This quake is M4.2 2 miles SW of San Bernardino. Location is pretty deep (15 km) very close to the San Jacinto fault. That part of the fault is generally locked - it had a M7 in the 19th century. We often see small quakes like this below locked segments. https://t.co/fEtrcCIsBW
Looking at 2-3 storms moving through from Fri-Mon which have the Potential to bring significant rain to our area. Things will begin up north as per usual so chances don't start for LA until Fri night/Sat AM. Keep an eye on the forecast, as things can change. #socal#CAwx#SLOrain
The M4.4 that just occurred in SoCal is near Lytle Creek in Cajon Pass, where the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults come together. In 1970, there was a M5.2 with a M4.0 foreshock in close to the same location
The M5.5 that just happened in Plumas County is the largest in California since the 2019 Ridgecrest M7.1 sequence. Between Chester and Greenville, it's in the area hit by the Dixie fire in 2021
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Today's Mira Loma quake is a very standard SoCal quake. It's in the Fontana trend - a lineation of quakes running SW from San Bernardino. We think it is a left-lateral fault covered by sediments.