>Places all along the Ring of Fire are getting hit with decent sized quakes.
>Japan shook by 6.0 and 7.0 quakes, including multiple moderate aftershocks.
>Ecuador rocked by a 7.8, aftershocks continue to strike the area.
>Volcanic activity appears to be increasing, the latest being an eruption in Mexico.
>Seismologist on RT is saying up to four quakes with magnitudes over 8.0 are possible.
>As usual, concerns begin to grow over California and Yellowstone once again.
SEISMIC ACTIVITY IS INCREASING AGAIN IN JAPAN- A 5.6 WAS DETECTED RECENTLY NEAR MIYAGI
LIVESTREAMS
>World/Japan Monitoring Stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpV7epyOAGo
>Japan Monitoring Stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX-6gJayJ7M
>ABC7 California Quake Cam:
http://abc7.com/live/23343/
Thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFTLKWw542g
>National Park Service Yellowstone Cam:
https://www.nps.gov/features/yell/webcam/oldFaithfulStreaming.html
MAPS
>Active Volcanoes & Recent Quakes Map:
http://earthquakes.volcanodiscovery.com
>RSOE Emergency & Disaster Information Service Map:
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php
>Windyty Wind & Forecast Map:
https://www.windyty.com/?gust,39.235,138.940,4
>NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center Map:
http://ptwc.weather.gov/?region=1
>USGS Earthquake Map:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
>Earthquake Track Recent Maps:
http://earthquaketrack.com/recent
>Japan Meteorological Agency Quake Map:
http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/
>Japan NIED Strong Motion Monitor Map:
http://www.kmoni.bosai.go.jp/new/
>Japan Quake Map:
http://www.japanquakemap.com/
>California Real Time Quake Map:
http://projects.eri.ucsb.edu/scec/webquakes
>DETECTED RECENTLY NEAR MIYAGI
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA CONFIRMED
>>71539294
jeez lots of activity recently.
51 threads of non happenings holy fuck, the only time you will know a happening is happening is when the power goes out
>>71539455
Miyagi died today.
illuminati confirmed?
Lol casuals
bump
>>71539626
its coming for you chile, a 4.5 was detected within the last 3 -5 days.
4.9 in Trannyppines
>>71539561
>>71539626
There have been no reports of even mild aftershocks near Miyagi, so it's quite possible that it's a foreshock.
>>71539988
>trannyppines
who did that
so when is thaty gayser erupting? 20 min from now or 1 hour and 20 min
Just happen already
I give it two more days until it happens
i hope these digits confirm
stop posting this shit. it stopped happening days ago
>>71539294
>planet detected
>increased seismic activity
nibiru incoming confirmed
>>71540407
This, sorry to say.
>>71539294
>#53
It's not happening you idiots.
Also someone explain to me why are earthquakes /pol/ related? This should be /news/.
>>71540407
We saw a happening right before our very eyes with Ecuador. Overall seismic activity is increasing again in Japan.
Sorry if you don't like these threads, but many of us do.
>>71540407
>>71540774
nice bumps, oh yeah this can tear economies we need tiny countries to run, including you costa rica. now back to trump general.
OH SHIT, YELLOWSTONE ABOUT TO BLOW RUN RUN RUN
>>71541021
nice try aussie
God PLEASE FUCKING END THIS WORLD ALREADY
I HATE IT I WANT TO LIVE IN THE APOCALYPSE
FUCK YOU NORMIES AND YOUR PRECIOUS ROUTINE I WANT DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
>>71541646
>>71540407
>Not knowing how to filter threads
>Angered by seeing they're even in existence instead of clicking on a thread of more interest.
You might have some psychological problems.
>>71541646
Say with me anon...
WAKE UP YELLOWSTONE!
5.9 in Philippines
not happening. I bet you were the same guys who thought that the economy was going to crash last september
So, some serious stuff.
Not about Yellowstone and the end of the world, but about the real risk of major quakes in the western US.
There's currently a conference underway in Reno to examine why the Eastern Sierra hasn't had any major quakes in 60 years. It once averaged a 7.0 every 20 years.
http://phys.org/news/2016-04-sierra-eastern-front-overdue-large.html
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/external/reports/07HQGR0022.pdf
> "We've experienced such a long stretch of not having earthquakes, we've sort of built in a sense of complacency," he said at an Earthquake Economic Resiliency Forum ahead of the Seismological Society of America's annual meeting in Reno.
> Seismologists said Tuesday it's likely the Reno-area will eventually experience the kind of destructive quake that rocked Japan, where nearly 1,200 houses have been destroyed in and around Kumamoto.
> There were seven magnitude-6.5 or larger earthquakes in the region from 1915 to 1954, but none since, he said. The most recent magnitude-6 was 22 years ago in Carson Valley south of Carson City. The Federal Emergency Management Agency estimates a magnitude-6 quake could cause up to $1.9 billion in damage in the Reno-Sparks area and $590 million at Lake Tahoe, Kent said.
If highway 80 and 89 were cut off by debris, the largest land-shipping corridor into California would be closed and require a 230 mile long detour which cannot accommodate multi-trailor trucks. Those would have to go all the way down to I-15 out of Vegas or 84 to Portland from Salt Lake City.
Union Pacific rail lines would also be severed, cutting Amtrak off and again requiring a detour all the way down to Las Vegas and Los Angeles, or north to Portland.
There's been a persistent quake storm north of Reno in the Sheldon Wildlife Refuge, far from any oil or fracking activity.
California is already spending billions on fixing our infrastructure yet our freeways collapse just from sitting there. We are not ready for another big quake.
HABADING: THE BIGGEST VOLCANO IN MEXICO IS ERUPTING
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/eruption-of-mexicos-popocatepetl-volcano-caught-181759013.html
REPENT
JOHNS REVELATION IS UNFOLDING
>>71544564
How do you repent bro?
>>71544439
(this has been happening for a while now)
>Post yfw you don't live on a fault line
Good luck, Fault-Fags
>>71545211
>mfw living on the largest european fault line
>>71545211
You'll miss the best part of the happening
>>71544206
>>71544206
>Quakestorm
this came before St Helens blew
rip
>>71544206
Does that mean those people who will get stuck on Donner Pass will have to start resorting to cannibalism again?
>>71544564
How2repent if I don't mean it?
>>71545211
You don't need faults to have quakes.
Charleston, South Carolina was destroyed by a 7.0 despite having no history of any seismic activity whatsoever, before or since.
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1886_Charleston_earthquake
The New Madrid quakes, which reached 7.9, also struck far from an active fault, although it was the site of an ancient rift valley which had experienced minor quakes before.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1811%E2%80%9312_New_Madrid_earthquakes
And the 5.8 quake in Virginia in 2011, which left the Washington Monument permanently damaged, were also far from any known faults, though again the region has gotten small quakes before.
You should be prepared for anything, anywhere. I've seen a tornado touch down in Lake Tahoe, high in the Sierra mountains. I watched the Tsunami from Japan hit Crescent City 8 feet tall. I've gunned my car down a dirt road out a wildfire in the middle of a storm.
Nearly anything can happen. But humans are able to deal with nearly anything, if we plan ahead. We all have a little bit of Batman in ourselves.
>>71545853
They can go to the Donner Memorial Picnic Area.
I make a point of getting some fried chicken at Truckee and having lunch there whenever I visit Jackson Meadows. It's a wonderful place on its own, but the name makes it perfect.
>>71541646
Ha, your life is so pathetic that you year for Armageddon.
Loser.
>post yfw no more in n out.
>>71545565
it's not your fault, bro
It wont be a big deal, California is rich. Some beaners might die or people with houses on a big hill, but probaby this hits the nevada border and is only mild in socal and the bay
>>71546267
So inspiring, Bruce.
>>71546589
In N Out sucks.
>>71546589
>Mediocre burgers & shit fires
what's to miss?
There will not be a happening,just go on with your lives instead of watching a 24 hour stream that beeps every now and then.
>doubles no happening
>gets
>>71546811
Fuck of, east coast a shit.
In N Out>Freddies>Wendies>>>>>Five Guys
>>71540407
this
Holy shit... Get lives you basement dwellers
>>71546589
They in AZ too it's all good
>>71547002
welcome to 4chan visitor, we strongly advise you first visit this site:
>/reddit/
>>71541646
Kill yourself then edgefag
>>71547002
You say that, but look at the website you're posting on.
so was the happening a day late?
>>71546589
Guys it was sorta fun the first few threads but you've taken the memes way too far. Please stop posting in these threads.
about 2 hours ago 1.7 magnitude, 2 km depth
West Yellowstone, Montana, United States
>>71546893
>five guys
Fucking faggot
You don't like Five Guys unless you're fucking supergay - which is worse than regular gay, because you like Five Guys.
Kill yourself.
>>71547723
Says the terrified faggot
>>71547876
Look at my post again retard. Five Guys is on the bottom, as in, it's the worst.
They're creeping further into the US
Yellowstone when
>>71548049
Don't help him.
No child left behind supporting faggot
>>71548165
Fucking never, I promise if it was going to happen, I would be evacuated from my home in Northern AZ, seeing as that has not happened, it is not blowing.
i really think Japan's southern island is tearing in half.
>>71548165
If/when this cluster starts developing further
>>71548331
Damn, you must think you're important. Can you imagine the highways if they made an announcement about something like that?
>Oh, Im safe in this part of the world
>this is just an american/asian problem
>www.canarias7.es/articulo.cfm?id=416658
Fuck
>>71546420
I am looking forward to it as well, and I'm married with kids, own lots of land and have my own business.
But I'm also a gun nut/prepper, so I yearn for it more as a personal test.
>>71548664
>using highways
pleb
>>71548989
Oh not me, I just assumed some jackass that thinks his officials have his interest in mind would use them.
>>71544206
>tfw work for CDFA
>tfw more than a third of the country’s vegetables and two-thirds of the country’s fruits and nuts are grown in California
>tfw DHS agents give lectures on scenarios involving loss of CA agriculture from happening causing tens of millions of deaths
So how much food does everyone have stored?
>>71539294
First for inpending Oregon quake happening
>>71549452
couple of those nature valley bars and a knife
>dark souls the apocalypse.
>>71548664
>In the case of an Emergency the government would let it's people die
Are you retarded? The government, despite what you tinfoil hat wearing window lickers might think, doesn't want it's constituents dead.
>>71550996
They don't want them fucking panicking either. Where would you place the millions of people escaping the volcano?
>inb4 refugees escaping volcano
>>71549452
Basically what your average 20 year old kid has in his apartment.
But I also have a reliable nugget and some other survival shit. That being said, I'll be dead in a day if this happened.
>>71551155
There are only 70K people in my town, we could evacuate to Phoenix with little to no trouble. It might take a few hours, but we would have a week to a months notice.
>>71551279
yeah, YOUR town. Now imagine all the towns in the dark red area dumb dumb.
were they predicting a tsunami in june or some shit.
>>71551463
They don't matter, there is a highway that connects my town directly to Phoenix, which is not in the dark red area, and that's the entire highway.
All of Flagstaff would be evacuated before people coming from any other towns even got close to being in the way.
It wouldn't be that hard to stage an evacuation plan for all of the dark red area. The US has a great highway system, and plenty of people could use smaller roads as well.
>>71551739
Highways would be virtually unusable, look at any disaster, that shit clogs up quick.
>>71551859
Alright, say I don't get evacuated, you would still see an evacuation (hushed up, to avoid panic) of rich/important people. We haven't seen any indication of that.
>>71539294
Currently in SoCal.
Prepping for the big one today, going to store to purchase 10 cases of water and beans and rice.
Additionally my girlfriend's grandparents live in Manta, Ecuador and it is a total shitshow down there right now.
They are trying to get out because of the looting and lack of food/water.
It WAS a beautiful place right on the beach, but now it won't nice for years.
They continue to have aftershocks today they had one in the 6's.
Also the grandparents were in a new highrise luxury apartment when the earthquake hit and they said they couldn't stand up because the shaking was so violent.
Additionally they personally know dozens of people who have been pancaked by collapsed buildings and debris.
Also people in California think we are so safe with 'muh building codes,' but in reality if anything above a 7 magnitude hits, buildings ARE going to collapse.
Prepare and stay comfy my friends.
>>71552096
stay safe SoCal bro. Maybe consider relocating? Innawoods?
>>71552096
Sounds like such a rough time, yet media doesn't seem to be interested in it. Is it really that common for people to die in earthquakes all over the world?
>>71552096
Here's the thing, no matter what preparation you do, if you stay in SoCal and this happens, you will almost definitely die. Get out of SoCal if you are actually worried this will happen.
>>71551995
You just said it yourself, hushed up.
>>71552279
Yes, always.
>>71539749
4.5?
Try 6.5 and I will maybe wake up
>>71552279
Mainly in under developed countries. Earthquakes strong enough to crumble buildings in rich countries don't happen often.
>california, portland
Why is this a bad thing?
>>71539294
> earthquakes happen where earthquakes happen
>Autists become seismologists for 3 weeks
Wew
>>71552900
Being an armchair economist is only a part time job.
Imagine what the surface of the great lakes would look like if yellowstone went off.
>>71554230
What do you mean? Like they'd have a layer of ash on top?
>>71552264
I won't relocate, but I have prepared(food, water, guns) and own a small property hours away in the desert.
Funny enough, a major fault line runs under my neighbors house through his backyard and he is not allowed to build on it.(I live in a suburb on the edge of town)
>>71552319
>if you stay in SoCal and this happens, you will almost definitely die.
It WILL happen eventually, I don't plan on moving out of state any time soon. I have prepared though.
>>71552279
The media has covered the situation better than I thought actually(although my assumption was that it would get NO coverage).
To see the raw devastation of any of these events you have to go online and witness pictures of dead bodies for yourself, something the american tv media never does.
People typically die because buildings collapse on them. If there is an earthquake in a 3rd world country, there are typically more casualties, however once the earthquake surpasses a certain magnitude, it doesn't matter what the building codes are(take Japan for example) and buildings/infrastructure will collapse and people will die regardless.
>>71554963
"Wetting down ash will form a glue-like material (not easy to remove) and add weight to the ash."
It just sounds like it might create a nasty thick film.
take your shit to /sci/ nobody cares about earthquakes because they happen everyday. You must be in highschool if you don't know this.
>>71555321
>guns
>SoCal
Laffin
>>71555492
leaf
>>71555492
Increased by 500% in the last 10 years though.
>>71555351
It would probably settle to the bottom before forming that, I can't imagine it would float
>>71555321
I agree bro. I'm more north in CA but even the Loma Preita didn't do as much to us as it would have to other places. Plus building codes are even stronger now and my house is a creaky old motherfucker that's survived 4 quakes now, though Loma Prieta was the biggest.
>>71555535
>>71555611
I don't give a fuck, I hope the big one hits the west and vancouver + cali slide into the ocean. Bon voyage faggy chinks. Pray to kek you are right, but you aren't, so just shut up.
>>71555705
Yeah you're probably right
>>71555351
More than a film. Ancient Roman and Greek concrete was made from volcanic ash and it's still around.
>>71539294
FUCKING KILL US ALL MOTHER NATURE HOLY SHIT WHAT THE FUCK IS TAKING YOU SO LONG. YOU DUMB BITCH.
>>71555523
>implying california gun laws are kin to europe's.
It's not hard to mod your AR Mags to 30 rounds and add the accesories that you 'can't have installed' in an emergency.
que FBI watchlists.
>>71552660
There's more to California than Los Angeles, San Francisco.
We produce more timber than any other state except Oregon, we produce more food, have more legal guns, the largest economy despite our government, and more registered Republicans.
The system is just set up so only cities matter.
Electoral votes should be apportioned per congressional district. It would make rural areas matter again and put a huge dent in current gerrymandering tactics.
>>71555735
Yeah, that particular earthquake was 6.9 and it caused a good amount of damage.
I wasn't in socal in 94 when the Northridge earthquake hit.
It caused a bunch of damage, a few collapsed overpasses, some deaths and that was only a 6.7 magnitude.
The Ecuador earthquake was 13 times bigger (hard to fathom that metric) but it just goes to show you how fragile our society can be.
A lot of houses around I live are at least years old. Who knows how many more earthquakes they can withstand or if they can withstand 'the big one.'
>>71556357
I do agree, being from Texas, you guys really need to shut up the libtards in San Fran and LA. It was embarrassing visiting that state and those cities really do speak the loudest. Good to hear that there's decent folk there.
>>71556014
It was a joke anon. California is, after all, still a part of the Union.
>>71551739
>US has a great highway system
iirc the whole interstate highway system is a military structure built to easily move troops,tanksand supplies during nuclear war
