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Originally posted by Annee
Could you also post or paraphrase exactly what Berkland predicted. I think some are under the assumption he predicted the Big One - - and I don't think that's exactly what he said.
Originally posted by Annee
Could you also post or paraphrase exactly what Berkland predicted.
I think some are under the assumption he predicted the Big One - - and I don't think that's exactly what he said.
Seems to me whats important is: how many/location/frequency etc - - - as a precursor to something building up.
Originally posted by Mercurio
Aren't 3.5 earthquakes pretty normal for California? Isn't that just a little shaking? I live in Florida so I don't experience that.
Originally posted by LadySkadi
I realize these projections/predictions are obviously not concrete and though it may appear that Berkland's "window" is passing without significant incident, I think it wise to remember that the west coast (including Canada and Alaska) is due for a major hit. It will come one day and any means of finding a reliable forewarning would save lives. Predictions (scientific and otherwise) most certainly contribute to awareness and potentially an early warning and hopefully will become more reliable/dependable over time. Until then, hopefully everyone has at minimum, a family-plan for when emergencies do occur.
edit on 26-3-2011 by LadySkadi because: (no reason given)