LIVE "ELF/ULF" MONITORING OF EARTHQUAKE PRECURSOR SIGNALS ON GLP. QUAKE FORECAST UP TO 6HRS IN ADVANCE...(((Updated Daily))) By ELQ.

ok, cheers :)

The pressure causing the quake in Colombia is coming from the Galapagos Islands pushing to the East and Santo Domingo Venezuela pushing to the West.

Good. Cause There is not another signal after that >5 signal that I saw.

2013-02-09 17:54:10.116min ago 10.97 S 165.65 E 10 M 5.1 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

Puts things into perspective...

Latest Earthquakes M5.0+ in the World - Past 7 days

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Reminds me of Japan.

This pressure is still high in Galapagos Islands and Santo Domingo Venezuela, so I do expect another fairly significant quake to hit Colombia. Maybe with less depth so it could be more damaging. So please all Colombians be wary the next couple of hours to days.

thx for your reply... sorry to jump the gun.

Latitude 38.1707
Longitude -87.4213
Magnitude 3.0 ml
Depth 0 km
UTC Time 18:11:57 UTC Saturday February 9th, 2013
Location Southern Indiana, Eastern North America
Author localMl

That was it... 3.0 at 11:57 right before the sirens went off at noon...

thx.

why scrubbed from CERI though?

Me, too. Very much so.

Uh Oh...hasn't been one recorded there in weeks.

2013-02-09 18:35:24.529min ago 28.43 N 15.32 W 36 ML 2.8 CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION

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I believe that's very close to the antipode for the Santa Cruz quakes.

They usually scrub when after investigating they find it was man made. So go figure. Look out for the drill popping from the ground inside your house.

Q,
Did Rev Mikey leave us for good?

Miss seeing him around here!

Not quite sure.

Volcanoes near the Colombia earthquake.

Volcano Location Type Last eruption Distance

Negro de Mayasquer, Cerro Colombia, Colombia Stratovolcano 49.54 km
Petacas Colombia, Colombia Lava dome 48.39 km
Soche Ecuador, Ecuador Stratovolcano 42.49 km
Cumbal Colombia, Colombia Stratovolcano 1926 40.89 km
Dona Juana Colombia, Colombia Stratovolcano 1906 36.62 km
Azufral Colombia, Colombia Stratovolcano 930 B.C 26.27 km
Galeras Andes, Colombia Complex volcano 2008 9.59 km

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Last Edited by Xorizov on 02/09/2013 03:45 PM

Storm Surge in USA on Saturday, 09 February, 2013 at 17:03 (05:03 PM) UTC.

Description
In coastal communities north of Boston, the roiling sea from the Blizzard of 2013 forced some people to leave their homes. Others left their homes voluntarily - to witness the power of Mother Nature. A storm surge of at least 20 feet rolled over the seawall in Salisbury, damaging at least two homes, and triggering a mandatory evacuation of about 1,000 residents who live along the beach, police said. "We had a couple of rogue waves," Salisbury Police Detective Steve Sforza said this morning. "One tide went right through the surf side" of a home. Police responded to a 911 call around 9 a.m. from a family on North End Avenue, which runs along Salisbury Beach toward New Hampshire.

"They said the ocean was inside their house, and they were right," said Sforza, who responded to the call. "There was sand everywhere." Four adults and two cats were taken from the home, Sforza said. Police immediately ordered residents to evacuate. Buses were transporting people to a shelter set up at town elementary school on Route 1, Sforza said. "We can't force people out of their houses, but we're telling people to leave for safety reasons," he said. Despite the damage to the two homes, no buildings collapses or injuries were reported, Sforza said. The storm surge, which came about an hour before the 10 a.m. high tide, surprised officials in this beach town o the New Hampshire border, Sforza said. "We had no idea the surf would be that high," he said. "It wasn't even high tide."

As high tide approached at 10 a.m. on Saturday on Plum Island, just to the south, Newbury officials feared pounding surf could worsen beach erosion that already threatens several homes with toppling into the sea. "No mandatory evacuation has been issued, but we are very concerned with the potential for severe beach erosion during this high-tide cycle," Town Administrator Tracy Blais said in an e-mail. Public safety officials and the building commissioner were standing by on the barrier island, but a mandatory evacuation was not ordered, she said. Farther down the coast towards Boston, in Revere, high tide this morning brought crashing waves, but no major flooding, Fire Chief Eugene Doherty said. "I think we were fortunate," Doherty said by telephone, about 10:30 a.m., just after high tide. "The wind shifted. That helped us."

Waves as high as 40 feet crashed over the seawall, flooding Revere Beach Boulevard. No homes or businesses were damaged, Doherty said. Small pockets of flooding were confined largely to the shoreline neighborhoods of Riverside and Point of Pines, Doherty said. "It was just localized to streets in that area," he said. "We're actually over the worst part." High tide in Manchester-by-the-Sea brought Gary Swayze to Singing Beach, with camera in hand.
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Another strong quake SC Islands!!

6.9 2013/02/09 21:02:25 -10.939 165.876 33.0 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

RELIEF workers are scrambling to reach quake-ravaged villages in the Solomon Islands, with “unusual seismic activity” sighted as strong aftershocks continue to jolt the remote Pacific region.

Pungent steam was reportedly rising from cracks in the ground three days after a deadly 8.0-magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami in the region, killing at least 13 people, destroying villages and leaving thousands homeless.

Volcano and seismic specialists were also being called on to analyse the significance of the steam rising from the ground in parts of the Santa Cruz Islands.

“There’s a lot of unusual seismic activity,” a spokeswoman for the National Disaster Management Office told AFP from Honiara.

“The earth is clearly doing something there. We are asking for scientific expertise to provide us with some information about what they think might be happening. There are cracks and some steam and water coming out.”

From this link. [link to www.theaustralian.com.au]

Pungent steam...wow that could be deadly gas coming up from the volcanoes.

yes this is a serious situation...

Another 5.8 in the Santa Cruz Islands.

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earthquake2013-02-09 22:14:31.012min ago 10.93 S 165.99 E 8 M 5.8 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

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Downgraded to a 5.3.

Last Edited by Earth Cries on 02/09/2013 05:37 PM

And yet another 5.3.

2013-02-09 22:49:04.712min ago 11.08 S 165.62 E 10 M 5.3 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

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Downgraded to a 5.1.

Last Edited by Earth Cries on 02/09/2013 06:08 PM

Another one in the Santa Cruz Islands.

2013-02-10 01:30:51.017min ago 11.08 S 166.77 E 35 mb 5.4 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS

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Much Love,

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Louisiana Sinkhole: Answers are Forthcoming

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Truth is, this 3-D Survey reveals some very telling details. Although not definitive, it seems the working theory is this: Texas Brine milled out a section around 2350 ft. right on a major fault section closest to the casing, not considering they had very little salt to work with there. The salt is either washed away and damaging the shale formations close to the fault line, or overpumped freshwater in the millout to have accomplished the same thing.

More here:

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So, it seems that Texas Brine has set off a major fault line under Louisiana.

Last Edited by Earth Cries on 02/10/2013 09:29 AM

Looks like there was quite a bit of seismic activity on the helicorders at Bayou Corne during the early morning hours.

[link to folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu]

Magnitude M 5.3
Region SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN
Date time 2013-02-10 14:48:42.1 UTC
Location 36.94 S ; 53.19 E
Depth 10 km
Distances 2082 km S Antananarivo (pop 1,391,433 ; local time 17:48:42.1 2013-02-10)
1764 km SE Toliary (pop 115,319 ; local time 17:48:42.1 2013-02-10)
1449 km SE Taolanaro (pop 45,141 ; local time 17:48:42.1 2013-02-10)

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Started a new thread.

Thread: HasTexas Brine Set Off A Major Fault Line Under Louisiana?

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