3000+ Earthquakes listed on California map USGS

earthquake.usgs.gov...

picked this off another forum, anyone care to educate me on how normal this is? please? =) (briefly)

im bein lazy i know, forgive me.. its Sunday

good eve all

smile on

aLaN

reply to post by madness


Ask Phage. He's got all the earthquake answers.

There's a whole lotta shakin' goin' on.

Jason

This isn't so far out of the ordinary that one should panic, by any means, but I've been watching the USGS quake list for a good number of years now, and I've simply never seen aftershocks extend so far into the future after an earthquake in such numbers.

This page went from 24 inches of material to 24 feet of material (hyp.) when it started, and it's stayed about there ever since.

I do see the length of each day's recordings actually waning though (slightly), so perhaps it's starting to finally calm down a bit.