We are based on data, stats and analytics to come to a calculated forecast conclusion. The numbers and formula does not bend to fit a target forecast. By this structure, the math and EQ methodologies should work at any given area. All data is based on USGS reporting.
There was a lot of energy that triggered an indicator on 11/29 which could lead to a potential big quake within 90 days. Will be monitoring and tracking from Cali to Mexico.
Im still on observation/learning mode on a new method of detecting large earthquakes. On Sept 8, 2024 a M5.71 was detected via depth of our new method. On Sept 19, a M5.1 struck Texas. However, where the initial depth location appeared I think it would have struck Central Coast.
The warning was 2 weeks before so it would have been early July, not June. However, the same thing happens most of the time. I do believe weather has a play in it but not necessarily *the indicator but an indicator.
October 1st, 1987 was my first real experience of an earthquake. Also known as The Whittier Narrows earthquake (M5.9). Since then I have been intrigued about earthquakes. Memories of plaster and debris falling all around as the building was later condemned from the aftermath....
I remember beforehand people saying it was earthquake weather. As I got older, I definitely looked into it. Flash forward to 2008, June, the weather was hot and very humid and I gave my first EQ warning. On July 29, 2008, M5.4 struck. Those who I had warned were shocked...
@VVanboskerck@RealDutchsinse NorCal has been showing a decline in activity where SoCal has been swarming. Depth of the quakes in NorCal are also becoming more shallower. Currently watching for a M5.7 eq in NorCal/Central cali. Could be wrong on location but observing for sure. Will put out an update later.
What if we could forewarn a major EQ in SoCal with at least a month before it strikes? Can it scientifically and mathematically be proven? What are the indicators?
I’ve noticed yesterday an increase in swarm activity at geysers. Today Beatty is swarming big time. Possible EQ for SoCal. More details tonight. Could be a good one. #earthquake#forecast.
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted. As you can tell, not much has happened in SoCal. However I will check in every so. Wish everyone a Happy Holidays and a safe and happy new year!
@CasimiroCervan4 The tamales and empanadas from the lady with a shopping cart was the best. You can never fully appreciate a tamale until you make them yourself. Since then, I always stop and pick up some whenever I can.