Quake swarm Alert near Hemet California

Been noticing alot of micro and small quakes in this area.

earthquake.usgs.gov...

Just giving a heads up

No real "heads-up" needed. This 'swarm' is very typical of the area and you can pull up the USGS (or CalPoly, others) map on any given day and see roughly the same thing. The fault zone in this area is quite active and desirable as it means the strike-slip plate boundary is behaving exactly as it should and as expected.

Actually, the map you reference is relatively 'quiet' as earthquake groupings go. Several hundred small earthquakes per day, nearly all of which are with focal points too far down to be felt, is more the 'norm' in the Hemet area.

Now - if things get MORE quiet than what you have indicated - then we may have something to be concerned about. Like two cheese graters rubbing each other in opposite directions, if the Pacific Plate (southbound) and the North American Plate (northbound) get hung up on each other - THEN I would begin to worry and expect a "Big One" to follow soon thereafter.

This 'swarm' however is perfectly normal -and a good thing to see...