Hi, guys.
I hope everyone has enjoyed their day so far.
Today, early this morning at 9:56 Pacific Standard Time, there
was a magnitude 4.1 earthquake along the San Andreas Fault
zone. This is an area where the fault creeps along.
247 people reported that they felt as earthquake.
And here's that earthquake signature as it came in at Holster.
Yeah, pretty good.
And then there was another little one afterwards, a 1.5 near
Darington, California.
There was also a magnitude 1.6, which doesn't show up on
the monitor that I have that occurred about 3 hours later.
This was along what they call a creep zone of the San Andreas
fault that moves south.
You can barely tell, but it moves south here with a little
bit of spreading.
Usgs says it was a light earthquake and probably not much
damage of any damage at all.
But you very well could have some hairline cracks, notice
some rattling going on.
Maybe some light objects move off their sitting where they're
placed on shelter is a home over here, a farm it looks like.
But like I said, this is a creep zone.
And this fault is slowly moving south, and it comes up to
an area where it's locked down there.
By Bakersfield.
Let me go to Bakersfield.
I'll move this so you can see it.
That area, they say because of recent earthquakes, could
possibly have a magnitude eight or greater sometime in the
future. And as you know, any earthquake has a chance I'll
be in a four shock or something much larger.
This red is the locked segment of the San Andreas Fault zone.
Here we got Park Field.
They had a 6.0 back in 2004.
And they also found these researchers that after the San
Simum quake in 2003, this whole area has built up stress
and is capable of having as large of an earthquake that occurred
in 1857, the Fort an earthquake which was a magnitude 7.8.
I'll give you a link to this paper.
So there we got Park Field.
And there's where it goes into the green zone that's all
creeping or you slowly moves along and see it in different
areas for curbs and driveways and sidewalks, things like
that. But it's all locked down here.
So when you have these earthquakes 4.1 right there not far
from this locked zone.
Yeah.
It's just going to put up more pressure, more stress.
There's an image of some of the felt reports, but when I
click on it fill all the way down.
By Bakersfield.
It doesn't show me the individual reports.
It just shows you in blew how far out it was felt.
San Louis Obispo.
Yeah.
So did you feel this earthquake?
If so, put your comments down below.
What did it feel like?
How long did it last?
Did you feel dizzy or sick during that time or before that
time? Please put all that information down below.
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How many of you are actually prepared for a large earthquake.
Actually, only about probably are prepared.
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