jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

Adjusted to a 7.3 and shallow. Expect it to drop a magnitude heading into the New Zealand area. It already t***sfered a 6.2 to the Figi Islands.

There have been multiple deep earthquake I'll be watching over the next ten days and forecasting more for our state side energy releases.

More concerning are the 30 earthquakes at Geysers /Cobb, the Clear lake volcano and 6 times higher than normal high is the 50 earthquakes at Mammoth mountain /Coso Junction.

These areas of swarms are my Barometer of energy coming into California. This energy will t***sfer to Colorado, Oklahoma, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, Tennessee and likely Pennsylvania and New York. All along the edge of the Craton.
The energy coming down from Northern California to Southern will t***sfer to Western Texas...... If energy does not release to Texas or accross the States along the Craton then Southern California faults including the San Andreas would be at risk of building extreme pressure before a hugh release. Fortunately this hasn't happened and I'm always watching for the t***sfer.. Eventually the San Andreas will side slip and very possibly could be what's referred to as a supersonic slip. (side to side, horizontally).

I'm studying what's been happening today and will post my conclusions by tomorrow.

For those in Southern California, stay prepared.

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

No kidding, a mid 7 to 8 is way overdue considering what's going on down in Indonesia, Fiji and other deep earthquake areas of that western neighborhood.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I was 12 miles from an active volcano that's erupted about 10 times in the last century.

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

I've been watching "Dormant" Volcanoes being reclassified as active and what was believed to be a volcano reclassified as a Super Volcano, such as the recent "Long Valley" in the last 8 months now classified as Super Volcano and signs its waking up (in California).
The USGS is not an honest reporting agency and as an example, does not report earthquakes in Oregon or off the Oregon coast because effects to housing and the economy, related to fears.
The Cascadia subduction zone and the damage it will cause both lives and property are being hidden by the USGS, as a result people going on with business as usual not accepting the genuine threat.
Another example is the USGS not reporting earthquakesto in Russia and China which is politically driven.
Another example is down grading magnitudes. Most notifications are 5.0 and above magnitudes. The EMSC reporting agencies do not play the politics and nine out of ten times the EMSC reports a 5.3, even a 5.5 the USGS reports a 4.9 and they do the same with 4.0+ magnitudes but report a 3.9

I'm bringing this up because your comments of Volcanoes. With the increase activity of Volcanoes being more eruptions in a week then just 50 years ago worldwide had in a year. Many volcanoes that can/will be direct threats to human life are being hidden also by the USGS. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano that erupted about a year ago and the magma chamber collapsed 3000 ft was classified by the USGS two days before the official tourism season began as "safe and said it will be years before it erupts again. Over the first several months post explosion the magma chamber began refilling and have been watching swarms increasing in frequency and intensity. It will be months not years and will be more explosive than previous. A serious threat and false reporting for the politics of tourists dollars. To date it is extremely unpredictable.
Denali previously Mt. McKinley along with Alaska's forty active volcanoes, not to mention the 300+ "claimed to be dormant" ha ha is not a place to consider long term settlement plan considering the potential several inches of ash that could cover the state should (I believe it will with prophecy) increased activity continue.

Jack

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Ya...I heard a volcanologist refer to west coast volcanoes as "unorganized"...meaning they collapse in a good shaker...piles of junk.

I wouldn't live in Tacoma for a million.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

The van driver was taking me to town one day and I noticed him weaving. He thought there was something wrong with the van. When we got where we were going everyone asked us, "Did you feel the earthquake?".
It was a pretty good quake.

EN Submarine Qualified Loc: Wisconsin East coast

Is this a phony site? https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/#%7B%22feed%22%3A%221day_m25%22%2C%22search%22%3Anull%2C%22sort%22%3A%22newest%22%2C%22basemap%22%3A%22grayscale%22%2C%22autoUpdate%22%3Atrue%2C%22restrictListToMap%22%3Atrue%2C%22timeZone%22%3A%22local%22%2C%22mapposition%22%3A%5B%5B2.8991526985043006%2C-529.62890625%5D%2C%5B55.62799595426723%2C-417.12890625%5D%5D%2C%22overlays%22%3A%7B%22plates%22%3Atrue%7D%2C%22viewModes%22%3A%7B%22list%22%3Atrue%2C%22map%22%3Atrue%2C%22settings%22%3Afalse%2C%22help%22%3Afalse%7D%7D
If yes, is there a good link to what is really happening?

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

Yep, smart man. Rainier is a pile of loose rock covered in glaciers. Previous explosion (of memory serves in the 1700's sent mud flows over a hundred feet deep through the Kent/Renton Valley that reached Lake Washington and Tacoma. I understand from a good friend that spent several years studying Mt Rainier that it has a ferocious swirling magma chamber much larger than previously developed with many times more pyroclastic and ash fallout than Mt. St Helen's explosion. My old stomping grounds from the Seattle /Tacoma /Olympic Pennisula for 40 years but wouldn't live their now. Spent 7 months (just left) Desert Hot Springs CA at the foothills of San Andreas fault and while driving away had a sense of relief, a few "whew's' knowing what I know about" Supersonic slip faults '. I cannot even imagine being there when the ground shifts a few hundred yards at a sudden speed of 700 - 900 miles an hour then comes to a sudden stop. I have to believe it would be my appointed time.. Lol.

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

It's one access.

Here is a few for you,

https://earthquake.usgs.gov

https://m.emsc.eu

https://www.geonet.org.nz

https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/news/vaac/latest-reports.html

http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/

https://pnsn.org/tremor

Here is an app I use that is vital in monitoring earthquakes. I use Android so it's found in play store, sorry I don't have a quick link.

It's called.. EQInfo - Global
Earthquakes

Here is a second app that I also use

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.volcanodiscovery.volcanodiscovery

I can give you some useful tips, or how I view information from these sources if you need.

Jack

jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho

Here is an excellent example of a DEEP earthquake in the Fiji region 4.4-4.7 as reported by two agencies that will spawn two earthquakes.

It is reported 386-400 miles in depth. This energy came from under the earth's crust and hammered up on the crust. At this depth I would add,, . 9 (point 9) - 1.2 magnitude. This means the next two earth quakes (one to either side) will be shallower in depth and have a magnitude of 5.3-5.6
After those strike I'll look to the fokcrum point between the earthquakes in equal spacing, then forecast again the location and magnitude. Then once the distance of the equal spacing is established its easy to forecast earthquakes as they spread further around the plate boundaries. Another ingredient is looking at other deep earthquakes and their effects of combined energy with proximity when the deep earthquake happened along with location.
If it sounds complicated it's not, forecasting earthquakes is very simple once the basics are grasped and I leave out technical language to keep it simple.


Here is an example of an earthquake at Geysers california. Man has drilled into the earth's crust for geo thermal to make steam to turn hugh turbines that makes electricity.

Here are the Google Earth coordinates

38.839°N 122.837°W

You will see a drill pad, pipes to carry the steam ending at the turbines.

An example of man drilling into the magma chamber of an active volcanoe to capture the heat.... In this case it is the Clear lake volcano. I always look to within 40 miles of volcanic activities and/ drilling pads.
Kinda dump to poke the bear.... Drill into a magma chamber and not expect eventually to get bitten. An already weak place in the earth's crust made weaker..
Over 90% of every earthquake in the states can be found at either volcanic points in the earth's crust or drill points. 99% of earthquakes (other than Washington, Oregon, California) follow the Crayton "Exactly".
Myself and a few others that study earthquakes have told the USGS that earthquakes follow the Crayton and they say it's impossible.
The proof,
Look up the American Crayton and compare it to a map of earthquakes that have struck within the last seven days and see for yourself that they follow the edge of the Craton perfectly.

The USGS says earthquakes cannot travel long distances through the plate and that earthquakes are random.
Yet 100 % of the earthquakes follow a consistent pattern and because of these patterns can be forecast with over an 80% accuracy of location and magnitude.