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so where would you sugest a safe place be ? if this Cascadia happens
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Originally posted by LightningStrikesHere
so is CA coast safe ?
That depends on who you talk to, when speaking for the near future.
Anyway, the minute this quake happened, I checked for potential triggering at our big volcanic beasts, YS and LV. No action, so it appears that all is well for now.
But I do know this much: if Cascadia goes and all hell breaks loose on the west coast, NO ONE will be able to say they didn't know it was coming. Cascadia has been warning us for years with big quakes up and down its length, and combined with all the other evidence, the time is ripe.
Yeah the west coast is safe...hahaedit on Sat Jan 5th 2013 by TrueAmerican because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by LightningStrikesHere
so where would you sugest a safe place be ? if this Cascadia happens
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Originally posted by LightningStrikesHere
so where would you sugest a safe place be ? if this Cascadia happens
Oh let's see...an airplane, helicopter, maybe at westcoast's house (cause I am sure her familly understands the concept of duck and cover by now ), or put more simply, anywhere that is not THERE.
Originally posted by Frankenchrist
And it will effect ........
Nobody.
Originally posted by cody599
All the ATS'ers in the region hang on to your tin foil hats !
Good luck and our thoughts are with you.
If you're not to busy you could give us first hand accounts, just remember women, kids ........then ATS
he Alaskan earthquake that is outstanding in the memory of most occurred in the Anchorage area on March 27, 1964 (March 28, 1964 UTC). The magnitude 8.5 [recalculated to 9.2] shock devastated downtown Anchorage and left homes twisted and broken in the residential section of Turnagain. A tsunami virtually destroyed many of Alaska's coastal towns and spread death and destruction along the west coast of the United States, Hawaii, and Canada.
This great earthquake and ensuing tsunami took 128 lives (tsunami 113, earthquake 15), and caused about $311 million in property loss. Earthquake effects were heavy in many towns, including Anchorage, Chitina, Glennallen, Homer, Hope, Kasilof, Kenai, Kodiak, Moose Pass, Portage, Seldovia, Seward, Sterling, Valdez, Wasilla, and Whittier.