These are personal opinions.

What I believe are probably precursor signals are still being detected. One of the strongest I have detected this year was logged at 2003/11/09 02:18:00 UTC. I believe that this would be 6:18 PM on November 8, 2003 on the U.S. West Coast.

Recommendations:

1. My earthquake time windows and locations are not 100% dependable. And I am recommending that people who are interested in this subject matter try contacting some of their local earthquake precursor data collection groups. Such researchers can often be found at universities etc. Tell them that someone has reported detecting what that person believes were some approaching earthquake related electromagnetic energy field fluctuations on November 7 and 8. Ask them if they have been detecting anything unusual during the past few days. If this possible earthquake is going to occur in some area where people are monitoring precursor signals then I believe that there should be some additional, easily spotted evidence of its approach.

2. Also ask them if you can pass their data along to other people. And if there are any responses, positive or negative and the researchers say that circulating their data is permissible then you might try posting a note here or perhaps sending me a note about it by e-mail. You can try using the e-mail address at the bottom of the following Web page:

http://www.freewebz.com/eq-forecasting/index.html