ABC7 in Los Angeles has a live streaming quake cam always online.. over the past day, since the city of angels has been shaking like hell, I have been sort of attached to this live video.. I realized tonight I was watching it so much that I actually witnessed a worker cleaning the needle .. I got so excited I did a print-screen to capture my ‘exclusive.’
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ABC7 EMPLOYEE CLEANS THE QUAKECAM NEEDLE
Maybe I have to close this window..
A shallow magnitude 4.1 earthquake was reported Saturday afternoon one mile from Rowland Heights, according to the U.S. Geological Survey . The temblor occurred at 2:32 p.m. at a depth of 5.6 miles. (It was originally reported as a 4.4 magnitude.)
This is after the Friday night 5.1.. and last week’s 4.4…
Seems to be a harbinger of something else coming..
This was the largest aftershock yet.
Or perhaps the second largest ‘foreshock’ of a bigger one on the way..
I always find the synchronicity of life to be amazing. This article about an earthquake hitting Hollywood appeared just yesterday.. Today, there were reports of an earthquake swarm near L.A. There was also one yesterday.. And while it’s certainly not Southern Cal, Northern California had 55 earthquakes in just 40 minutes a few days ago..
I linked the live earthquake stream from KABC earlier this evening, East Coast time, to watch the live footage of potential swarming..
While there is no ‘impending big one’ that anyone could truly predict, time is running out for there not to be big ones—no matter what topic of disaster you think of, we’re always due to a big whatever.. Earthquakes are no different.
Something to watch..
