LA has experienced a 3.2 and a 5.1 mag quake since March 8th, and over the weekend there was a 4.8 in Yellowstone. That's the largest tremblor there since the early 80s.
Do you think this is business as usual for Southern California, and therefore no big deal? Or do you think this could be a lead up to a major quake in the area?
What about Yellowstone? A major earthquake there could set off a volcanic eruption that would make Mount St. Helens look like a kid's science project.
Do you think this is business as usual for Southern California, and therefore no big deal? Or do you think this could be a lead up to a major quake in the area?
What about Yellowstone? A major earthquake there could set off a volcanic eruption that would make Mount St. Helens look like a kid's science project.