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15 ptsCanyonratJune 26, 2020 at 6:39 pm #9107
Forecast: M 4.4 to M 5.4 2020-06-26 to 2020-07-01 center point 41°15’16.60″N 125°45’12.88″W 160km/100mls radius less then 70km depth.
This is my early warning that a quake M 1.5 greater then the observed M 3.4 will strike the Juan de Fuca in the next 5 days 3.4 + 1.5 = 4.9. I generally don’t make a forecast because the location is not easy to determine. But because of the swarming in three areas near the California and Nevada boarder these last two days 2020-06-25 and 2020-06-26, I feel more confident that the forecasted quake will occur on the south half of the Juan de Fuca.
Observed: M 3.4 – 1km ESE of The Geysers, CA 2020-06-25 04:09:07 (UTC) 38.775°N 122.744°W 0.1 km depth
Observed swarm areas:
Searles Valley, CA
Lone Pine, CA
Mina, NevadaBased upon the size and location of this forecasted quake, should it strike, I will then be able to make a forecast for the next quake inland in California.
Score: 015 pts115 ptslesterJuly 7, 2020 at 11:11 am #9216Check these events with T & D sun map, they “could be” relevant to this forecast !
6th July 18:16:18 UTC – M 6.6 Micronesia … -12 hours
6th July 20:38:00 UTC – Eruption Mt Ebeko … Actual
7th July 06:16:27 UTC – M 5.1 Southwest Sumatra … ActualThey correlate to a location on the Mendocino Ridge, West of Petrolia. Events occurred within “12 hours”, and the 6th July M 3.9 Off Coast of Oregon… may have been a warning shot !
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