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In response to "Wow an earthquake in NY. When was the last earthquake? How strong was it? Was an earthquake “due”? Is a 4.8 oftentimes a precursor to a stronger" by Loyola

I kind of feel bad for those where it is not a part of life but at the same time, I read this and my eyeballs rolled so hard that I was afraid they

Posted by JD (aka Jason Dean) Apr 5 '24, 09:27

were going to stick

Like a few days ago. Probably couldn't feel it but I'm sure Cal Tech has some record of a measurable quake

Like 1.0-2.5

Hmmm...due? Heck the more the merrier when it comes to small quakes. Relieves the pressure and all that

There's aftershocks but see above that smaller typically doesn't foreshadow bigger

The above is kind of standard knowledge for coastal California ;-)

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Yes but this is New York. It’s the world’s city. It’s just different. - Loyola Apr 5, 09:48 1
- 👏 - JD Apr 5, 09:49
Ok man, now rush to the store before to buy eggs and bread before they run out. Someone spotted a rain cloud in your area. -- nm - ty97 Apr 5, 09:32 1
- To the last part. LOL. Well that's a specifically So-Cal thing as Northern CA actually has weather and seasons. - JD Apr 5, 09:37

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