Los Angeles is very active at the moment just looking at the live quake cam.

Originally posted by BobAthome

" We are sorry, but the URL you requested could not be found. "

they change the address? "URL you requested"?

Yeah, I got that message, too, at first. I just refreshed, and the page loaded. Maybe their server is being overloaded at the moment? Or the solar flares are causing havok? This is the link I am using:

abclocal.go.com...

reply to post by kwell


Please let us know what you find?
Its making me a little uneasy.

I am not having any luck with the phone numbers that I have found. I either get a busy signal or an answering machine. The rest of abc's websites are up. I tried to go to the webcam then refresh it didn't work for me.

Its back up

Back up with a brand new piece of paper. Did anyone notice if the paper was full before they changed it?

reply to post by kwell


It's working for me.
abclocal.go.com...
When the quake happened late this morning I went straight to this cam. It was working and the quake was right there, also above it maybe a few hours earlier on the drum was another one slightly smaller in appearance. Their site made no mention of the quake for a good half hour, and there was no local news on it either.

Most likely Sundays are empty around the studios

Originally posted by crazydaisy
reply to post by kwell

 

Please let us know what you find?
Its making me a little uneasy.

its back,,
boy bet they won't try that again,,

why dont they do a "one moment please,,while we change the Drum"
and play nice soothing music,,

or maybe a nice cartoon,,

reply to post by kwell


Yes, for once it was actually full before they changed it.

I just got home & saw the posts about the LA seismo. It did the same thing last night, or should I say very early this morning! Or was that the night before? Don't.....remember........everything's ..........starting........to.....blur......together!!!!!

Just like the satellite tracking sites the other night when UARS was in the news. Every site I tried was down. I wish I would have thought to look at an airline flight tracking site, just for the heck of it!!!

reply to post by kwell


Well my update,gave you 11 days extra,and amazingly enough nothing happened,as I figured,quit your BS fear mongering it makes you appear as a fool

Using new ATS upload for the first time...




What's that long signature?

reply to post by berkeleygal


Good question, do you know
what a long signature usually
indicates. I can't remember if
it was yesterday or this morning
but I saw one on the cam that
was similar to this one, just not
as long.

Originally posted by berkeleygal
Using new ATS upload for the first time...

What's that long signature?

Whatever it is it's almost 2 minutes long. I timed how long it takes for the needle to go between each segment and it's one minute in each segment.

Very weird!

Here's another



4 minutes?

Bang another so Cal one!

earthquake.usgs.gov...

Just north of me, Lake Piru area

Can anyone pipe in and tell us how common it is to have this many 3 + in So. Cal.

I seem to remember oodles of 1's and 2's.......but what do I know :

reply to post by favouriteslave

Anyone know what the signatures could
mean and why they would occur before
a 3. quake?

I tried to find some info but didn't find
anything I could understand. The
most I might have gotten out of it is
it could be a precursor (please
don't take my word for it).

reply to post by crazydaisy


Perhaps a little movement of magma

3.0 2011/09/26 18:55:35 34.520N 118.802W 20.9 17 km (10 mi) W of Castaic Lake dam, CA
3.0 2011/09/26 17:42:45 32.038N 115.221W 15.2 75 km (46 mi) SSE of Calexico, CA
3.8 2011/09/26 15:03:27 32.343N 115.251W 3.8 43 km (27 mi) SSE of Calexico, CA
3.4 2011/09/26 02:01:23 38.603N 122.389W 7.5 6 km ( 4 mi) ENE of Angwin, CA
3.2 2011/09/25 20:08:09 37.751N 122.150W 7.9 3 km ( 2 mi) N of San Leandro, CA
3.3 2011/09/25 11:23:35 34.496N 118.434W 5.1 13 km ( 8 mi) NE of Saugus, CA
3.1 2011/09/22 17:41:52 36.104N 117.587W 2.0 33 km (21 mi) ENE of Coso Junction, CA
3.8 2011/09/22 09:19:08 36.111N 117.589W 1.4 33 km (21 mi) ENE of Coso Junction, CA
3.3 2011/09/21 02:49:27 32.215N 115.447W 6.2 51 km (31 mi) S of Calexico, CA

There's been 4 today

www.data.scec.org...

and here's the latest one courtesy of google earth

reply to post by berkeleygal


Could fault movements show up like that? The VA seismo has a lot of 'caterpillars' on it at times. They seem to be too big & last too long to all be interference. No storms were around either.

Last week I posted about it, & a little while later I thought I heard the scraping sound again. Then a short time after that someone from NYC posted that their apartment building had just shook.

Just wondering out loud!