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There have been several 5.0+ Earthquakes and lesser aftershocks from Mammoth Lakes down to Searles Valley, does anyone know of any damages along 395? DG
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I didn't doubt our post. I had the impression you wanted road conditions which I linked for you.
As you can see looking at what you linked, there were several with two matching the quick search I did. I'm surprised I didn't see the big one. Large quakes in that area are of concern to me because of Mammoth. I have friends up there and I normally would have gotten a text. I asked one of my friends and his reply was "oh yea, the ground shook a little." I wasn't concerned any more.
Living in a state that has quakes all the time, the local news tends to gloss over them unless something bad happens.
Sorry to upset you.
As you can see looking at what you linked, there were several with two matching the quick search I did. I'm surprised I didn't see the big one. Large quakes in that area are of concern to me because of Mammoth. I have friends up there and I normally would have gotten a text. I asked one of my friends and his reply was "oh yea, the ground shook a little." I wasn't concerned any more.
Living in a state that has quakes all the time, the local news tends to gloss over them unless something bad happens.
Sorry to upset you.
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Morning Scott,
Thanks for the CalTrans link. You didn't upset me. I was seeking local input, as we (OB) have members in the area. When the Nevada quake happened it broke pavement.
DG
Thanks for the CalTrans link. You didn't upset me. I was seeking local input, as we (OB) have members in the area. When the Nevada quake happened it broke pavement.
DG
The one in Mexico City the other day started it. Now you guys in California are freaking me out.
I live near the New Madrid !
And you know what they say about the New Madrid. I was supposed to attend the first 'ShakeOut' on behalf of my area, but work got in the way.
Yep.
You think this Nation is divided NOW...….
I have relatives smack dab in the middle of it.
The pic below is a very conservative view. Most of the maps I saw were more like the second one.
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Depending on the Size (Richter Scale) and Duration (time) will determine how Liquification of Soils go out the Mississippi. The Navy maps are scary.
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I use this really cool app for earthquakes for several years now,. You can set specific geographic notification.
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395 near Searless Lake has been having earthquakes for several months ranging from 1.4 to 5+.
Been trying to find new Earthquake Faults
My Earthquake Alerts & Feed App - App Store
Download My Earthquake Alerts & Feed by JRustonApps B.V. on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like My Earthquake…
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395 near Searless Lake has been having earthquakes for several months ranging from 1.4 to 5+.
Been trying to find new Earthquake Faults
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I was in the eastern sierras all week and only felt one and there was zero damage that I saw to the trails I did. Kavanaugh Ridge, Horse Meadow, Walker lake, June/Mammoth, Laurel Lake, Buttermilk, Coyote flats, Alabama Hills, Moncahe Meadows.
Yup, very scary... what I learned during my first prep/training course was really scary, especially death rates and the size of the destruction zones.
I use this really cool app for earthquakes for several years now,. You can set specific geographic notification.
My Earthquake Alerts & Feed App - App Store
Download My Earthquake Alerts & Feed by JRustonApps B.V. on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like My Earthquake…
395 near Searless Lake has been having earthquakes for several months ranging from 1.4 to 5+.
Been trying to find new Earthquake Faults
Between the wife and I (mainly the wife) we have about 3 or 4 earthquake apps. Never really saw the need for then in our part of the world - Kansas - but DANG, earthquake activity is on the rise in Kansas and has been for the past many years. It's gotten so bad people are now adding earthquake coverage to their insurance policies. We've even had damage to our house, mainly ceilings.
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Hope all is ok around Lone Pine. We traveled through there in February (south from Lake Tahoe) and spent a few days at Lone Pine and Alabama Hills - great area and a fantastic museum about movie history in the area. A must see for Overlanders. ?? Maybe the Death Valley is getting lower? Also a must see area.
