Heads up southern California.  There have been 25 earthquakes today in the Brawley, Westmorland, Seeley area of Southern California.  They have ranged from M2.0 to M5.4.  Get your supplies in order it may be headed your way.  Sign up for this blog and you will receive updates for preparedness on all types of natural disasters.  Those who fail to prepare are prepared to fail (Benjamin Franklin)  Be safe everyone.

8-8-2012 M4.9 Yachats Oregon

Remember... earthquakes "talk" to each other, pressure buildup in one spot puts pressure on other adjoinng fault lines.

8-8-2012  M4.9 West of Yachats, Oregon.

Earthquake activity update - 8/8/2012


M4.4 2km NNE of Yorba Linda, California

M5.6 ESE of Kings Cove, Alaska

7/21/2012 Update M5.3 near Petrolia, CA offshore

UPDATED: M5.3 06:04 7/21 40.4N 125.2W 81 km W of Petrolia, CA OFFSHORE NORTHERN 
CALIFORNIA Z=0km NC 71819471 2c15d 

Danger of Heat Information

June 23, M5.1 WSW of Adak, Alaska

Andreanof Islands, Alaska

June 22, M5.0 SSE of Old Harbor, Alaska

Kodiak Island Region

6-19-2012 M5.1 W of Bandon, Oregon, Off Coast of Oregon

PRELIM: M5.1 13:40 6/19 43.4N 127.3W 239 km W of Bandon, OR OFF COAST OF OREGON
Z=13km US b000ajhp 2c15d

May 17, M4.3 Timpson, Texas

6 km east of Timpson Texas

Great Information from Cal Tech, Pasadena, CA

M4.5, Kodiak Island, Alaska

M4.5 Sleepy Hollow, Wyoming

M5.9 WNW Mendocino, CA 4-11-2012

M5.9 WNW Bandon Oregon 4-11-2012

M7.0 Mexico

Earthquake in Oklahoma

Article and Video from Southeast Missouri State University New Madrid, referring to my May 10 presentation

March 21, M4.2 6km WSW of Anchorage, Alaska

March 20, M7.6 Ometepec, Guerrero, Mexico

Earthquake Insight Field Trip - April 10, 2012

Press Release February 14, 2012 For more information, please contact: Phyllis Steckel; 636-239-4013 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 636-239-4013 end_of_the_skype_highlighting; psteckel@charter.net Earthquake Insight Field Trip Planned for April 10 Eighth annual will visit the heart of the New Madrid Seismic Zone On Tuesday, April 10, the US Geological Survey will host the eighth annual Earthquake Insight Field Trip. This one-day outreach event will start and end in Memphis, Tenn. Field trip participants will learn about the earthquake history of the central US and current exposures to earthquake hazards in this area. It is especially for non-scientists, such as emergency planners, business leaders, elected officials, media, finance and equity professionals, risk managers, portfolio managers, lenders, and business continuity planners. The field trip will be led by geoscientists, engineers, and emergency planners who are active in current research and practice. Please help get the word out: there is no budget for formal advertising. Feel free to forward this invitation to peers; co-workers; and industry, professional, and community groups whose members may benefit. The field-trip route will include earthquake-related sites in northeast Arkansas, southeast Missouri, and western Tennessee. There will also be discussion of several industries that have concentrated exposure to earthquake risk in the central US. Much of the value of past Earthquake Insight Field Trips was from the candid, one-on-one discussions between earthquake professionals and field-trip participants, who have mostly been from private-sector leadership. Past participants have represented State Farm Companies, Pfizer, FM Global, the Missouri State Senate, Wal-Mart, Chubb, AON, AG Edwards (now Wells Fargo Advisors), ABC/Disney, General Reinsurance, Time-Warner, Dillard’s, Odyssey Re, The Republic Group, ANPAC, Shelter Insurance, Edward Jones, St. Paul/Travelers, Enbridge, Swiss Re, and many others. For more information about the 2012 Earthquake Insight Field Trip, please visit http://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/ceus/urban_map/st_louis/EIFT_2012.php To register, please contact Phyllis Steckel at psteckel@charter.net or 636-239-4013 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 636-239-4013 end_of_the_skype_highlighting as soon as possible. Due to logistical constraints, the group is strictly limited to 30 participants. Registration cost for the field trip is $95. This year, the Earthquake Insight Field Trip is a shoulder event to the 2012 National Earthquake Conference (NEC) and the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI). However, field-trip participants are not required to attend either of these events. The final report of the first Earthquake Insight Field Trip, which was in 2005, is posted at http://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/external/reports/05HQGR0014.pdf. The route and content of each Earthquake Insight Field Trip since then has been unique.