When you need to modify or edit alerts, be sure to reply to your original posting. The modifications or edits after posting could make things appear below the level. Imagine if a big quake happens while you are editing… how can anyone argue with a skeptic who says you just went back and changed it. Best practice- use the reply function if you need to change something.
I saw the OLR moving towards South America, that triggered those quakes but I for some reason chose the fault line that was less active. In response I am adding a red line on northern columbia as we speak and changing some stuff up the map will be up shortly.
There is for sure potential for something right now, your locations are more than likely more accurate than mine, but there is a shift in the phi angle so the impact from the filament eruption should be hitting soon here.
Confirmed hits within magnitude range Izu Islands, Japan // Intipucua, El Salvador
Close near hits Barranca, Peru called for 5-6 got 4.8 // Enarotali, Indonesia called for 6-7 got 5.8
I still see potential especially near Columbia. Hopefully the 3.3 in Cali was the extent of it.
Will update a map here soon to reflect what I think is released pressure and possible transfers of energy.
The green arrows represent what in my opinion is a buildup of pressure, basically just saying that watchzone from my forcast ending when the 27th of March ends may release and is still a forecast I want to stick with. There have been swarms seemingly on both sides of the pinch point so I wont rule it out. Again that alert zone ends on the 28th and stretches from Burma, and goes to Sinabong, Indonesia.
Another hit at orange alert zone Saumlaki, Indonesia. Has some depth area will stay on alert. I would maybe further add a yellow line a little further east. I do not plan on making a new chart until the OLR data for the 25th is posted.
My apologies, no more maps. I am not following forum rules. I was not confronted on this, I just saw Ben thank DSG for following forum guidelines. I will as well.
