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EMSC said there were two
earthquakes of a magnetude
4.2.
People sent a report for the one and two for the
other, and they said it was an intensity level of four.
Intensity level four means it was felt indoors
by many and outdoors by a few.
If they were napping or sleeping, they
may have been woken up dishes, windows,
doors would have been rattling and parked
automobiles would have been rocking noticeably.
USGS gave it an intensity level, the one of a 3.9 and the
other a 3.8, and then another of a 2.4 and a 2.5.
Let's show you where those are located.
And we'll zoom in a little bit down by Paula Hala.
Sorry for pronouncing it wrong.
So I downloaded two different monitors there in Hawaii.
This is the first one at 21:17
and 30 seconds that EMAC said was a 4.2.
And USGS said it was a 3.9
I come up with a 3.6 and
I'll show you the seismic signature.
And, yeah, I got magma coming into the system.
How deep?
About 25 miles below sea level.
And all earthquakes are measured from sea level.
So this is a second earthquake, and
I'll show you its seismic signature.
And on the second one, I get a magnitude 5.56
still lower than what both of them are.
There's another earthquake over here.
Well, they got two small ones, grabbed
the wrong thing to move it.
And then this one, and I get a magnitude two point 85.
That's at 21:27.
USGS gave it a magnet to 2.5.
EMSC gave it a magnet to 2.5 also.
Now, on the second of the supposed 2.4, which I
said also was larger, I don't think it was large.
It's 4.2.
But they said that the second one, too,
was, in fact, felt stronger than the 3.6.
Maybe they upgraded it from a 3.6 to a 4.2.
That would be the other one, the first of the 4.2.
Do I have you confused yet?
They got two more before this marked in
red, and we'll show you the size.
Make signature at 18:16
EMSC says it was a magnitude 2.1.
Now, that's the same exact thing, is what I get.
I get 2.6 and then the next one.
Let's look at the seismic signature.
The next one at EMSC is not reporting,
but USGS says it was a magnitude 1.9
And in fact, that's what I get.
What happened?
Later in the evening, they have a shift
change with inexperienced seismologist reading the data.
And this one is right.
The next one marked in red, is at 12:57.
Let me show you how to pull it over.
I believe that one was a little bit farther north.
USGS says it was a magnet to 2.5.
EMSC says it was a 2.7.
I get a magnitude two point 46.
And then we got another one a little bit
farther up right there, marked in red and 152.
EMSC says it was a magnet to 2.5.
I get a magnet to two point 87.
Let me bring it down for you
and I'll show you it there.
Two point 87 here.
You can see on the right, the earthquakes actually show
up a little bit better than on the left.
Yeah.
If you think Hawaii has been rocking
and rolling today, it definitely has been.
The two monitors I'm using is this one
right there and this other one right there.
You'll remember when there was a lot of 4.2
going on currently, I believe it's Hale Mama Crater.
Yeah.
That's been erupting.
Lava has been flowing out of there.
I think your biggest worry is the slump, which I
don't think you really have to worry about that right
now unless you have a large earthquake where this side
would slide into the ocean and create a huge tsunami.
Yeah.
So the magma is coming up and going
up and feeding this crater, and it's also
going up and traveling towards Montello.
These earthquakes right here were recorded, I guess it
would be about 1115 and 1113 Hawaii time.
I guess earthquakes have increased in the last
week there, and it shows that Montelo summit
the past week has dropped a little bit. A little bit.
This is in Michael Radios Monolo's
alert level is still at yellow.
It's not erupting, it says, but rates of
earthquakes remain slightly elevated and there is a
current image of the east rift.
Remember when all the lava was
flowing a couple of years ago? Yeah.
Remember when all that vegetation was dead
and it's grown back really well?
So that's all I have for you right now.
If you have thoughts or comments
or questions, put it down below.
I'm sure you guys are used to the earthquakes
there, but you just never know when one of
the craters is going to erupt again or yeah.
You get a large earthquake
and I'm sure you're prepared.
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