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This morning at 04:45 a.m.
At Mammoth Lakes, Long Valley caldera,
there was a magnitude 2.1 earthquake.
USGS said it was a 1.9, and supposedly
no one sent in a report to USGS.
Did you feel it website the earthquake was 2.2
miles below sea level, which means magma is coming
up from the south into the volcano there.
I've talked about how the plume of magma is coming
up from the south between Convict and Laurel Falls zones.
And this is the location of that earthquake.
And we'll bring it back out and show you
where the resurgent dome is of the caldera.
There it is, mammoth Lakes resurgent
Dome drawn out in purple.
USGS is actually reporting today nine earthquakes in the last 24
hours, a total of 63 in the last seven days.
On the 6th, there was a magnitude
2.9, supposedly 2.4 miles in depth.
Seven people said they felt that earthquake.
I guess they're just now getting around to
reporting these earthquakes after not doing so.
All right, there's the 2.9.
There's the 1.9 close to the same location.
We'll bring it out again.
Here you can see the Long Valley caldera.
This is Mammoth Lakes.
The town of Mammoth Lakes, I believe.
Three people said they felt it there.
One from there said it was intensity level three.
I can't see the name of that location.
And then down over here, let's
see, we got two responses there.
Here we have Tom's Place 1.0 today, a 1.2.
That's a long ways from Tom's place.
Yeah, I don't know why they do that.
They also got a 0.3 for Mammoth Lakes.
This 1.2 at 1210 Universal Time was not a 1.2.
It was a magnitude 1.63.
Probably a little bit larger.
You can see I really
shortened up the seismic signature.
Where I should have put it was way over here, and
then it would have come in as a magnitude 2.1.
So that's what I'm going to call it.
It was a 2.1.
More recently, at 17, there was a magnitude one point.
They're not reporting that one.
There's a seismic signature.
Looks like we might have let me make this
bigger because there could be some more right here.
Kind of debate on that one.
Yeah, let's see.
Yeah, tectonic.
Tectonic.
All right, let's go up over here.
We got another one right there.
At eight three.
They're saying that is a
magnitude 1.03.3 miles in depth.
That one, too?
Yeah, they were off 1.57.
You can see I really shortened the
seismic signature again on this one.
Yeah, I probably made it way too small.
At 412 Universal Time, they're saying there was a 1.1.
It was actually a magnitude 1.76 deg.
Let me bring it down so you can see this at the bottom.
It'll say MD 1.76.
At 1158 Universal Time.
I'm just kind of jumping around as I
find them on the data that I downloaded.
Now this was shallow -0.3, which
means it was above sea level.
That one oops, I just lost it. Hold on.
Comes in as a magnitude 1.57.
And here's the seismic signature.
I should have made that one longer too than what I did.
Here you can see the meltline. Yeah.
So you figure this is about 3
miles below sea level in depth.
I'm just guessing because I'm going by
what they were showing for these other
earthquakes and what they looked like.
Let me pull this up for you. Okay.
And that one was at that they didn't report.
Okay, let's go to this one and look
at the depth of or maybe this one. Okay.
See this one?
And when you look at the magma that came up in the
heat and gases, that was about 3 miles below sea level.
So if I go back to this
one yeah, probably about 3 miles.
Magma is definitely coming into the system.
Alright, let me pull this over a
little bit where we can see.
Yeah, it's getting closer to recharging
for another eruption just like Yellowstone.
You don't know.
I mean they can erupt within ten minutes of volcano or
it could take years to recharge, you just don't know.
And let's bring it down.
What it was showing when I pulled the files.
Let's take a look at the signature here.
Rounded tops, magma.
Yeah, you should know that here's another earthquake
that they're not reporting at 311 Universal Time.
It comes in as a magnitude 1.30.
And I'll show you a seismic signature.
Let's make that bigger.
Yeah, we got a mixture of
some rounded tops but mostly pointed.
So it's a mixture of both tectonic, the fault moving,
the plates moving, and magma coming into the system.
This monitor here is the one that's from the
mine which really doesn't show the earthquakes very well.
And this is what it was showing when
I pulled the data a little while ago.
And it's showing the magma closer to
the crust of the Earth here.
Yeah.
Interesting how they've been lacking on reporting these earthquakes
and now all of a sudden they decided that
they're going to report at least some of them.
We got another small one right there.
Let's see, that one comes in as a magnitude
1.45 and once again there's a seismic signature.
Those of you that follow me
know that I got two monitors.
This one here by Mammoth Lakes.
Let me bring this up so you can read it.
MLCA which really shows the earthquakes really good.
But this one down here along the convict
and Laurel fault lines, it's in a mine.
I don't know why, it doesn't
show the earthquakes very well.
The one on the right is MLAC and
the one on the left is LRL.
You can see them all here.
Match them up.
So the earthquakes are continuing there.
That almost looks like harmonic tremors the way it goes
up and down but let's pull it and see.
No, it's tectonic.
And we'll go here.
Tectonic plates moving, the fault line moving.
Let's go to the spectrogram.
And made it too big.
All right. Yeah.
I hate to tell you this, but it's not settling down.
And it's been going on how long? What?
A month now, I want to say a month
back on June 20 is when they had that
3.0 and things really started acting up.
USGS has reported 467 earthquakes in the last 30 days.
And, you know, they're not reporting them all.
16 of a magnitude 2.5 or
greater, four within the last week.
Of a 2.5 or greater just within the last week.
So that's all I have for you today.
Like I said, today is July 22,
nine in just the last 24 hours.
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