California Earthquake

Strong Earthquakes Hit San Francisco And Mount St. Helens And Experts Warn They May Be Foreshocks For ‘Something Larger’

46 Earthquakes Have Shaken California Over The Past 24 Hours

There Have Been 698 Earthquakes In California Within The Past 30 Days

134 Earthquakes Strike The San Andreas Fault As The Shaking Of The Earth’s Crust Intensifies

California Residents On Edge After A Swarm Of 10 Earthquakes Hits Near The San Andreas Fault

Alaska Hit By 45 Significant Earthquakes Within 24 Hours As The West Coast Wonders If ‘The Big One’ Is Imminent

Scientists Warn That The Coming California Megaquake Could Plunge Large Portions Of The State Into The Ocean

Enormous Earthquakes Hit Both Sides Of The Pacific And Experts Warn The San Andreas Could ‘Unzip All At Once’

Meanwhile, California Fault Lines And The Area Around Yellowstone Are Shaking Like Crazy

June 7: FEMA Will Hold A Drill To Prepare For A 9.0 Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake And Tsunami

Coming Soon? This Is What Would Happen If A 9.0 Earthquake Hit The Cascadia Subduction Zone…

Parts Of California Are Actually Falling Into The Ocean

Geologist: West LA Fault Line Might Slice All the Way Down to the Earth’s Mantle

Earthquake Forecast: 4 California Faults Are Ready to Rupture

With several faults slicing through the San Francisco Bay Area, forecasting the next deadly earthquake becomes a question of when and where, not if. Now researchers propose that four faults have built up enough seismic strain (stored energy) to unleash destructive earthquakes, according to a study published today (Oct. 13) in the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America.

The California Earthquake Is Just A Preview Of What Is Coming

If you thought that the earthquake that struck northern California on Sunday was something, just wait until you see what is coming in the years ahead. As you will read about below, we live at a time when earthquake activity is dramatically increasing. This is especially true of the “Ring of Fire” which runs roughly along the outer perimeter of the Pacific Ocean.