Been dreaming on in my head like I've seen
it a life worth living is a life with
me everyone, I'm Mary with Mary Greeley News.
Thank you for joining me today.
Really appreciate it.
And like always, if you're
not a subscriber, please subscribe.
And please thumbs up my videos this morning.
Near Stillmore, Georgia, at 04:00 A.m.,
there was a magnitude 3.9 earthquake.
1294 people said they felt this earthquake.
As you know, these earthquakes are caused
by the Atlantic plate slowly moving, putting
pressure against the North American plate.
And this is not good.
This is what they call an oblique pressed
earthquake where the one side of the fault
rises up and it actually fractured.
It actually moved where the
other side stayed stationary.
It's not good because it indicates that more pressure
has built and is waiting to be released.
It was reportedly felt over a fairly large area all
the way up north to Greenville, it looks like.
And that gave it an intensity level of five.
As you know, earthquakes on the East Coast do
seem to travel for a very long distance.
But intensity level five means it
was felt by most people.
And they had some breakage, maybe dishes, windows and
cracks on their plaster, disturbance of tall objects.
Maybe they fell over.
It was felt as far as North
Charleston or Charleston, intensity level two.
Let's see, we got Savannah, Georgia, or close
to their Richmond Hill, intensity level five.
Soperton, intensity level five.
And down here, close to the border with
Florida, we got here Camellia, intensity level three.
Brunswick, intensity level three.
Over here we got another intensity
level of five from Richmond.
Two monitors there in Georgia
that I downloaded data from.
This one actually is a really good one
because right here let me make it bigger.
You can see that the tectonic plates were moving.
How many hours?
About 6 hours before this earthquake.
And it rattled for almost a whole hour.
And then up over here, there was another slight
movement or trying to move right up over here.
But this is intense right here.
And let's go up over here and look at that.
Well, it's not showing it very well.
I think they fudged on the size of the earthquake.
I get a magnitude 4.2.
Yeah, actually, that may be a little bit stronger.
We'll go to its signature.
Yes, it's got a long P wave.
And that's because I took
it from this earthquake station.
Let's see how many miles that is.
About 104 miles north west at 1142, there was
a slow moving, what they call a tremor.
And let's bring this over so you can see it.
Yeah, a long, quiet earthquake.
That's what the spectrogram looked like.
At 1044 and 25 seconds.
Another small trimmer at 1556, yet another
trimmer, slow moving quake, but no aftershocks.
No earthquakes.
Here on the monitor CMGA, you can see
there's some very small earthquakes that were occurring.
And this is when I pulled the files right there.
Now that earthquake station is right there.
CMGA.
Here's the other earthquake station.
And let me go back over here.
There's the earthquake station for that monitor.
Here's the earthquake.
So that was about 153 miles north west.
It's picking up as the plate moves.
It's just logical as attention has applied.
We got some small earthquakes in this location.
Let me close this out and close that out.
Yeah, we got the National Forest up over here.
We got Atlanta, Georgia.
Not a lot of historical earthquakes in this location.
Again, there's the 3.9, but in 1924, there was a 4.4.
What else we got going towards there?
See a lot of fours.
There's been a lot of force in the past.
I did see a five somewhere, but I want to
go just within this location, maybe going a little bit
northeast to see what the largest ones might have been.
16 of 5.5.
In 1874, there was an earthquake swarm.
That was Lake Lure, and evidently they had over 100
mild earthquakes in a lot of you felt this earthquake?
Most people probably did not report it to USGS.
And like I said, it was larger.
It was like a 4.2.
Yeah, the energy looks like it was transferred
up to South Carolina, close to Atlanta. Yeah.
So did you feel this earthquake?
How did your pets react before it?
And are they still uneasy and nervous afterwards?
Did you have any damage?
Because in some of these locations, Cobbtown Soberton.
And there's another one here, Richmond Hill.
Two people said they had some strong shaking.
And what else do we got that might be stronger?
I'm shaking.
Let's see intensity level four in Greensboro, dungle.
Sorry for pronouncing it wrong.
Now, that was intensity level four.
Modoch intensity level four.
And Clarks Hill, I believe that is I
got it right on the edge there.
And then, yes, more intensity level
four is up over here.
Greenwood, et cetera.
I got one way over here.
Loganville, I want to thank you once again for
watching and thank you very much for subscribing.
If you wish to support my work, I'm on Patreon.
Many of you have.
They also donated to me, which I really appreciate it.
Thank you very much, and I'll
always be prepared for a disaster.
If you're prepared, you do what you can and
leave it up to God and there's no fear.
Please stay safe and I'll talk to you later. Bye.