California

[shy]

Loads of after shocks but this is the only one w/i USA boundary >5,0 so far

 MAP 5.0   2010/04/05 03:15:24 32.628 -115.806 0.1   21 km ( 13 mi) SSW of Seeley, CA

  This is in the ocean very close to Malibu, LA, Santa Monica.  (my old home turf)

[shy]

Here is another interesting thread:  "not over on the west caost hearing seismic intervals .earthquake mary   
http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257481.new#new

"It is not over yet it is going north of me i live in sacramento ca.I feel very tried like i did today before the 7.2.I am hearing seismic intervals also i heard two deep qick fog horn harmonics today. . . ."

[shy]

Border city absorbs most US damage in quake
By ELLIOT SPAGAT (AP) –

Associated Press Writers Chris Weber, Andrew Dalton and John Antczak in Los Angeles and John S. Marshall in San Francisco contributed to this report.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5irKWAOvNtZ_122Q8fnnh1O6SpKlwD9ESNKCO0

[shy]

Earthquake causes damages and power outages in Imperial County
@    http://www.ivpressonline.com/articles/2010/04/05/local_news/news01-1.txt

& I'm sure there will be lots more info in the am.  (Goodnight)

[Mizar]

I remember posting something about Mexicali/Calexico on the old TR, with a reference to the web bots, is there anyway to search for old posts?
  Mizar

[thirtyhz]

I can't bring our old TRC material back Mizar, and I'm sorry.  The hack destroyed most of the old database information, including all of our prior material.

And sadly, there were no backups to restore....everything was wiped out.

[shy]

I remember posting something about Mexicali/Calexico on the old TR, with a reference to the web bots, is there anyway to search for old posts?
  Mizar

I vaguely remember something, but my hazy (often faulty) memory isn't something anyone should consider as reliable documentation.  Sorry.

[Mizar]

2 degree map over the area is up to 712 EQ's now Total for Cal/Nev is 1152, methinks that is a new record.
M

[shy]

2 degree map over the area is up to 712 EQ's now Total for Cal/Nev is 1152, methinks that is a new record.
M

1400 now on California Nevada webpages
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/special/California_Nevada.php

And, rest of world pretty void of new quakes  --> speculation:   saved or saving energy for what may still come?

[shy]

2 degree map over the area is up to 712 EQ's now Total for Cal/Nev is 1152, methinks that is a new record.
M

1400 now on California Nevada webpages
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/special/California_Nevada.php

And, rest of world pretty void of new quakes  --> speculation:   saved or saving energy for what may still come?

1503  currently on California Nevada webpages
1312 @  http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/special/California_Nevada.php

[shy]

Mexico quake's epicenter, water gurgled from ground
by Elliot Spagat
Associated Press

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/700022461/At-Mexico-quakes-epicenter-water-gurgled-from-ground.html?pg=2

[shy]

Frank Condon's latest:
http://camel.he.net/~syzygyq/new_site//index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=35&topic=257518.new#new

"A  recently detected increase in Shear Stress is now nucleating across the Mojave Desert Block and into the ECSZ.  The M4.0 Seismic event epicentered at Parkfield may have been related to the surge in stress that's nucleating into Central California via the Garlock Fault Zone. Another concern is the Northern San Jacinto Fault Zone at the Cajon Pass in Southern California, which acts as the pressure relief valve for the Southern San Andreas Fault"

     . . . . . . . . . .

Also, a record of the increasing number of USGS listed Cal/Nev quakes (previously kept on the 7.7 Mex thread) transfers to this thread beginning with the following post.      

[shy]

Increasing numbers of listed USGS Calif/Nev quakes:

                                    Cal/Nev Region:    Cal/Nev Webpages      Mag  time    location
                                                                                                        UTC

4/8/2010    9:10  PDT             2184                   2386
                                                                                                 5.5  16:44:26   BAJA CAL
                9:58   PDT              2203                   2409
               13:43                      2328                   2555
               16:58                      2414                   2654
               22:22                      2484                   2727
4/9/2010    2:50                      2540                   2777
                10:30                     2682                    2927
                14:17                     2726                    2980
                15:11                     2747                   3002
                20:11                     2834                    3090
4/10          13:00                    3011
4/11          1:21                    3202                   3479

 Anamation of last 7 days:    http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsanim/canv/

[thirtyhz]

Thanks shy!  I've been watching the area for several days now.  Just checked the USGS map...

There appears to be an extreme amount of cluster activity in SoCal.  EXTREME.  In fact, there are so many quake dots that I can't see any land mass on the map.

[Mizar]

2,704 for Cal-Nev
2,209 on the 2 Degree map, 10-12 EQ's per hour on the 2 degree map now.
  Mizar