Quoting: Anonymous Coward 64886063 When you're talking in reference to fault systems, earthquakes and the geological structure, 100 miles is a little close.
In addition to Klamath, within close proximity to this area is Lakeview and Alturas.
My main concern is if these faults are interconnected as many geologists believe.
yes, we sit on the edge of the cascadia plate and will get covered if shasta ever pops off. I keep a pop up camper ready to roll if we get some warning.
Still curious about any local people with hot springs, anyone check their temp?
Hey, its nearly a full moon too.
I did not see any automatic data collection and solar powered satellite equipment at the hot springs we went to this last Spring.
Unless there is a grad student or USGS tech out there its going to take awhile.
I've noticed how our water changes with these events, our drinking water's shift is pretty extreme. Regardless of our crappy growing season, we have many gardeners and when I garden I check the ph of the irrigation water with a blue lab pen that also shows temp.
I would bet that there is a shift in temp of groundwater after these events.
USGS knows something about this area-
the morning after the last napa quake some usgs guy walked our road with some type of backpack with an antenna on it. they aren't talking, though- prolly just happy to be out here- though most people think they are coming for our land and water rights and are simply looking for an excuse.
