Earthquake swarm in Morocco is this a precursor to cumbre vieja volcano activation - more quakes?

on jan/25/16

A strong 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck early Monday in the Mediterranean between Morocco and Spain, the US Geological Survey said.

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The shallow quake hit at 4.22 a.m. 62 kilometres north of the Moroccan city of Al Hoceima and 164 kilometres east-southeast of Gibraltar, USGS said. It was followed by a 5.3-magnitude tremor.

Cumbre Vieja (Spanish: Old Summit) is an active although dormant volcanic ridge on the volcanic ocean island of Isla de La Palma in the Canary Islands, Spain, that erupted twice in the 20th century – in 1949, and again in 1971.

The ridge of the Cumbre Vieja trends in an approximate north-south direction and covers the southern two-thirds of the island. Several volcanic craters are located on the summit ridge and flanks.


Elevation: 1,949 m (6,394 ft)

I expect a big one, like M8, very destructive, from today to June 2016, this is my time-frame

why?

Magnitude: 4.8
DateTime: 2016-03-12 09:17:12
Region: Strait Of Gibraltar
Depth: 10
Source: CSEM-EMSC Feed

North Morocco / South of Spain

Few months ago i had a hunch, then i had some dreams about one island in that zone (isla cabrita) will sink into the sea, then i made a Remote View sessions in that zone and i got a massive waves and energy in Baleric islands, maybe im wrong, will see

I made some warnings in my tw account (see the signature)

Last Edited by theoracler on 03/12/2016 12:11 PM

One of several avalanches/rockslides happening today.

This one in Spain:

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Excerpt:


Spanish officials say at least 180 people have been evacuated in the northern coastal city of Ondarroa after days of heavy rain caused a rock cliff to partially collapse, threatening a row of newly built apartment buildings. Mayor Zubeltz Bedialauneta says experts had warned that a rocky cliff behind the new apartments had shown slippage after nearly a week of heavy downpours and it finally began to give way on Friday afternoon.

He says the local government decided to evacuate residents Saturday after boulders struck the rear of the buildings. He says there's still a danger that the rest of the cliff could collapse onto the apartments. City spokeswoman Leire Beitia says the latest tests showed "the state of the cliff face has worsened alarmingly."

okay I will do...this morning I had a vision of a big wave as well...

24-02-216
Two hundred emergency professionals and the State Board prepared a great earthquake drill in Seville next April

Concidence?...

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English:
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...THIS IS A TSUNAMI INFORMATION STATEMENT...


EVALUATION
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* AN EARTHQUAKE HAS OCCURRED - A TSUNAMI IS NOT EXPECTED.


PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE PARAMETERS
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* THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS ARE BASED ON A RAPID PRELIMINARY
ASSESSMENT AND CHANGES MAY OCCUR.

* MAGNITUDE 6.4
* ORIGIN TIME 0907 AKST MAR 12 2016
1007 PST MAR 12 2016
1807 UTC MAR 12 2016
* COORDINATES 51.5 NORTH 174.0 WEST
* DEPTH 20 MILES
* LOCATION 50 MILES S OF ATKA VILLAGE ALASKA
120 MILES SE OF ADAK ALASKA

www.tsunami.gov

3.2 A STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR

5km depth
[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

The 35 paralell is shaking a lot ...
Morocco - Gibraltar - Greece
2016-03-13
00:30:24 UTC M3.0 STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
19min ago F Depth:2 Km
149 km E of Gibraltar, Gibraltar /
2016-03-13
00:26:57 UTC M3.4 STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
22min ago F Depth:10 Km
179 km E of Gibraltar, Gibraltar /


2016-03-12
20:59:49 UTC M3.3 CRETE, GREECE
3hr 49min ago Depth:2 Km
288 km S of Athens, Greece
2016-03-12
20:35:37 UTC M3.3 CRETE, GREECE
4hr 13min ago Depth:2 Km
290 km S of Athens, Greece


2016-03-12
18:14:07 UTC M3.5 CRETE, GREECE
6hr 35min ago Depth:5 Km
289 km S of Athens, Greece /
2016-03-12
18:09:18 UTC M3.2 STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
6hr 40min ago F Depth:5 Km
160 km E of Gibraltar, Gibraltar /
2016-03-12
www.quakes.globalincidentmap/ emsc

cumbre vieja? Its more likely El Chupa Cabre will awaken before cumbre fall in.

Another one

5.2 M+ STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR and 6 more with M3

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M5.6 - 63km NNE of Al Hoceima, Morocco
2016-03-15 04:40:40 (UTC)
63km (39mi) NNE of Al Hoceima, Morocco
65km (40mi) NNE of Tirhanimine, Morocco
70km (43mi) NNE of Imzourene, Morocco
79km (49mi) NW of Melilla, Spain
162km (101mi) ESE of Gibraltar, Gibraltar


Large earthquakes throughout the Mediterranean region have also been known to produce significant and damaging tsunamis. One of the more prominent historical earthquakes within the region is the Lisbon earthquake of November 1, 1755, whose magnitude has been estimated from non-instrumental data to be about 8.0. The 1755 Lisbon earthquake is thought to have occurred within or near the Azores-Gibraltar transform fault, which defines the boundary between the African and Eurasian plates off the west coast of Morocco and Portugal


www.quakes.globalincidentmap.com/

4.3 A STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
2km's depth

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]