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| Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter |
The consensus among geologists seems to be that deep-level earthquakes usually don't have aftershocks. It may be that foreshocks are less common also. Follow Ups: ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - Cathryn 17:45:57 - 3/3/2001 (5711) (1) ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - dib 21:02:31 - 3/3/2001 (5716) (1) ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - Cathryn 23:19:14 - 3/3/2001 (5718) (3) ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - Don in Hollister 11:11:04 - 3/4/2001 (5725) (1) ● Foreshock aftershocks - Cathryn 12:58:37 - 3/4/2001 (5727) (1) ● Re: Foreshock aftershocks - Don in Hollister 17:12:45 - 3/4/2001 (5732) (1) ● Re: Foreshock aftershocks - Cathryn 21:16:20 - 3/4/2001 (5753) (0) ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - Canie 10:59:13 - 3/4/2001 (5724) (1) ● PS on foreshocks etc. for all - Cathryn 13:11:09 - 3/4/2001 (5728) (0) ● Re: Washinton quake history for the 6.8M epicenter - dib 10:31:45 - 3/4/2001 (5723) (0) |
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