try Santa Ana Canyon and Yorba Linda Blvd.....i was somewhere up there...
Ok, there are a couple of areas with expansive soils, if you were in those very specific areas, you would definitely get some amplification.
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try Santa Ana Canyon and Yorba Linda Blvd.....i was somewhere up there...
Ahhhhhhh, so he DID exist!
Thanks! You fell for the trap!
DURRRRRRRRR
You are so easy to manipulate!
Common as dirt. And the Ring of Fire never sleeps.
Ever.
I agree, a number 4 is not that strong......when the earthquakes start in number 6 or 6.5 or 7 up.....then we are talking.![]()
The 1989 Loma Preita was a 6.9 on movement magnitube scale and on the Richter Scale.
Having lived in San Francisco at the time, it was pretty damn scary.
The 1989 Loma Preita was a 6.9 on movement magnitube scale and on the Richter Scale.
Having lived in San Francisco at the time, it was pretty damn scary.
Actually, just waiting for the climate nuts to blame it on man not moving over to EV's and renewables quick enoughI'm sure you'll find a way to blame it on Biden, Islamophobic Twat.
Your understanding is wrong. There are earthquakes every day, every night. 24/7. What you might be thinking of is an earthquake swarm which would be many quakes in a relatively short period of time, all on the same faultline. A swarm will usually preceed a major earthquake. But not always on that fault! A few years ago Santa Monica has a 3 day swarm and the major event was Whitter Narrows.Yes but it's my understanding that the activity rests...and then doesn't. Like in waves of activity.
Yes. I remember that well. Cars were crushed between the levels.I lived in the Bay Area too when that one happened. I'll never forget it. I was really worried about my Mom, because it happened right at the time she usually got on BART (from San Francisco to East Bay, which goes underwater).... but thankfully she was still in the station at the time and was OK. I've been through a lot of earthquakes in California, but that was a crazy one.... you probably remember even part of the Bay Bridge collapsed.
Thankfully God with infinite wisdom also granted mankindGod made an unstable planet.
There is no way to attract away from the word " vile "Vile misogynist.
Same here, I was on the Peninsula. Ran out the front door (my kids were outside) wife ran out the rear door (looking for kids too). I could not stand up in my front yard, fell to my knees and rode it out. When it ended, you could hear a pin drop. Very scary. Moved North to Lassen volcano area. LOL!!!I lived in the Bay Area too when that one happened. I'll never forget it. I was really worried about my Mom, because it happened right at the time she usually got on BART (from San Francisco to East Bay, which goes underwater).... but thankfully she was still in the station at the time and was OK. I've been through a lot of earthquakes in California, but that was a crazy one.... you probably remember even part of the Bay Bridge collapsed.
The fault at San Andreas is a sublimation fault. The old "California falling into the ocean" is not anywhere close to correct. The western side of California is sliding under the eastern side.The big one tonight . 9.0 should knock some sense into them .
To split Ca from the mainland and sail out into the middle of the ocean .
California, United States has had: (M1.5 or greater)
- 28 earthquakes in the past 24 hours
- 156 earthquakes in the past 7 days
- 729 earthquakes in the past 30 days
- 7,333 earthquakes in the past 365 days
The largest earthquake in California, United States:
- today: 4.2 in Borrego Springs, California, United States
- this week: 4.2 in Hydesville, California, United States
- this month: 6.4 in Ferndale, California, United States
- this year: 6.4 in Ferndale, California, United States
Most of the really bad damage was on reclaimed land. Subject to liquefaction.
My friends, who lived on Skyline Blvd in Oakland didn't even feel it.
Yeah lots of land around SF was built in fill.If Loma Preita lasted another 30 - 60 Seconds, the San Francisco Marina District would have been underwater
The fault at San Andreas is a side-slip fault. The old "California falling into the ocean" is not anywhere close to correct. The western side of California is sliding northwest and the eastern side is sliding southeast.
If Loma Preita lasted another 30 - 60 Seconds, the San Francisco Marina District would have been underwater
The fault at San Andreas is a sublimation fault. The old "California falling into the ocean" is not anywhere close to correct. The western side of California is sliding under the eastern side.
Um sorry Charlie this ain't Starkist commercial.We have us a far moreThe fault at San Andreas is a sublimation fault. The old "California falling into the ocean" is not anywhere close to correct. The western side of California is sliding under the eastern side.