Strange earthquakes every minute are occurring along the western foothills of the Sierras.
We all know that one day, some day, a big – a very big – earthquake is going to strike California. It’s common for small quakes to regularly rattle the state, quakes around 1.0 to 2.0 in magnitude. These small quakes rarely cause structural damage, and serve to release crustal pressure.
The day they stop will be the day we start to worry.
Today, something odd is going on west of the Sierras. It appears that California is now moving – not shifting or shaking, but moving.
Large earthquakes are waiting at California’s doorstep.
6.0 Quakes
On September 24, 2014, a 6.2 magnitude quake rocked San Antonio de los Cobres, Argentina, just east of the Andes in a remote, mountainous location.
The next day on September 25, 2014, two 6.0+ quakes followed; 6.0 magnitude in the Solomon Islands, and 6.2 magnitude quake on-land at Willow, Alaska.
California’s Moving
Beginning September 25, 2014, EMO pulses spiked for a 24-hour period at Yellowstone, and since this began, small quakes have been striking under the foothills west of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
From September 25 until the present time, this area has experienced at least 1 earthquake every minute; over 1,000 quakes in less than 24 hours.
Is time closing in on California? All we can do is wait and see.
Large earthquakes are waiting at California’s doorstep.
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