Hi, everybody.
I'm glad you're here.
Hope you're enjoying your weekend.
Two recent earthquakes along the San
Andrea's Fault.
One late last night, a magnitude to 2.6,
and then early today, a magnitude 3.6.
Over here we got Gilroy.
Definitely has been an uptick in
earthquakes in diverse places of late.
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At eleven 01:00 P.m.
Late last night there in California,
there was a magnitude to 2.6.
This one was near Gilroy.
I showed you that 81 people reported
to USGS that they felt this earthquake.
Usgs gave it an intensity level of four,
which means it would have been felt indoors
by many, outdoors by a few at night.
Some people may have been woken up.
Dishes, windows, doors disturbed.
Autos that were parked would be
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rocking noticeably on the focal mechanism. Ball.
Now you're looking straight down on top of the fault.
Looks like the fault moved northwest.
First wave of the earthquake came from the north.
Tension was applied, going west.
People all the way up there by Vacaville Napa, Fairfield
said they felt that there was one report from there.
Over across the Bay in Oakland,
we got one response there.
We got two here or one there.
Excuse me, down by Santa Cruz,
there was one response there.
Intensity level four, intensity level three, it looks like
62 reports, probably from the area of Gilroy.
And then one response going east, two
responses going west of Gilroy, et cetera.
Then at 10:59 A.m.
Pacific Standard Time, there was a magnitude 3.6, 370.
People said they felt that earthquake
looks to be a thrust earthquake.
That's where one side of the fault line
stays stationary and the other side rises up.
On this case, Besides rising up, we got spreading.
First wave of the earthquake came from the north.
Tension was applied, going west.
This one was felt as far north as Santa Rosa.
One response, oh, Saint Helena.
One response there.
And we got one way over here by Los
Bonos and as far south as Pacific Grove.
Now for Morgan Hill, which had two responses.
They gave it an intensity
level of five, eight responses.
A little bit closer to the earthquake.
They gave it an intensity level of
four and there was eight people there.
Watsonville, 22 sponsors that send
in their information to USGS.
Intensity level four, another six from Watsonville.
Intensity level four, Aromas, seven, and
then ten responses from Aptos.
Sorry if I'm pronouncing it wrong. Let's see.
San Juan Basista. Wow.
What else do we got here?
Marina one.
I think I already did that one.
Lost landing.
They got one response from their intensity level two.
Now on Emse.
That's the only one that they had.
People report to them.
No reports sent into Emse for the 2.6%.
This one here said they had just woken up a minute
or two before this quake and was still in bed.
They heard the tumbling coming.
I think they meant to say rumbling coming
and then the whole house shook rather strong.
The back door popped open, but nothing fell over.
Definitely felt stronger than the reported 3.9%.
Well, just shows you they downgraded it to
a 3.6, very close to the epicenter. Another one here.
See how it was originally a 3.9 in USGS?
Yeah, they lowered it.
I'm going to download the earthquake wave coming
from the monitor from San Juan vestita.
So we'll see what I get.
Here's the 3.6 that was originally at 3.9.
This one was late last night.
The 2.6 and down here is my earthquake monitor.
Now, this is a San Andrea's fault that's drawn
out in red and it's slowly moving north.
So we'll take a look at the earthquake
signature when it gets downloading to my computer.
Another report from Freedom said it felt like they
were pushed and the house cracked a bit.
Maybe you should check the foundation, your
water lines and gas lines here.
It says in Day Valley, it shook for about 15 seconds.
Another one says it was a good shaker, a strong jolt.
Another one from Aptos said it was mild shaking.
Rattling of the cupboards.
Rio del Mar said it was definitely a hard shake.
Probably depended on what kind of rock formation they were
on and what they were doing at the time.
Another one said they heard it more so than felt it.
Hanging lamp didn't even swing.
They felt it in Firestone.
A quick jolt here in San Martin.
Short, hard shake there.
This one here from Capitola.
A distant shake to the house, followed by rattling.
Initially felt like it was a Slam,
as if something hit the house.
A very strong felt.
One of the strongest I felt in 16 years of being here.
All right, here is the signature.
This is from the monitor there in San Juan vestita.
I come up with a magnitude 4.1.
More likely USGS downgraded it because of the lack of
people that sent in them or sent to them. Reports.
Emse had 95 reports.
And on USGS there was only 403 reports, 09:59 a.m.
People were probably up in and around.
But it just shows you how people have become
so complacent to these earthquakes, and more likely, they
are not prepared for the large one, the big
one that will one day come.
There is what the spectrogram looked like.
And then we got two more up here side
by side, and I'm going to pull it over
so you can see the other earthquake.
Look at the difference in size.
Okay, 601 and 35 seconds.
601 and 5 seconds.
They are only reporting the one.
Six one and 29 seconds is what they have it.
But we got 601 and maybe
4 seconds here, maybe 30 seconds.
That's the one that they reported.
The smaller one, they did not report
that one is a one point 98.
This is a real good example of how
any earthquake can be a 20% chance of
being a foreshock for a much larger one.
And then this one here I come up with a three point 76.
I'll pull it down.
So those of you that are on your computers
or maybe watching on television you can see the
MD the bottom line there it says duration and
then it says MD three point 76.
Yeah, they only reported one.
Don't want people to panic and ask
too many questions and stuff like that.
More USBs.
I'm sorry USGS.
The slip of a tongue is probably why
I get censored so much here on YouTube.
Now for those that are new to my channel
when they're marked in red such as this small
one right here and this one here.
The other one and let me pull it up.
These two the computer picked up the earthquake
and what it does is then send a
text message to the geologists and they're supposed
to come in and review these earthquakes.
So I wanted to look at these other two.
That's a little one at 1440. 5 seconds.
That one comes in as a magnitude 2.9%.
This next one comes in as a magnitude two point 97.
Like I said, they probably figured
they could get away with it.
Let me bring this over so you
can see the days and the time. Okay.
And up over here.
See how it changes anything above.
This would have been yesterday.
So these are all today. Yeah.
People are so complacent.
They just don't report them.
They'll say, oh, there's just too many to report.
People don't care.
Well, a lot of you do care.
So did you feel any of these two earthquakes?
The 3.6 or the 2.6?
There have been a lot of sixes lately.
The point sixes.
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