100 METER drop in water level? I can't have read that right.

That's impossible.. isn't it?

which buoy? for example,
Station 46409 (LLNR 984.5) - 240 NM Southeast of Kodiak, AK
does not show such variation in water column height.
interesting, though, and usgs quake has been down a lot in the last two days.

It sounds to me like this 100-meter drop is a drop in the sea BED level, not the WATER level. There's now 100 more meters of water between the buoy and the ocean floor; if the sea bed didn't fall 100 meters, that'd mean the water ROSE 100 meters, and since sea levels are the same globally, everything less than that high above sea level would now be drowned the world over. A 100-meter drop in the sea bed would also trigger a tsunami unless it was a very small area that fell.

But which buoy was it?

What the link to glp provides, is evidence that this probably happens from time to time. We're still breathing, for now

Something is effecting the earth quakes right now.
I don't pretend to know what the factor is but the moon sure is full tonight and the anticipation of a major event is high as well and will remain throughout the years end.

Mate, if you truly watch this stuff online, you would know that this happens regularly and this site is full of Henny Penny's crowing over every event they think means anything more than whats happened for thousands of years.

We even had some plonker on here last year speculating because four quakes appeared to be in a line along a man made geographical parallel.

It's nothing unusual - go back to bed.

It becomes more and more frequent until solar peak...