Earthquake Alert For California, From The San Francisco Area To Los Angeles

Early Warning Earthquake Detection Network Announces An Earthquake Alert For California, From The San Francisco Area To Los Angeles

For Immediate Release

LOS GATOS, Calif./EWORLDWIRE/April 7, 2005 --- Using The Coles Method of Earthquake Detection and Forecasting there have been no less than one set of main signals, (low frequency radio spikes caused crushing rock - quartz), which took place April 4, 2005. The total numbers of signals received were three, one-half to eight second spikes. Main signals are usually one-half to three seconds long. Main radio signals occur between one, four, nine,16 and 25 days before the seismic event takes place.

The designated locations are the San Francisco area to Los Angeles. This forecast is in effect immediately extending through April 20, 2005. Present data indicates the Silicon Valley (Santa Clara County) as a possible epicenter. However, a more specific epicenter may be determined upon further data received from additional main signals. If such data is received, then at that time, the location and percentage of certainty will be adjusted accordingly.

Currently the percentage of probability is 57 percent that an earthquake will occur in a location specified with a magnitude measuring 4.4 to 5.5, if the earthquake occurs at a shallow depth or 5.7 if it occurs at a deeper depth. A larger quake is possible if the gravitational pull from lunar eclipse April 8, 2005 is focused along the fault lines. The most likely dates are: April 6, 7, 8, 19 and 20, 2005 with the last day of this forecast being April 20, 2005 - plus or minus 24 hours. Additional main signals could result in the release of seismic activity before these most probable dates noted above.

Percentage increased from 54 percent April 4, 2005.

Jack Coles will continue to monitor the situation and provide any news and/or updates as they develop. For readers living in "earthquake country," it is extremely important to be prepared in case of an emergency.

Observant persons are being asked to watch for sudden movement in stationary compasses, weak magnets to temporarily loss strength, sonic-boom-like sounds away from aircraft, illumination in Valleys similar to swamp gas effect, rotten egg smell (Hydrogen Sulfide gas), water main breaks, well water inconsistencies and other pipe line breakage, power surges and outages, polarization of dew giving a magnification effect of stars at night and strange animal behavior. They are asked to post them on this board, [link to www.syzygyjob.net] This may help in finding the possible epicenter of the forecasted earthquake.

Readers in earthquake areas are asked to please stay prepared.

"All we want to do is save lives," Coles said.

References are available at: AP Wire Service January 17-19, 1994, Hard Copy, American Journal (Inside Edition January 19, 1994) and the L.A. Weekly News; "The Myth of Solid Ground" April 9-16, 1999 top of page 34; the "Thurston Clark´s book "California Fault" pages 254-258 and 397-398, along with many other publications for television, radio and newspapers from Canada to Japan down to Colombia and nationwide in the United States.


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CONTACT:
Kim Barrow
Los Gatos, CA 95032
PHONE. (408) 829-4381
E-MAIL: [email protected]

KEYWORDS: earthquake, warning

SOURCE: Early Warning Earthquake Detection Network

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