ALERT Magnitude: 7.7 West Coast of Canada, page 8

reply to post by MonkeyFishFrog

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I think they had thirty minutes

reply to post by Renegade2283

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Hard to say, but aftershocks tend to be a good sign.

reply to post by Renegade2283

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With the way the aftershocks are migrating I would not be surprised at all to see another aftershock, or even another seperate large event within 1.0 mag point from the original

Lets just hope they quit migrating south!!

reply to post by ZeroReady

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Best of luck for you. We don`t have a concrete warning here in Japan yet.

reply to post by violet

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Depending on where you are located, you could be making the last mistake of your life.

FIND OUT!!

Originally posted by kdog1982
Someone mentioned Hawaii?

Check this out.

www.ndbc.noaa.gov...

Ya CNN reporting has a Tsunami warning for Hawaii
ok
one more after shock 4.1

The way these aftershocks were moving away from the epi, and now have moved back to the actual subduction fault, makes me very uneasy!

earthquake.usgs.gov...

reply to post by hououinkyouma

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What part of N Cali. Iv'e got a sister their but she's around the Sac area but close to the river.

reply to post by prophetboy12

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I doubt the delta will be affected. I would be worried about the coast.

www.latimes.com...
"The first wave was expected to Craig about 9:10 p.m. local time, but it wasn't expected to be large, about 1-foot.

'That's the predicted arrival time for the first wave, which typically is not the largest but nevertheless we don't expect the maximum wave height to be large,' said Bill Knight at the West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center.

He said any forecast that includes waves of 1-foot to 3 1/2-feet qualifies for an advisory threat level, which does not mean a full-fledged evacuation.

'It does mean pulling back from harbors, marinas, getting off the beach,' Knight said. "

Unless I am missing something, some of you seem to be blowing this out of proportion(as usual). I am pretty sure no ones life is in danger. Thanks for the heads up though.

reply to post by passit

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No, the mainland will probably not see any wave action but the Queen Charlotte fault is connected to the Cascadia subduction zone.

reply to post by Renegade2283

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Its rare, but it does happen. Before the massive Japan quake there was a single 7.2... then the 9.0...

reply to post by MonkeyFishFrog

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Is it possible that the pressures being created by Sandy on the other side of the continent could affect the faults?

just got a picture of several slides taking place disguising the tsunamis.

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