5.1 earthquake shakes L.A., Southern California
2014-03-29 04:09:42 UTC
2014-03-28 21:09:42 UTC-07:00 at epicenter
2014-03-29 00:09:42 UTC-04:00 system time
Later . . .
Los Angeles Times – 4.1 quake strikes near Rowland Heights; felt over wide area < has MAP
… it is 27 miles from San Onofre NPP. The big one was about the same distance. A 2.6 quake was same distance too and probably a lot of aftershocks too.
Strange Sounds: Earthquake Swarm in California: 14 Earthquakes within 1 Hour Near La Habra and Brea – March 28 2014 < has MAP
Dutchsinse:
LINK – http://youtu.be/WmxruhxyHck
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Reblogged this on The Louisiana Sinkhole Bugle and commented:
Watch out! Craton Plate doin’ a jig!
This may be a precursor to bigger seismic activity (opinion).
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These quakes seem to be an odd sort of quake for the California coast. Should be a lot more shaking feeling, especially for their size, but residents are describing a long, rolling motion. Haven’t heard any authorities address that. I lived there. They are odd sort of quakes for Calif.
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There are lots of quakes up at Alaska and many in South America … maybe its sort of a chain gang quake…
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… also … someone on Radioactive Chat said same thing and said this might be answer …
http://scripps.ucsd.edu/news/1929
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Interesting article/theory. Not something I would have considered but I’m not trained to either 🙂 I suppose the additional weight of a fuller lake would stress the faults. I still find it odd that residents are describing “rolling” motion rather than shaking. Not typical for the larger Calif quakes…maybe the smaller ones. Will be interesting to watch and see what happens there.
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