Keep sharp now, LS, C, RB and LB could have domino effect quakes. My cold is almost gone now and I have been feeling EQ symptom free. Yippie for me, but could mean one or more of these quakes will now occur.

>LS-NORTH SAN FRANCISICO TO TIP OF ALEUTIANS/+4.8 at S.F./50%
>PR PR DATE CRT.DATE MAG POSSIBLE LOCATION
300MS 9/25/96 1/9-17 +9.5 if off Seattle.

>TR-FAR NORTHEAST/+4.6/50%
Out of critical until 1/18.

>RS-NORTHRIDGE TO SAN JOSE/4.4/50%
Out of critical until 1/15

>RB ARC - RIDGECREST TO N. GULF OF CAL./+4.2/50%
150MS- 6/8/95 1/10-18 +7.5 if close to the San Andreas
60MM 3/24/97 1/8-16 +8.0 if East Coast
15MM 1/9/98 1/4-12 +4.8 If Landers

>C L. A. BASIN-SOUTH COAST-/+4.0/+50%
120MM 3/30/94 1/1018 +7.4 if Palos Verdes fault

>LB-S. CAL COAST NORTH/50%
20MS 6/22/94 1-3-11 +5.0 if off Santa Barbara

>B- BAJA COAST/5.0/50%
Out of critical until 1/24.

>TL-RING OF FIRE/WORLD OUTSIDE OTHER AREAS/+6.3/50%
10MM 1/15/97 1/5-13 +6.6 If China

In matching the TL quakes for last week, I discovered that I had made another mistake and that there were actually two PRs in critical at the time of the 7.1 Tonga quake. Both were 10MMs, so I picked the oldest to go with the 7.1 and the one above is still in critical until the 13th.

>TL S RANGE SPIKES IN CRITICAL: One S+ (In critical; 12/31-1/8)

>For my history and 7.0 matches, July, August and September matches.
>http://www.basicso.com/~diane/index.html