36 Hour Earthquake Warning for the Los Angeles Basin & Salton Sea. 7.7 Earthquake Likely

I follow that site, but he is wrong more often than not. He 'guaranteed' a large quake hit the Salton sea area last week and nothing happened.
If nothing happens with this prediction, he'll just repeat again in a few weeks.

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OP can you give us some discription on how this site calculates what ever data to come upon its findings ?

Sounds as tho they may be handicaping the same way you would for a horse race.


I'm also right here in So. Cal. Apple Valley. I thought I felt a jolt yesterday and I never figured out what it was so.
I've got some interest in this.

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Between now and end of Sept and early Oct, the most you'll see for the California region is a 3.0 to a 5.7 max.

I'd be more inclined to pay attention to the following areas over the coming week: Indonesia/PNG regions, Japan, Greece, Chile, Fiji/Tonga, China/Tibet region (and maybe up to a 6.0 to 6.5 for NZ).

Selling Survival Supplies ... through fear.

If it happens though, I'll bookmark the page, log into PayPal, and buy 2 of each.

I know, I know.... anti-predictions are easy, but I'm ready with my credit card to make it fair.

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Tell you what ? $50 on my casino account we'll call it even.

I agree with the people above. These are old charts that were saying there was going to be an earthquake in Cali on the 188 day mark or whatnot. I think it was supposed to be on the 13th or 15 of Sept that these charts were used. They are really pretty charts.

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yes I've noticed he has been screaming threats for the past couple months, that's how long I've been following him, and looking back through his tweets he has been screaming his warnings for longer than that

Eventually he'll be right, but I don't know if that's out of coincidence or an actual prediction! Think is more than likely to be out of coincidence tho.

I haven't found one of his "prediction" to be true or to have happened, so I guess I answered my own question.

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it looks like he got ahold of my grade 8's maps he coloured for geography!!!

reply to post by WhoDat09


This is good to know for future reference, I admit, I too was captivated by the pretty Color by Number Children Maps

reply to post by randyvs


Here are his methods apparently:

I am not associated with the USGS.
I do not work with the USGS.


Quakeprediction.com The main method we use to make our earthquake forecasts is based on thermal temperature changes caused by kinetic frictional heating of the tectonic plates.

Here are a few other methods we have tried listed below;
Moon phases
Animal behaviour
Human behaviour
Micro earthquakes
Seismic gaps
Thermal temperature changes
Satellite earthquake clouds
ULF or Ultra Low Frequency sounds
Water temperature changes

LINK

The charts look like the ones I did in geology, having to colour in the different ages of rock strata!!
IRIS seismic monitor (if that's credible enough) only shows a 4.0 on the 13th september and a 4.2 on the 14th september, however the California Nevada Fault map shows a total of 416 earthquakes in the last week and 2 in the last hour.
www.iris.edu...
earthquake.usgs.gov...

Bad news if it does happen but it would be truly impressive to understand how this conclusion was reached
Glass of gin, cigarette time

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Huh Thank you OP SnF.

Seems like they're a work in progress and just might be honing their skills. I'll book mark.

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I can't believe that he includes human behavior on his list. I can see the animal behavior, I recall this has been an indicator in the past but humans? I personally believe humans are to "living in the now". Interesting.

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Thanks for that link , interesting reading and a lot of variables to pull together

reply to post by AuntB

Got to agree with you. People have become perhaps desensitised to the natural environment as we have very little to fear, except each other and the dangers that the physical/natural environment poses. So, is it plausible to look to our furry/feathered friends to warn us of impending doom, learn from them or perhaps relearn a skill that has long been forgotten?

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I wonder why in the link you posted the date at the bottom of the page is tomorrow's and the time is three hours from now. Is the site in the UK?

The maps seem to be projected, but done in hand and marker?
Source for your data is www.quakeprediction.com... but, you would think GIS software would be more accurate than hand drawn maps. I believe, hand drawn maps are subjective and can skew data.

~Morpheus

When did this come about ? There is just so much doom going on at once I can't keep up.......ugh!

even the science channel is getting into the act

watching Curiosity (recorded) last night and Samuel L Jackson tells me its more likely California will get hit with a biblical superstorm called an Arkstorm that dumps insane amounts of rain for a month or more - something like a 10% chance in the next 50 years


it went on to list an asteroid impact, a massive tsunami wiping out the east coast, an EQ in the midwest, and yellowstone erupting

the odds were kind of weird at that point.... they were talking about chances being "1 in 20 in our childrens lifetimes" - 1 in 20 what? I don't know


the only thing that annoys me really, is I've been hearing this since I was in elementary school about my lifetime - and my life is almost over

get on with it

Unless Frankie reports it, I'm not convinced it will happen and he cancelled the last one.