Reports on ALL of the following:
ESE of Bridgeport, California
WNW of Greenville, California
NNE of Bryant, Washington
NW of West Bishop, California
ESE of Lakeview, Oregon
SE of Lakeview, Oregon
SSW of Alberto Oviedo Mota, B.C., Mexico
NW of Redding, California
WSW of Ferndale, California
SW of Hawthorne, Nevada
5/08/2015 — Dormant Supervolcano in California
shows movement below — sign of California pressure
shows movement below — sign of California pressure
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The past week of earthquakes (up to May 8, 2015) reveals tremendous seismic pressure building in the Southwest / West coast of the United States.
Above: Past 7 days of earthquakes 2.5M+ in the United States, up to May 8, 2015 115am CDT
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On top of all the other dormant volcanic activity happening globally, such as ancient volcanoes waking up in Japan after 800 years of silence, and unexpected eruptions in Chile -- we now are seeing movement begin around MULTIPLE dormant volcanoes along the West coast of the United States.
This comes on top of the news of a fresh underwater eruption occurring off the West coast of Oregon.
Most
recently, now we see earthquake movement directly at Mono Lake
Supervolcano, which is located in Central Eastern California, along the
Nevada border.
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Information on this event at Mono Lake from the USGS:
M2.6 - 43km ESE of Bridgeport, California
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If
this movement at Mono Lake, CA was on its own, then we might say it was
just "chance" or "coincidence"..... or maybe we might incorrectly think
it was just "normal" small seismic activity which one might see at a
time of global seismic unrest elsewhere.
But
if you knew about the OTHER dormant volcanoes which showed movement
this past week, then you might reconsider your definition of "normal",
and thus reconsider what we might be observing take place along the West
Coast.
9 out of the 10 past earthquakes on the West coast were DIRECTLY at volcanic locations.
Recent examples below.
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2.9M earthquake near Lassen Volcanic Center, May 7 2015:
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Information on the Lassen Volcanic Center 2.9 (3.1M revised) earthquake from the USGS:
M2.9 - 10km WNW of Greenville, California
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3.7M earthquake near Mount Baker volcano in Washington State, May 7 2015:
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Information on this 3.7M earthquake near Mount Baker from the USGS:
M3.7 - 12km NNE of Bryant, Washington
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2.6M earthquake near Mammoth Mountain Volcano / Mono Lake volcanic complex , May 7 2015:
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Information on the 2.6M earthquake near Mammoth Mountain / Mono Lake from the USGS:
M2.6 - 21km NW of West Bishop, California
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2.9M earthquake near Bitner Volcanic Butte in Northwest Nevada , May 7 2015:
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Information on this 2.9M earthquake near Bitner Butte in Nevada from the USGS:
M2.9 - 69km ESE of Lakeview, Oregon
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ANOTHER 2.9M earthquake near Bitner Volcanic Butte in Northwest Nevada , May 6 2015:
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Information on this May 6th 2.9M earthquake near Bitner Butte in Nevada from the USGS:
M2.9 - 72km SE of Lakeview, Oregon
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3.8M earthquake in Baja Mexico Gulf of California at dormant volcanic butte, May 6 2015:
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Information on this 3.8M earthquake at an unnamed dormant volcanic butte in Baja Mexico from the USGS:
M3.8 - 108km SSW of Alberto Oviedo Mota, B.C., Mexico
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3.2M earthquake near Mount Shasta + Lassen Volcanic Center, May 6 2015:
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Information on this 3.2M earthquake near Mount Shasta Volcano from the USGS :
M3.2 - 4km NW of Redding, California
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One
lone earthquake out of the last 10 earthquakes (over the past 2 days)
has struck in a NON-volcanic location, but does fall along an area which
is known to be erupting right now.
A 2.7M earthquake along the Gorda Escarpment, May 6 2015:
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Information on this 2.7M earthquake along the Gorda escarpment from the USGS:
M2.7 - 45km WSW of Ferndale, California
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Hawthorne Lake Nevada:
Hawthorne Lake, NV dormant volcano 3.5M earthquake seen in this video here -- from May 3, 2015:
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Information on the Hawthorne Lake, Nevada 3.5M earthquake from the USGS:
M3.5 - 12km SW of Hawthorne, Nevada
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