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| Re: Creeping north from Anza? 5.3 SE of San Bernardino, CA |
Canie and I both posted that Anza could trigger an earthquake in this area of the San Andreas. I am sure that the USGS would be very concerned about a major San Andreas earthquake. This is not a prediction as such: it is just standard thought that this is a part of the San Andreas that has not failed since (1812?)....and that this is one of the largest quakes...maybe the largest, right there in the last decade or 2..... bad thunderstorm here in eastern suburbia right now, rain in mid June in central California, snow in the Sierra, quakes.....What, me worry? Follow Ups: ● Re: Creeping north from Anza? 5.3 SE of San Bernardino, CA - Don in Hollister 15:16:51 - 6/16/2005 (26454) (2) ● Re: Creeping north from Anza? 5.3 SE of San Bernardino, CA - Tony 07:50:26 - 6/17/2005 (26488) (0) ● slightly oblique strike-slip - chris in suburbia 16:07:32 - 6/16/2005 (26456) (2) ● Felt Stronger than a 4.9 - Joan Chesleigh-Blaine 16:18:01 - 6/16/2005 (26459) (0) ● Re: slightly oblique strike-slip - 4.9 - Canie 16:18:00 - 6/16/2005 (26458) (1) ● not a thrust - chris in suburbia 17:23:13 - 6/16/2005 (26464) (1) ● Re: not a thrust- not what geologists here said.. - Canie 18:10:22 - 6/16/2005 (26465) (1) ● Re: not a thrust- not what geologists here said.. - Canie 18:50:44 - 6/16/2005 (26466) (1) ● Re: not a thrust- not what geologists here said.. - chris in suburbia 04:54:17 - 6/17/2005 (26482) (1) ● link to North Palm springs EQ - chris in suburbia 05:16:10 - 6/17/2005 (26484) (1) ● Re: link to North Palm springs EQ - Canie 11:14:34 - 6/17/2005 (26497) (0) |
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