Don,
I may not have to work as hard as you thought regarding that event
you thought would occur off the coast of Oregon/California about this time.
NEIS is showing the following earthquake that occurred shortly after the
Washington earthquake this morning:

01/11/10 18:55:32 41.24N 126.40W 10.0 4.0M B OFF COAST OF N CALIFORNIA

You had expected an event in this same general vicinity tomorrow
with Ml 2.4-3.9. Not an exact match, but your window of opportunity
is not yet completed either. Given the relatively low seismicity
currently in the region, seems like a pretty good forecast at this
point.

Don's complete prediction had read:

Eugene, Oregon Earthquake Forecast
Posted by Don In Hollister on November 08, 2001 at 11:54:42:

Magnitude: 2.4-3.9Md
From: 11/09/2001 - To: 11/13/2001
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Lat: 43.0N - Long: 128.4W - Range: 40Km

Hi All. This forecast should make Lowell work a little harder then usual. He
will really have to look hard to find an indication of a quake and score it.
The problem is the quake may be too small to register on a seismograph.
However to make it easy for him it will be a miss if there is no indication of
a quake anywhere in the area.

There should be a quake with a magnitude 2.4 to 3.9 at 43.0N/128.4W on
11/11/2001. This is about 300Km off the coast of Oregon and about 425Km WSW of
Eugene, Oregon. The widow opens on 11/09/2001 and will close on 11/13/2001.
The radius is 40Km.

• USGS earthquake listing