The West coast of the US is waking up!
Within the past 24 hours, three faint to strong rare earthquakes have shaken the US West coast.
First, a 4.1M earthquake struck near Salton Sea butte Volcanoes, Southern California. Keep in mind that this 4.1M earthquake struck at a location where “professionals” are concerned about a potential eruption.
Then a rare magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck South Central Utah near the dormant Markagunt volcanic plateau in Oregon.
Both events probably led to the larger 5.8M earthquake, 5.5M tremors and 4.2M quake off the coast of Oregon, which occurred very close to the newly erupting undersea volcano along the Axial Seamount.
And don’t forget the 8.5M earthquake in Japan on May 30 3015!
Seeing noteworthy earthquakes striking near active or dormant volcanoes is a sign of the greater global seismic unrest currently underway.
There is certainly a temporary increase in activity taking place! Get prepared!
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WOW!!!! You people should REALLY proofread your articles before printing them….or are you really predicting an earthquake in Japan 1000 years from now?
For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, And great earthquakes in divers places, and there shall be famines and troubles: these are the beginings of sorrows