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| Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... |
I just checked USGS and the number of earthquakes reported overnight, especially in the aftershock zone, seem to have dropped sharply. Also, I was talking to Will Fletcher last night and we both noted that the stress levels in the Santa Clarita Valley seem higher than to the south. Anyone north or NW/NE have any observations? Follow Ups: ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Dyan 16:16:01 - 10/27/1999 (900768) (2) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Mary in SoCA 18:18:40 - 10/27/1999 (900774) (1) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Denise in Santa Monica 20:10:46 - 10/27/1999 (900778) (1) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Mary in SoCA 20:29:22 - 10/27/1999 (900780) (1) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Canie 22:12:27 - 10/27/1999 (900784) (0) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Canie 16:46:28 - 10/27/1999 (900769) (1) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Canie 16:53:58 - 10/27/1999 (900770) (0) ● Re: Earthquake/Aftershock slowdown - is this normal? And Stress... - Dennis Gentry in Santa Clarita 12:57:13 - 10/27/1999 (900766) (0) |
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