Cascadian Subduction Zone NEW BUOY EVENT Update pg24 2-12-2016 4:54 am PT: USGS Mistake Shows 9.9 Earthquake Hitting The Geysers, California

Check out the article:

US West Coast Earthquake Warning as Cascadia Subduction Zone Surges

[link to eugenedailynews.com]

Nothing quite beats a good surge i always say.

I thought water was self leveling?

Lol

It is.

But it does not happen instantly over that wide an area.

Thats how it was detected.

Here are the screenshots showing all buoys registering the same drop at the same time, from: [link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

Station 46005:

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Station 46002:

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Station 46404:

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Station 46407:

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Station 46411:

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"... hundreds-of-thousands of people would be killed as a fifteen meter (45 foot) wall of water came ashore well inland passing Interstate 5 and destroying everything its path from the beach to Interstate 5."



What utter bullshit.

Remember that article posted awhile back saying how the Director of FEMA for the Pacific Northwest Region was quoted as saying: "We are operating under the assumption that everything west of I-5 will be toast"?

Oh yeah...here it is:

[link to www.newyorker.com]

All eyes on Cuba!

I think you are reading the data wrong. I see a drop of a few centimetres. One metre is the whole thing, it's a fraction of metre! Not too difficult..

West Coaster, the weather is meh, the wind is blowing, could there be an offshore pressure system blowing the water into large waves? 4 meter long waves are not very big on the ocean

Intriguing Seismic Activity along the Cascadia Subduction Zone


I'm terrified of Cascadia, so you'd think I'd be freaked out about now, right? But no, I'm totally relaxed. This is all completely normal stuff for this area. We do, of course, need to be aware of the dangers and not let normal lull us into a false sense of invulnerability. Subduction zones like Cascadia regularly produce enormous, devastating quakes, and we've got to be ready for when, not if, the Big One comes. But the current activity isn't reason to panic.


[link to blogs.scientificamerican.com]

Displacement though...

the drop which triggered the event was a few centimetres. Learn how to watch the data before making foolish threads.

That kind of water displacement should have caused an earthquake.

there is nothing unusual here. Tides.

geologist gotta eat!

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The data clearly says meters - not fractions of a meter.

The data measures the totality of the water in meters - from the top of the water down to the ocean floor.

Ergo 2,300 meters down to 2,299 meters is one meter.

Some analysts, when looking at the Pacific "Rim of Fire" following Fukushima and other huge quakes to the southwest (around New Zealand/Australia) and the southeast (around South America), have theorized it was now only a matter of time for the northeastern section of the rim, such as around the Cascadia zone, to finally go off. But the plate tectonics of the Earth are very unpredictable and capricious, so who knows what may or may not happen.



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The event which triggered was and still is the red... ie few centimetres. I'll go to bed now but you can worry about nothing.

The Juan De Fuca made a sudden dip under the North American Plate. When the North American Plate bounces BACK is when the earthquake will happen.

There are a few very good videos showing the evident of the above incident both in the area it happened and Japan. Search YT.

It means there was a false reading....and tards gonna tard.

So?

He doesn't say a 45-foot tsunami will destroy everything in its path from the beach to I-5. Apparently you think the land is flat? Find out about the Coast Range.

If there was a 4metre drop, every buoy would be in alert mode. The event was a few centimetres. Period.

I was a bit harsh to the OP but it won't change the fact that the water level did not drop 4 meters suddenly. For the last time the event which triggered the buoy station was a few centimetres.

Yes, tides do fluctuate the reading and it is NORMAL. There is only one station in event mode.

I see meters on the y-axis and no demarcation or readings in centimeters.

Start splainin' Lucy!

Ok - I'm not saying anybody needs to do anything.

I'm saying we need to be kept on watch because of the drop in these buoys over such a wide area. THAT is the worry here. The drop in these buoys is what happened with the 2011 Japan earthquake, and is starting to happen in Cascadia.

If nothing happens, great, this is not a prediction anyway.

It's a watch. Nothing more.