Due to being sidelined with a flu type bug, which has left me feeling really 'off' 'radar' wise, I am not going to do a complete new list for this week. But...the last two posts will be the ones to refer to for the rest of this week.
My feelings about Alaska were accurate, unfortunately. I kept getting drawn to the exact location which has been experiencing rather large and consistent movements (quake and aftershocks). This movement may translate (radiate) to the regions near the Gulf - such as the nearby islands and maybe the mainland.
There has, sadly, been loss of life with some of the larger quakes which have occurred in the last week. My sympathies to those communities.
Also;
We may see some of the inland U.S. states popping up with some M2+(+'s).
On the African continent, the northern coastlines regions may experience some movement of M2+(+?) nature.
Offshore Vancouver, Canada (region) may feel an M3+(?).
S/W of Eureka (U.S) offshore maybe an M3+(+?).
Maybe west of Portland (Oregon) offshore an M3+(+?)
Maybe west of San Diego offshore, an M3+(+?)
Being drawn to Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia regions - M2++(?) - curving up through to Virginia.
Myanmar has not settled. More M3++?'s may occur
Maybe S/E of Bali, at sea, an M3+(+?)
Maybe west of the Chile/Peru border, offhore, an M3+(?)
Maybe W/S/W of the Sth Island of New Zealand, at sea, an M3+(+?). Wellington region? M3(+?)
Maybe west of Vanuatu/south of the Solomons, at sea, an M3+(?)
Maybe south of Pakistan/west of India, at sea/offshore, an M3+(+?)
Between Japan and Kamchatka, M3+(+?'s)
Britain experienced an M2+, as I felt it might. I was speculating a region with an "L" in the name. Very vague, I know, but the English Channel has had what the British Geological Survey has described as explosions.....? This may continue.
I will add more when I can get my little old brain working properly ;)
Anyway, peace and safety to all.
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