brookings OR about 10 km deep. I hope they all stay dinky.

That is all.