Tsunami alert for west coast evacuation in places...prince Rupert area......and queen charlotte isl ......turn on CBC......they are covering and giving info live from Vancouver......

BI thinks there could be another from now till November 2nd in the same area. Give or take a couple hundred miles.

Vancouver Island 6.3!

Was just coming here to see if anyone posted about that one Gravlore!

Be informed says:
November 7, 2012 at 8:33 pm 6.3 on Vancouver Island just about 25 minutes ago. This was right in the middle of the Cascadia. It could be that the Cascadia fault was in the process of breaking and relocked. This is serious, IF it breaks before Thanksgiving it will be 8.8-9.0. The Japanese 9.0 had a 7.3 two days before. This is a possibility of that breaking and did not finish until later. Everyone you need to watch this, I am not kidding. That 7.7 did a lot of stress release on the fault, enough for it to snap. I am going to continue to keep checking back all night long. Cascadia fault goes, next is the San Andreas and after that the New Madrid like it has happened before in 1700 and then in 1812.

96 hours, 4 days. If the Juan de Fuca plate, Cascadia fault has not gone off by then, this means that it has relocked itself for at least until Thanksgiving. Everyone needs to watch for several indications. First a larger quake in the general area, 6.4-7.5, if this happens I give a 70% chance of the mega quake coming with 3 days. Look for polar earthquakes of 5.0+, especially the Antarctica region west of New Zealand, OR the Arctic region north east or directly north of Iceland. Any earthquake of 6.6+ south of the Cascadia fault to about San Francisco. And any Pacific earthquake of 7.5 or larger. Any of these within 4 days will dramatically increase the chance of a mega northwest earthquake. Look for these signs of stress.

That 6.3 is way more of an indication of SHTF will a fury up there than the 7.4 on the Caribbean plate. The 7.4 on the Caribbean plate completes the western cycle of it, now the mega quake on the eastern Caribbean fault is in the mix.

BI

That earthquake of 5.2 was directed like a bullet directly at India. The southcentral section of the Australian plate is moving in a northerly direction and with the movement of the other plates towards the west, this shows stress build up in India, watch India.

Simply put, the Cascadia fault is ready right now at this moment to fail. It has been 312 years since it last broke and the average is about 260 years. That 7.7 probably sped up the failute time a few years like the 7.3 in landers california caused the northridge fault to break many years before it should back in 1994. The 7.7 deep focus earthquake in eastern russia showed me that the Pacific plate was desperately trying to move. It is only a matter of time now. IF it breaks before Thanksgiving, I use Thanksgiving because it is on Nov.22, then it should be 8.8-9.0.

If the fault is so locked that even after this 7.7 and the 7.4 Guatemala that directed energy right at it 10 hours late and caused a 6.3, then there is more energy locked up in this fault that people realize. We are talking 9.1-9.3 energy. I am not sure if this was a break that suddenly stopped like in Japan a year ago in which a 7.3 occurred 2 days before the 9.0. Or if it was the fault reacting to the Guatemala earthquake 10 hours ago. I do know that 7.7 had huge impacts of the Cascadia.

When you start to get up to 7.7 on a strike slip fault like the what the Canadian call their San Andreas there is a lot of push or release of stress on a horizontal plain. Case in point the 8.6 or 8.7 mega quake that set off earthquakes all over the planet earier in the year. this 7.7 was right on the door step of the Cascadia fault. I keep checking late last night to see if the Cascadia fault had broken yet, this is how concerned I am about it. The ONLY reasoning i can come up for it NOT breaking after it being so overdue to and that 7.7 hit on it, is that there is so much locked up stress that it will take something else to jar it loose. This would tell me if it did not break within a couple of weeks that you have a super mega qauke ready to happen like Alaska in 1964 or near to Chile in 1960.

What is so pathetic is that you will only hear about on sites that others regard as radical or conspiracy driven. The freaken geological world and science world should be sending out alerts all over the place to this. When you have near a 8 pointer right next to a mega thrust fault that is overdue to break, that means holy Sh^&. Yet no one is talking about this.

WHEN that sucker breaks it will affect the San Andreas like it did in 1700, and the San Andreas affects the New Madrid like in 1812, and the New Madrid is tied into the New Madrid like in 1812 when venezeuela was hit with a mega quake. This time the sequence is likely to come together all within the same year or within a couple of years, rather than wait 112 years because all these regions are ready to break. The New Madrid is probably the least prone to at this time, but is still ready.

People, as in the masses don’t understand what a 4 mega earthquake break would mean, even spread out over a few months. You won’t need the U.S. dollar to go into the tank because of the debt or china or anything else, it would do it with no problem after something like this.

On a scale from 0-100 for a 8.0 earthquake, with 100 being absolutely imminent.

Cascadia 90-95.
San Andreas 85-90, Southern San Andreas 90.
New Madrid 70-75.
Caribbean plate, eastern section 95-97.

I believe that the USGS already knows about the other 3 faults, but the New Madrid they highly suspect is getting ready to fail in the near future and they are going to make sure of it because of the proximity of it to very important areas that are not prepared at all, like all the nuclear power plants. This is speculation on the USGS, but not on the severity of these faults. Too much has been active with the plates, especially the 3 7.3-7.5′s that have hit the western section of the Caribbean plate in the past few weeks. I really hope those within 1500 miles of the Caribbean plate know what to look for before a tsunami rolls in. Why the Atlantic coast doesn’t have a mass early tsunami warning system is very disturbing.

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It makes for some interesting reading.

Vancouver Island 6.3!

Again, didn't feel that one. Glad you are doing your homework Gravlore! Keep us informed! I was under the impression the Cascadia slipped every 500 years?

I am regurgitating info from another site. I sift through comments to bring info here.

Thank you Gravlore you are doing a great job. We appreciate it.

BI
I knew it, the USGS is totally aware of what is going on with the New Madrid. Geologists know that the plates affect each other, and they are the ones with the records of all these past earthquakes. All they have to do is ask their computer program to show all the times the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and the Caribbean plate have had earthquakes and how this has affected the New Madrid. They know.

What I find so interesting to look at is the sideways U that follows the eastern Caribbean plate and the lack of any decent size earthquake activity. During the last part of time before a major fault breaks, there is usually this totally quiet period of no earthquake activity other than microquakes that register under 1, or sometime up to 2. It becomes so locked that only breaking will release this pressure. The Caribbean fault breaking will send a shockwave directly towards the New Madrid fault via the North American plate. The western Caribbean plate quakes have actually sent shockwaves direct towards the African plate and the Cascadia fault.

Yes the Cascadia fault has had that 7.7 right next to it, and the 7.4 or 7.5 earthquake yesterday send more tension and stress towards it. It is no coincidence that you had that 7.4 or 7.5 down in Guatemala, then 10 hours later that 6.3 off of Vancouver Island. Follwing the old tape measurer on a globe these two line up prefectly like connect the dots. The Cascadia fault has a little over 72 hours to either break or show some sort of sign to indicate that it is ready to break. If it does not, then very likely it won’t until Thanksgiving or later.

durango kidd says:
BI: What fault underlies Temecula CA and what faults does it connect too?

Thanks.

Reply Be informed says:
November 8, 2012 at 11:40 pm @ durango kidd. The fault, a bad one that goes within a couple of miles of Temecula is the Elsinore-Whittier fault. On Oct.1, 1987 there was a 6.1, later downgraded to a 6.0 or 5.9 earthquake, this small section of the fault broke and killed 8 people. It is about 160 miles long and capable of about a 7.5-7.8 if most of all of it broke. Temecula use to have about 200 people in the town back in the 1970′s and was kind of a stop over for gas along highway 15. Temecula now has about 100,000 and would be hit hard and probably lose a few hundred people along with Lake Elsinore that has about 55,000. If the northern section went, these cities would get it; Yorba Linda, Fullerton, part of Anaheim, Whittier and a few others.

The fault connects with the Chino Hills fault that goes right through the city of Corona. A few years ago the Chino Hills fault had a 5.7, this fault is capable of a 6.6. It’s most northern portion connects with the Elysian Park fault system that runs right under downtown LA. This fault they say is a major thrust fault capable of a 7.5 to a 8.0. I kind of doubt the 8.0, more like a 7.5.

The Elsinore-Whitter fault along with the San Jacinto fault are the two faults that are most prone to go along with the San Andreas as they are kind of sisters to it. The Newport Ingelwood fault is another very dangerous fault as long beach found out in 1933, This fault some say runs all the way to san diego and is too close to the San Onofre nuclear power plant. This fault is capable of close to a 8. The tsunami could be close to 20 feet tall along the coastline, but taller should it cause an undersea landslide like some offshore earthquakes have done, like in the 1920′s off of Santa Barbara.

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