The last NERVS update was accurate, with a 5.4 quake occurring in Southern California within the date and magnitude range.
Earlier today, a 5.2 quake occurred in the Sunda Strait, which many of you know is of special interest, since quakes there tend to be followed by a large quake (7.0 or greater) within a short period of time (typically 10 days or fewer). Sunda Strait quakes are also almost always followed by a 4.5 or greater California quake as well. So that quake, along with quakes in Albania, Chile and the Western Indian-Antarctic Ridge, yield the following NERVS update:
4.5 or greater magnitude in next 10 days:
- Primary vector: Oregon, Northern California, Central California, Southern California (including Baja and the Gulf of California), Utah
- Secondary vector: Taiwan, Mongolia, Myanmar, Alaska
- Also possible: Lake Tanganyika Region (Africa), Norway/Sweden
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For those new to the list, NERVS stands for:
Numerical (or "non-scientific")
Earthquake
Risk
Vector
System
...and is based on prior California quakes being preceded by similar patterns of quakes in other areas.
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Nate
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