LA vulnerability to threat
Posted: Tue Aug 13, 2024 10:04 am
Just looking ahead... The LA region has had three moderate and noticeable earthquakes in recent weeks, the last one right in the midst of the strongest fault line for the whole area. Is the risk heightened?
California always has Capsolars that could be interchangeably indicative of fires and earthquakes (and, for that matter, floods and landslides). This year's Capsolar has been unusually indicative and, conswquently, we've had more of the "making people nervous" sort of quakes.
But looking ahead (past the 9/24-9/3 vulnerability that is more the whole world than LA specifically), the Libsolar is especially bad for the area. I've identified a peak that might be noteworthy: Look at the Capsolar, Libsolar, CapQ, and CanQ for November 13-14, 2024.
This is also interesting - contemplating the maybe of a serious disaster - as one interpretation of the U.S. Caplunar November 7.
Not saying it's going to happen... Just saying the highest risk seems to concentrate there.
California always has Capsolars that could be interchangeably indicative of fires and earthquakes (and, for that matter, floods and landslides). This year's Capsolar has been unusually indicative and, conswquently, we've had more of the "making people nervous" sort of quakes.
But looking ahead (past the 9/24-9/3 vulnerability that is more the whole world than LA specifically), the Libsolar is especially bad for the area. I've identified a peak that might be noteworthy: Look at the Capsolar, Libsolar, CapQ, and CanQ for November 13-14, 2024.
This is also interesting - contemplating the maybe of a serious disaster - as one interpretation of the U.S. Caplunar November 7.
Not saying it's going to happen... Just saying the highest risk seems to concentrate there.
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