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Originally posted by aarys
reply to post by SadisticPope
Hi there. Let us know how you know that San fran is going to have a EQ. And welcome to ATS.
Originally posted by UnknownEntity
... Now I am not trying to predict anything here...this is just a gut feeling.
Originally posted by SunnyDee
reply to post by Signals
Anyone else here in So Cal? I am far enough away, I don't feel anything but is anyone feeling "different"' today?
I am personally, just wondering, most likely coincidental.
Originally posted by nimsu1987
As you mentioned OP, I heard something not long ago that Californians tend to prefer these smaller quakes as it shows that plate stress is dissipating over a period of time rather than in just one huge slip,crunch or tear (can't remember the type of plates over there). I'm no seismologist though, so I'm not sure if this theory is true.
Originally posted by jocelynuk
i am not familiar with earthquake technicalities but is all this normal?
"We're all on edge here," said George Nava, the mayor of Brawley, a town of 25,000. "It's not uncommon for us to have earthquakes out here, but at this frequency and at this magnitude it's fairly unusual."
The last major swarm was in 2005, following a magnitude-5.1 quake, she said.
Sunday's quake cluster occurred in what scientists call a transition zone between the Imperial and San Andreas faults, so they weren't assigning the earthquakes to either fault, Graves said.