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UAEebs86 wrote:

Merkin wrote:NC is taking over from OK as the natural disaster capital of the US. Hurricane, tornado and earthquake all within a week!

If that happened in California or New York the evangelicals would be saying it's God's punishment for their sins.

My wife said the exact same thing

7.0 earthquake in the Aegean earlier today that hit Turkey and Greece hard. Small tsunami as well. At least 20 dead and some collapsed buildings in Izmir Turkey. 2020 keeps on giving.

Croatia.

Thankfully no tsunami and no major damage reported yet. I saw that scientists think this may be a aftershock of the earthquake from 10 years ago

8.1 Earthquake off the coast of New Zealand, tsunami warning in effect for Hawaii and the west coast. They're not sure if there is one but it is being evaluated

If there is a God, and He made us in His image, He sure is a total dumbfuck.

3.7 only 2 miles from our house. Both dogs jumped up to run around and are both still a little freaked out. Shook us pretty good.

3.8 in Rockville, Indiana (downstate, west of Indianapolis).

I didn’t feel it.

My cousin in Fort Wayne did.

Is that a fracking area?

It’s frackin’ empty and flat. Does that count?

I feel so bad for the people of Haiti

I just watched the No Reservations episode from 2011 or so right after the last devastating earthquake and hurricane. Damn...

Just last night I was talking to people who went to the Dominican Republic. They said something like “The other side of the island is French or something.” To which I said…

“Yeah, it’s Haiti. Where they have all the earthquakes.”

1200 people dead.

Barely a ripple of notice here in America. Too busy pretending to care about a place no one has cared about in two decades.

4.6 Carson I felt that wow

We’re 4 miles from Carson and that shook our house really good.

All my NorCal Cat friends doing good?

7.2

7.4 earthquake in Mexico today...on the anniversary of the 2017 earthquake and the devastating 1985 Mexico City earthquake.

Just was a 5.3 fracking earthquake in Midland Texas that I felt sitting on the toilet in New Mexico

ASUHATER! wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 5:12 pm Just was a 5.3 fracking earthquake in Midland Texas that I felt sitting on the toilet in New Mexico

Fracking?

Merkin wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 5:55 pm

ASUHATER! wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 5:12 pm Just was a 5.3 fracking earthquake in Midland Texas that I felt sitting on the toilet in New Mexico

Fracking?

[vimeo]https://twitter.com/adamcaskey/status/1 ... 1829884934[/vimeo]

Extensive fracking throughout the Permian Basin (Texas & NM)...

I felt the quake in Roswell...

A friend in Carlsbad also felt it while on the toilet!! LOL

Huge earthquake in turkey

Turkey is fucked.
2 7.5+ quakes in different areas within 12 hours. Whole towns look to be flattened

Now reporting over 2300 dead and as many as 2800 buildings destroyed. At least 30 major aftershocks have been recorded. Turkey had a similar earthquake in 1999 that killed more than 17,000 people

There was a second 7+ rated quake - Unsure if this was an aftershock, or another fault!

Two 7+ quakes in 24 hours is biblical!!!

My daughter near Yokosuka woke up along with her entire family to this shortly after 4 am. She said it was a very long earthquake. By the time they made it to their oldest son's bedroom it was still shaking.

Japan has an excellent warning system, although it doesn't do a lot of good so early in the morning, but what can you do?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topst ... 4679&ei=48

Theory Explains Why San Andreas Fault Is Quiet Near LA


Researchers may have discovered why California is overdue for a major earthquake along the southern section of the San Andreas fault. It's been 300 years since a quake of a magnitude of 7 or greater erupted from this section of fault stretching east of Los Angeles from the Salton Sea to Parkfield. That puzzled scientists who studied rocks collected near the fault and determined it had produced a major earthquake every 180 years, plus or minus 40 years, over a millennium. The seismic silence just didn't make sense—until scientists determined that the last six major earthquakes had likely coincided with high water levels on Lake Cahuilla, a massive water body that dried up centuries ago, per the Washington Post.

On the phone with a client in NorCal and they just got an earthquake alert.

My daughter and family just flew back last night to Japan.

The videos coming out of Japan of both the earthquake and the tsunami are otherworldly. I just hope that all the precautions they take paid off because it wouldn’t be surprising if this was a mass casualty event.

DEI-caused for sure .....