Again about new madrid fault zone.... Some doom ( frost quake triggering mega quake)

Cmon guys and girls , make so bs calls or somtehing like that ...

Last Edited by renektonop on 01/05/2014 10:04 AM

5 star and pin Good find OP. The methane is mixed in with water somehow.

Thank u and stay safe

Oklahoma shakes every day anyway, why not add the frosting to the mix.

We used to have loads of snow here around december even earlier , nowadays we can't even have snow on Christmas or New year and in USA it's the opposite , strange indeed

St. Louis area here ....

It will be interesting to see if our pipes will handle this deep freeze. We RARELY get any kind of real cold here. Sometimes it will drop down to single digits, but the negative temps that will last for more than 24 hours is unheard of in this area.

So, Madrid fault issue plus the water pipe potential freeze.

Fingers crossed people - that doom is cancelled in our area.

You need to understand what is underground here in Ontario... this happens rather a lot because of 3 major factors.... You see Lake Huron to the North, Georgian Bay tot he right of it, to the south Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie and lake Ontario to the east... From St. Clair to the west side of London there is a series of aquifers deep underground they link to Huron and to Erie. they tend to build up pressure and push water up... then under the Niagara region there is a large number of smaller aquifers that push water upwards as well and because this whole region is Clay spots and Sand spots as you know Clay freezes hard and wet sand freezes but has a tendencies to fracture letting through gas etc.. the southwestern Ontario region also has a large number of small oil wells so a lot of chambers had oil and now have water down there... late at night in the country you can hear the earth crack and move sometimes... people overlook it for the most part but this whole region sits of water so it would not surprise me that there are continuous adjustments...

Planetary expansion event taking place. Pacific historically most active so logical most activity is there. For sometime now Russia, Japan, Indonesia and South America most active with Volcanic activity releasing pressure from expansion.


North America increased low frequency Earthquakes with the various plates building pressure. Pressure release results in booms, cracks, escapes of gasses and static electricity. Should volcanic activity cease in aforementioned zones then logical to expect massive build up of pressure on North America resulting in large Earthquakes with knock on effect to adjacent American plates.


Booms etc. are the low end events of pressure release. Watch for reduction of volcanic activity in existing active zones. This will signal build up of pressure for the whole of North America.

John Kerry being in Israel isn't helping matters. Believe me.

Hasn't there been a connection to earthquakes preceded by sightings of strange or unexplained lights? I believe it is due to tectonic pressure creating electro-magnetic energies. If so, California may experience a significant one very soon.

[link to www.newsmax.com]

Thread: Frost quakes hit Ontario

Not my thread but titled "Frost quakes hit Ontario" by DoorBert (thanks)

Technically called "Cryoseism" [link to en.wikipedia.org]
A cryoseism, also known as a frost quake,[1][2] may be caused by a sudden cracking action in frozen soil or rock saturated with water or ice.[3] As water drains into ground, it may eventually freeze and expand under colder temperatures, putting stress on its surroundings. This stress builds up until relieved explosively in the form of a cryoseism.[4]

Another type of cryoseism, known as an ice quake, is a non-tectonic seismic event caused by sudden glacial movements. This movement has been attributed to a veneer of liquid water which may pool underneath a glacier sourced from surface ice melt. Hydraulic pressure of the liquid can act as a lubricant, allowing the glacier to suddenly shift position.[5][6] This type of cryoseism can be very brief, or may last for several minutes.[7]

The requirements for a cryoseism to occur are numerous, therefore acurate predictions are not entirely possible and may constitute a factor in structural design and engineering when constructing in an area historically known for such events.[3] Speculation has been made between global warming and the frequency of cryoseisms.[7]

Not a long wiki page but definitely worth reading the entire thing. again, OP

You need to leave a tap dripping/drizzle or they might. Its called preventive medicine for plumbing. Heat tape works great too. Make sure crawl spaces under your house are sealed up properly.

That would be a Frosty.

Again!!!!!!

Thought the frost line was only 6" to 12" deep around that area. Correct me if I'm wrong.

frost quakes only put pressure on the very top surface. I can't imagine one putting any significant pressure on a fault line to go off. A huge aquifer close to a fault would have to flash freeze er something.

They were not "frost quakes". That's just the narrative they have created to cover up the truth. I felt these "frost quakes" here in Toronto. It was booming all night. It was truly bizzare and scary. The windows in my room were rattling and shaking the way they do when there is a massive windstorm and yet there was ZERO wind outside. I doubt "frost" expanding underground was shaking my windows. They say this is normal...yet it's rare and nobody has ever heard of it before. We have winter ever year...how come nobody has ever experienced this before?

Cryoseisms also known as Frost Quakes are very common here in Northern Canada. They are uncommon in Southern Canada but do happen with sudden drops in temperature.

expect it to be the norm as the Sun shuts down as it has before.

for 'frost quake' read swamp gas