Hi Chris. What’s this? A scientist with a gut feeling? The odds aren’t exactly in your favor, but take a look at the last quake to occur in the area. It is located south of today’s quake all the rest are located to the north.

There was one quake in 1992 that occurred in the area of today’s quake. There have been quite a few M=3.0 quakes with a couple of them occurring just prior to an M=5.0+ quake. There have also been one or two M=5.0+ quakes with no M=3.0 quakes prior to them in the immediate area. The odds are against you, but one never knows. Long shots do pay off at times. Take Care…Don in creepy town

catalog=ANSS
start_time=1898/01/01,00:00:00
end_time=2005/12/13,21:53:43
minimum_magnitude=5.0
maximum_magnitude=10
event_type=E
delta=0 km to 80 km from (35.127,-117.556)
Date Time Lat Lon Depth Mag Magt Nst Gap Clo RMS SRC Event ID
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1946/03/15 13:21:00.90 35.7533 -117.9863 0.00 5.50 ML 0 0.00 CI š�
1946/03/15 19:18:53.60 35.7143 -117.9772 0.00 5.40 ML 0 0.00 CI š�
1946/03/18 15:50:42.65 35.7467 -117.9085 4.40 5.30 ML 0 0.00 CI š�
1982/10/01 14:29:01.70 35.7430 -117.7560 3.78 5.12 Mc 40 0.17 CI 508442
1992/07/11 18:14:16.16 35.2100 -118.0670 10.67 5.67 ML 83 0.18 CI 3041390
1995/08/17 22:39:58.99 35.7760 -117.6620 5.56 5.36 ML 156 0.17 CI 3225143
1995/09/20 23:27:36.27 35.7610 -117.6380 5.43 5.75 ML 147 0.20 CI 3231786
1996/01/07 14:32:53.02 35.7610 -117.6460 3.98 5.17 ML 126 0.18 CI 3248846
1997/03/18 15:24:47.72 34.9710 -116.8190 1.66 5.26 ML 181 0.27 CI 7062511