BULLETIN ITEM: As Intuited, 5.4 Magnitude Quake Strikes Alaskan Coast After More Shocks In The Arctic
Multiple similar sized quakes strike the West Pacific From the Kuriles north of Japan though the Volcano Islands to the Marianas Islands along the vast West Pacific fracture line in the Pacific Tectonic Plate.
Apparently all plates are in accelerated tension, West Coast North America should expect Class 4+ quakes at any time during the next 14 days, especially near the Full Moon.
October 08, 2008
Hey! Watch those quakes (DON'T SAY I DIDN'T WARN YOU)
August 28, 2008
- A note and then, BACK TO THE NEWZ -
- a town hall meeting
on impeachment
of George W. BuZh -
will work out in Toronto
instead. This will allow more time to get orange armbands and other materials available. And all the petitions needed can be printed, as well as an online resource list for information on things like Code Pink, different antiwar groups and where to find the legal information.
It will occur by popular demand.
Too many people have my telephone number and will wonder what is UP.
I am not the least bit worried, actually. It WILL happen, but for now, I've taken down the "ad".
If you want to give early, you can submit a cheque to:
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As the earthquake news is particularly important right now.
The earthquakes are getting intense !! Keep watching the pacific northwest in both Canada and the US of A.
And there is plenty on international war crimes and the ICC, and what's going on in America.
BULLETIN ITEM: HEADS UP: Major Tectonic Movement Under Way
World average Class 6+ is now at least three times average if not more. World average 4+ is elevated, primarily as result of the seismic activity off B.C. The New Moon Syzygy approaches rapidly.
I did not expect this level of tectonic rifting and subduction during this time. I expected it to occur later - November-January.
Entire western coasts of the Americas from Anchorage to Tierra Del Fugo can expect elevated quake magitudes, perhaps throughout the next seven days.
The current activity off the west coast of Canada is likely the consequence of the elevated Great Rift shape-shifter quakes which occurred in the high Arctic zone during the previous 90 days.
July 31, 2008
WAR CRIMES DOSSIER:
BULLETIN ITEM: Subscriber Question On Oregon Quakes
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 16:35:34 -0000
From: "Sam"
To: earthchange- bulletins- owner@yahoogroup s.com
Subject: Seismic activity off the coast of OR
What is your take on all the 4-5's off the coast of Oregon? I have a
friend who lives in Portland area who can tell before they hit - She
gets extreme migranes just before and is quite concerned about them.
These have evidently been going off for over a month now and she is a
complete wreck. Any input appreciated.
Sam
MWM: It is a very complex geology. It combines strike slip action of the Pacfic Plate sliding Northwesterly against the North American Plate with a Spreading Rift Zone which extends from the Queen Charlotte Islands to basically Cape Mendocino in North Cal. At least three small plate frags hugging the coast line of North America, two of which Cascadia is over-riding very very slowly. These repeat Oregon quakes are largely associated with the Rift, involving both transform slips (nearly east and west) between the plate frags and actual Rift spreading. Strongly associated with them is major underwater volcanism. These repeat quakes (tectonic oscillations) have been reocurring in the area for the past couple of years, most noticably since early 2007. Most likely several megaplumes of very large quantities of hot water have been generated by this activity during the past many months. Where this heat is going to is not clear, it may be the source of the heat which is appearing in the North Pacific Gyre Hotspot, but this takes our thinking out on the limb quite aways. Each quake may be an indicator of another bursting of the "pipes" and another sudden surge of heat. I think this is a very good demonstration of "Global Warming" at work.
P.S. Please have your friend contact me ASAP directly. I am still watching for a complex chain of events which will begin off the coast of Oregon, create major damage in Southern California, and end up with catastrophic volcanic eruptions in Mexico.
Potential for Strong Earthquake in Pacific Northwest
| Idaho Earthquakes |
Boise, Idaho -- A series of shallow earthquakes have been startling residents from Oregon to Idaho and even as far way as Alaska.
In the Gem State, the strongest shaking was felt just east of Pocatello.
The tremors, all of which are a 4.0 magnitude or less, have been occurring along the Blanco Fracture Zone off the Oregon Coast.
Emergency managers say the quakes are no cause for alarm but shouldn't be handled with absolute complacency either.
"Future activity cannot be predicted, however people living anywhere in the Pacific Northwest could potentially experience a magnitude 5 or 6 earthquake. Planning is not a prediction, but planning for the worst and hoping for the best is good advice in the disaster preparedness profession," said Susan Reinertson, FEMA's regional administrator.
Emergency managers say all Americans should have a 72 hour disaster preparedness kit with food, water, prescription medication and first aid supplies in their homes.
July 20, 2008
Some of the geophysical news that affects the geopolitcal arena
BULLETIN ITEM: After Nearly A Month Of 0 Sunspots, Activity At 11 On July 18
Frankly, it smells like we just passed through, finally, absolute Solar MIN, several months after it was initially called. One of my gauges is the universal sense of depression which has settled in over the human species. People everywhere are at a standstill, large masses barely hanging on. In U.S. political circuits, the let-down and disappointment with both major party candidates is palpable, all U.S. institutions are currently surrounded by severe lack of confidence by the great majority.
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A 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck at a depth of 10 miles under the ocean west of Yachats just after 6 p.m. Friday, followed 10 minutes later by a 4.7 magnitude quake.
The U.S. Geological Survey said five other quakes hit the same area and depth in the past three days.
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Information from: The Oregonian
And now here's Stan Deyo's latest (now watch for OREGON intensity increasing, a major activity shift is taking place .. as PREDICTED )
Tsunami as earthquake measuring 6.6 rattles Japan
| www.chinaview.cn |
QUITO, July 18 (Xinhua) -- A 5.2-magnitude earthquake hit Ecuador's southwestern coastal province of Guayas early Friday, injuring dozens and causing minor property damage.
According to the National Geophysics Institute, the quake occurred at 00:41 a.m. local time (0541 GMT) and its epicenter was located 310 km southwest of the capital city Quito.
Many shanty towns along the Guayaquil River collapsed in the quake, local media reported. The government has pledged to provide aid and temporary shelters to those rendered homeless.
Northern Ecuador was also hit by a mild earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale later on Friday. There are no reports of casualties or property loss so far.
July 19, 2008
Holly Deyo
Very unusual activity is occurring just off the Oregon Coast. Also of interest...
Seismometers closest to an event always chart the quake at a higher intensity that seismic equipment located further away. Isn't it interesting that the USGS' seismometers and the EMSC both show the latest quake at Mag. 5.6, recorded at a mere 2 seconds difference. However, something strange happens with TWO "missing" Richter 5 quakes on the USGS report. Yet they show on the EMSC list. Since the two lists report data in different order, they have been color-coded for your convenience.
When you look at the legend for this USGS earthquake map, keep in mind the time frame of "last hour, last day, last week." This can be confusing because any shaker that occurred even 25 hours ago, falls into the "last week" category since their is no daily breakdown.
Also, some of the Oregon Coast quakes have occurred under the bigger squares and won't show up. For these "invisible" quakes, see the inset.
USGS
Mag. 4.7 July 19 01:00:22 44.332 -129.325 10.0 415 km (258 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 4.1 July 19 00:49:12 44.385 -129.824 10.0 455 km (283 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 5.6 July 17 22:51:56 44.381 -129.352 10.0 417 km (259 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 5.2 July 17 22:36:19 44.391 -129.288 10.0 412 km (256 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 3.7 July 17 15:03:36 44.684 -128.457 10.0 347 km (216 mi) W of Depoe Bay, OR
Mag. 4.4 July 17 13:32:19 44.451 -129.330 10.0 415 km (258 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 4.0 July 16 18:48:30 44.362 -129.787 10.0 452 km (281 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Mag. 4.2 July 15 04:29:04 44.435 -129.826 10.0 455 km (283 mi) W of Yachats, OR
Tornado Count in This Very Active Season
July 18, 2008
Holly Deyo
As stated by NOAA, the 1,735 tornado count is a preliminary figure. Even so, if you look at their stats for the past 3 years, actual vs. preliminary numbers at their widest only vary by 207. That would make the count nearer to 1,538 instead of lagging at April's 547 number.
More importantly, NOAA statistics show that the US is seeing an earlier start to tornado season as well as a decided uptick in events.
NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory states that the US sees about 1,000 tornadoes in any given year. The NWS' 10-year running average shot up considerably when 1,817 twisters hit in 2004.
This pushes the 10-year number to a distorted average. Even taking this into account, the graph speaks for itself. With months still to go before year end, this could be a very impressive twister year.
Hurricane Season Getting Longer
By Andrea Thompson, Senior Writer
posted: 14 July 2008 12:15 am ET
Hurricane seasons have been getting longer over the past century and the big storms are coming earlier, LiveScience has learned. The trend has been particularly noticeable since 1995, some climate scientists say.
Further, the area of warm water able to support hurricanes is growing larger over time. The Atlantic Ocean is becoming more hurricane friendly, scientists say, and the shift is likely due to global warming.
"There has been an increase in the seasonal length over the last century," Jay Gulledge, a senior scientist with the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, told LiveScience. "It's pretty striking."
A study Gulledge co-authored with other climate scientists found a five-day increase in season length per decade since 1915.
Hurricane season officially starts June 1, but the first named storm of the 2008 season, Tropical Storm Albert, formed on May 31. The first hurricane of the season, Hurricane Bertha, formed on July 1, reaching hurricane strength on July 7, relatively early in the season for a major storm.
In the last decade, more strong storms have been forming earlier in the season, said hurricane researcher Greg Holland of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
While this trend hasn't been formally linked to global warming because climate models can't reproduce individual storms, Holland thinks it's likely that the warming caused by manmade greenhouse gases is a major factor in the seasonal shift based on observations of changes in recent decades and the predictions models are making for the changing conditions in the Atlantic basin.
The length of the hurricane season is "one of the potentially big signals" that could change in response to global warming, Holland said.
Defining the season
The definition of the hurricane season depends on who you ask: For hurricane forecasters and coastal residents living in an area prone to hurricane landfalls, the standard dates are June 1 to Nov. 30. The National Hurricane Center uses these dates because historically most storms occur within that span of six months and because having a definitive time frame helps to heighten the public's awareness of the dangers of hurricanes.
But for researchers looking at how hurricane activity has changed over time, those dates don't really matter — meteorologists look at the dates of the first and last named storms in a given year, which allow them to evaluate the actual length of each hurricane season.
Since 1995, hurricane seasons have been increasing in length based on the latter definition, Holland said, with stronger storms that typically wouldn't be seen until mid-August showing up in July (Bertha, which became a Category 3 storm in the Atlantic last week, is one example).
Expanding warm pool
Like a hurricane's intensity, the length of the hurricane season is affected by the temperature of the ocean that fuels the storms. The warmer the water, the more energy a storm has to draw from.
Hurricanes and tropical storms have been forming earlier in the season recently because "we now get warmer sea surface temperatures earlier in the year," Holland explained. "The whole season has extended out."
Peter Webster of Georgia Tech put a finer point on it. "There is some work that says that the length of the North Atlantic hurricane season has become longer as SSTs [sea surface temperatures] warm up more quickly early in the season," he said.
Tropical storms and hurricanes need water of at least 80 degrees Fahrenheit (26.5 degrees Celsius) to form. The area where water temperatures meet or exceed that mark is called the warm pool.
In recent years, the warm pool has expanded, creating a larger area over which hurricanes can develop and strengthen, Holland told LiveScience. It is now reaching all the way to the coast of Africa, allowing storms to form farther east, and so giving them more time to strengthen as they traverse the Atlantic.
Bertha, for example, formed farther east than any other July storm on record.
These storms that form so far over in the eastern Atlantic are called "Cape Verde-type" storms, after the chain of islands off the western coast of Africa. Cape Verde-type storms account for a major proportion of all major hurricanes (Category 3 and higher), Holland said.
These storms tend to take a straight westward path across the Atlantic, avoiding land and cooler waters, which can kill a storm. Hurricane Andrew, which devastated southern Florida in 1992, and 2007's Hurricane Dean, which wreaked havoc in the state of Yucatán in Mexico, were both Cape Verde-type storms, along with Bertha.
Holland thinks that the growth of the warm pool will be a factor in the length of future hurricane seasons by promoting these and other early-forming storms.
Outliers
Other early storms, outliers to the standard June 1 to Nov. 30 season, such as this season's Tropical Storm Arthur or last year's Subtropical Storm Andrea (which formed on May 9), aren't all that unusual. Such early birds were seen even before global warming became an issue — the earliest-forming storm in recorded weather history was observed on March 7, 1908.
"There's always been the odd one out," Holland said, adding that we'll likely see more of these in a warming world.
"We have to expect that they'll be more outliers," he said, though he doubts that the official dates of hurricane season will change, since most will still lie within that window.
But these aren't the early-forming storms that Holland is worried about, because they tend to be weaker. It's the major storms, like the Cape Verde-type, that are forming in July and later that are the ones to watch out for, he said.
These shift to more major storms is also cause for concern because the Atlantic historically had fairly timid hurricane seasons compared to other storm-producing basins such as the Indian Ocean. Because the Atlantic basin wasn't optimized for hurricane formation already, "it didn't take much of a change to see a difference," Holland said.
One other way the Atlantic basin is becoming more hurricane-friendly, besides warmer oceans, is more favorable atmospheric conditions. Warming ocean temperatures also change atmospheric circulation patterns. Holland said some changes are already happening over the Atlantic and climate models predict that these changes will also tend to promote the development of storms off the coast of Africa.
"All of the stars are lining up," he said.
June 18, 2008
Earthquake update, N. America

BULLETIN ITEM: Frequency Of Quakes Up Sharply In Northern Hemisphere: Medit-Himalaya, Coast North America Special Heads UP
As predicted:
For Class 4+ world quakes,
frequency up substantially worldwide, esp. in the Medit-Himalaya Compression Belt and the western coast of North America.
Average Magnitude is not up so far, most quakes in Class 4 and 5 ranges.
THIS COULD CHANGE AT ANY MOMENT.
Take note that the incidence of Great Rift quakes is not up, which suggests that there may be nothing exceptional about quakes during this Sygygy (which ends about June 22/23).
Also take note that the majority of activity is in the subduction/compress ion zones in the Northern Hemisphere, reflecting the extreme location of the Sun in the north for the Summer Solstice. The Moon is near its orbital Apogee currently, diminishing its pull on the Southern Hemisphere, even though it is about 27 degrees below the Equator.
Expect especially more quake activity in the Northern Arc of the Pacific Rim of Fire, from Taiwan through the Aleutions to the Carib Plate. Watch for Great Rift quake activity in the Arctic and Atllantic and East Pacific as such shape-shifting activity probably will portend increased activity in North America and Far Eastern Eurasia.
DATE LAT LON MAG DEPTH km REGION
18-JUN-2008 17:05:27 6.64 -72.99 4.3 171.9 NORTHERN COLOMBIA
18-JUN-2008 16:30:51 49.19 -128.74 4.0 10.0 VANCOUVER ISLAND REGION
18-JUN-2008 13:23:59 36.25 1.11 4.7 10.0 NORTHERN ALGERIA
18-JUN-2008 13:13:09 1.98 128.48 5.5 55.5 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
18-JUN-2008 11:01:34 -31.77 -69.20 4.5 113.9 SAN JUAN PROVINCE, ARGENTINA
18-JUN-2008 10:53:25 44.22 -129.24 4.0 10.0 OFF COAST OF OREGON
18-JUN-2008 10:17:27 43.78 86.40 4.6 26.4 NORTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA
18-JUN-2008 09:30:11 -12.21 166.71 4.9 185.7 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS
18-JUN-2008 09:04:34 39.16 140.86 4.8 10.0 EASTERN HONSHU, JAPAN
18-JUN-2008 08:12:14 33.20 91.99 5.2 10.0 QINGHAI, CHINA
18-JUN-2008 07:10:33 33.15 91.95 4.9 10.0 QINGHAI, CHINA
18-JUN-2008 05:23:32 35.28 91.17 5.1 10.0 QINGHAI, CHINA
18-JUN-2008 04:38:40 13.06 -88.99 4.4 99.3 EL SALVADOR
18-JUN-2008 01:58:42 37.71 22.80 5.4 65.8 SOUTHERN GREECE
June 02, 2008
earthquake update !! West Coast USA at risk ..
BULLETIN ITEM: Suddenly, A Lot Of Quakes - More To Come - Heads Up ALL Subduction Zones
This by all measures and all observations is about the all time most dangerous Full Moon Syzygy I have observed. I was expecting this next December, not June. Since the Sun's gravity influence is at about its lowest level for the year, this tidal seismic storm is being brought primarily by the Moon's orbital influences, which has three primary aspects: phase (relationship to the Sun), perigee (closeness), and declination (tilt of orbit vis a bis orbit of Earth). All three are "focusing" at the moment in a synergistic "syzygy" (alignment with the Sun opposite side of the Earth) to maximize the influence of the Moon's gravity on the surface of the Earth. The Moon creates vast tides in both the water AND the ground, causing both to rise and fall as a result of its gravity influence. Currently the strongest stress in likely to be in the Great Rift, since the Moon and the Sun will be pulling on opposite sides of the Earth, pulling the taffy like mantle of the Earth apart slightly, just enough to cause the thin, weak crystalline egg-shell crust to crack here and there. This will produce a primary "ground" shape-shifting wave which is about 12 hours long. Those of you who are watching quake phenomenon, watch for this frequency and see if you can spot the wave in action. If you hear of a big quake in Asia and notice a lot of "frogs" crossing the road in you western U.S. city, or a sudden outburst tonight by dozens of coyotes, etc., a major quake in your area could be on the way in a matter of just hours.
May 24, 2008
There she blows! The earthquake's are here !! (M W Mandeville)
| 24-MAY-2008 06:53:32 | -42.01 | -71.77 | 4.7 | 83.4 | S. CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER REGION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24-MAY-2008 06:26:31 | -41.90 | -71.81 | 5.0 | 69.7 | S. CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER REGION |
| 24-MAY-2008 04:58:19 | 42.44 | -30.55 | 5.5 | 10.0 | AZORES ISLANDS REGION |
| 24-MAY-2008 02:43:46 | -41.95 | -71.88 | 5.3 | 78.9 | S. CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER REGION |
| 24-MAY-2008 01:59:32 | 53.36 | 172.59 | 4.8 | 35.0 | NEAR ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS |
| 23-MAY-2008 22:50:30 | -7.03 | 129.57 | 5.7 | 62.2 | BANDA SEA |
| 23-MAY-2008 20:46:18 | -22.59 | -68.55 | 5.0 | 99.8 | NORTHERN CHILE |
| 23-MAY-2008 19:35:35 | 7.26 | -34.88 | 6.4 | 10.0 | CENTRAL MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE |
| 23-MAY-2008 16:10:22 | 32.25 | 105.10 | 4.5 | 10.0 | SICHUAN, CHINA |
| 23-MAY-2008 12:27:16 | -23.60 | 178.99 | 5.0 | 524.2 | SOUTH OF FIJI ISLANDS |
| 23-MAY-2008 11:42:14 | 65.21 | -133.94 | 4.1 | 5.0 | NORTHERN YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA |
| 23-MAY-2008 03:35:06 | -8.03 | 106.89 | 4.9 | 10.0 | SOUTH OF JAWA, INDONESIA |
| 23-MAY-2008 03:33:07 | 51.69 | 177.92 | 5.2 | 35.0 | RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS |
| 23-MAY-2008 01:07:46 | -20.46 | -179.34 | 5.1 | 652.5 | FIJI ISLANDS REGION |
The news in China as of THIS hour is ..
Bulletin Item:
and Another 292481 people were counted as injured and 24960 were still listed as missing as a result of the8.0-magnitude quake centered in the southwestern portion of China
Another 5.5 Great Rift Quake In The Azores Zone - June Likely To Be Active Quake Month
It occurred just after a 5.3 in the Chilean Andes followed the 6.4 Quake In The Mid Altantic Equatorial Zone
This could be just coincidence and it could be just precisely a fast compression reaction to a major expansion thrust.
HEADS UP: During the last two weekly updates of the EC Bulletin, I forecasted the definite possibility of another shape-shifter round in the Great Rifts, and if so, then another round of major quakes in the compression belts and subduction zones during the following Lunar New Moon or Full Moon. It looks like we are now in a renewed surge of shape-shifting via expansion of the Atlantic Great Rift. Based on syzygy principles, it is likely that the next New Moon surge in compression/ subduction quakes will be greater in both average frequency and magnitude.
This means what is obvious. HEADS UP. The entire Pacific Rim should watch very carefully and assiduously attend to any "signs" and "portents" of major quakes.
May 04, 2008
Magnitude 4.6 OFF COAST OF OREGON
Sunday, May 04, 2008 at 02:51:12 UTC
Map Centered at 42°N, 125°W
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April 30, 2008
More British Columbia, N. Pacific earthquake information!!
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THE NORTHERN LOCATION OF: YUKON AREA NORTH AND SOUTH LOCATION. ( 4.0 QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL )
THE ISLANDS LOCATIONS OF: QUEEN CHAROLETTE AT THE SOUTH POINT SEA LOCATION AREA. ( 5.0 QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL )
VANCOUVER ISLAND TO THE AREAS AT NORTH WEST LOCATION OFF SHORE AND TO THE SOUTH EAST AREA OFF SHORE. ( UPPER 4.5 QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL ) WE ALSO HAVE MORE QUAKE RISK NOW THE WHOLE WEST SIDE OF THIS ISLAND REGION. ( PLATE SHIFTING ACTION IN PROGRESS )
CILLLIWACK B.C. LOCATION: THIS AREA NOW IS IN ANOTHER QUAKE RISK DUE TO MORE INTENSE UNDER GROUND ACTIVITY IN PROGRESS. ( UPPER 3.5 MAGNITUDE LEVEL )
WASHINGTON STATE....
THE SHORE LINE REGION AREAS OF: FORKS, PORT ANGELES AND NEAH BAY. ALSO THE STRAIT SAN JUAN DE FUCA AREA AND THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS LOCATION ( UPPER 3.5 QUAKE MAGNTIUDE LEVEL FOR THESE MENTIONED LOCATIONS ).
THE WEST SIDE LOCATION AREAS OF: PAST AND FREQUENT AREAS, WHERE MORE QUAKE MAKING ACTION HAS TAKEN PLACE, TO THE WHOLE EAST SIDE OF THE PUDGET SOUND LOCATION.
PLACES LIKE: DARINGTON, MOUNT BAKER, MOUNT VERNON, ARLINGTON, GRANITE FALLS, SEATTLE, BREMERTON, TACOMA URBAN AREA, LONGVIEW AND MOUNT ST. HELEN... ALL ARE IN QUAKE RISK ACTION.
MOUNT ST. HELEN VOLCANO IS STILL IN INTENSIVE PRESSURE ACTION OCCURRING THE AREA UNDER GROUND. THIS EXTREME LEVEL IS VERY SERIOUS. I STILL FEEL WE ARE GETTING CLOSER TO THAT ERUPTION FROM THIS VOLCANO. CAUTION TO ALL SURROUNDING AREAS.
CAUTION: AGAIN TO ALL PAST FREQUENT QUAKE TARGET LOCATION AREAS. WE HAVE YET MORE INCREASE INTENSITY LEVELS AND MORE PASSING ACTION OF UNDER GROUND MOVEMENT HEADING SOUTH FROM THE UPPER PUDGET SOUND AREA.
THE EAST SIDE... ENTAIT, SPOKANE AREA ( NORTH AND SOUTH ) CHELAN BUTTE AREA, NORTH OF YAKIMA, NORTH OF WALLA WALLA, MOSES LAKE, KENNEWICK AND SUNNYSIDE AREA. ( 3.5 QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL )
THERE IS STRONG ACTION COMING FROM QUAKE PATH 2 AND 3 ROUTES IN MOTION. MORE SIGNS OF WEATHER ACTION INCREASING THE INTENSITY LEVELS SOON AS WELL.
THERE IS ALSO MORE EXTREME PRESSURE COMING FROM THE MOUNT ST. HELEN VOLCANO AREA NOW. THIS ACTION INCREASES THE LEVEL OF QUAKE RISK TO THE SOUTH EAST SIDE FROM THIS VOLCANO AREA.
OREGON STATE....
THE SHORE LINE... AGAIN SHOWING ANOTHER FORCING ACTION OF PLATE SHIFTING IN MOTION. THIS EFFECTS THE WHOLE COASTAL AREA AND SHORE LINE OF OREGON.
IT'S QUAKE PATH 1 ROUTE IN MORE INTENSE FORCE OF ACTION.AND THE WEATHER RAIN ACTION ONLY INCREASES THIS EFFECT OF EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY.
AT THE COASTAL AREA FROM BANDON ( POORLY CONSTRAINED ) TO NEWPORT AT THE COASTAL AREA IS STILL IN A 5.5 PLUS QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL.
AS FOR THE SHORE LINE IT'S A 3.5 QUAKE MAGNITUDE LEVEL. YACHATS AND WALDPORT AREA OFF SHORE IS STILL IN A QUAKE RISK ACTION DURING THIS TIME PERIOD.
THE WEST SIDE... AREAS OF: PORTLAND, PARKDALE, BEAVERTON, FOREST GROVE, CANBY, WOODBURN, ALBANY, LEBANON, PHOLOMOTH, COLBURG, SPRINGFIELD ( SE ) LOWELL, DRAIN, CAVE JUNCTION, UMPQUA, MEDFORD, GRANTS PASS AND ASHLAND.
THERE IS A STRONG FORCING ACTION COMING IN FROM QUAKE PATH 1 ROUTE. THIS MOTION OF UNDER GROUND MOVEMENT HAS ALREADY EFFECTED THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SHORE SIDE LOCATION.
THIS QUAKE PATH ROUTE CAN AND WILL AGAIN MAKE ANOTHER QUAKE TO THE OREGON COASTAL AREA SOON. ALSO DURING THIS EFFORT OF ATTEMPT. WE HAVE THE WEST SIDE HERE TO CONSIDER REGARDING THE EFFECTS THIS ROUTE HAS SET IN IT'S MOTION.
THE EAST SIDE... AREAS OF: FEILDS, THE 3 SISTERS AREA, KLAMATH FALLS, PRINEVILLE AREA, MAUPIN AREA, HUNTINGTON, BAKER CITY, AND THE DALLES. JORDON VALLEY AND BURNS AS WELL.
THERE IS A STRONG PASSING ACTION OF UNDER GROUND MOVEMENT AND INTENSITY INCREASE COMING FROM QUAKE PATH 2 ROUTE IN MOTION NOW. AND WEATHER ACTION OCCURRING NOW WILL INCREASE THE RISK OF QUAKE MAKING ACTION TO THESE LOCATIONS.
ALREADY OCCURRING NOW... TO THE NORTH EASTERN AREAS OF CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN EFFECTED BY THIS QUAKE PATH 2 ROUTE'S ACTION.
BEING RENO NEVADA... IS IN A INTENSE ACTION OF QUAKE OCCURRENCES. THIS EFFECT COULD VERY WELL BE EFFECTING PARTS OF SOUTH EASTERN OREGON. AND COULD VERY WELL BE EFFECTED MY MORE PULSE ACTION OCCURRING UNDER GROUND. SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND. IT'S REAL. THAT'S ALSO QUAKE PATH 2 ROUTE'S TRAVEL PATH.

