Saturday, June 20, 2020

Outlook for Southern California - 6/20/20

It has been slowly showing signs of more activity, but then becoming extremely quiet for several hours at a time over the last several days. However, they[micro quakes - mag. 1s and lower 2s] became more frequent today. However, it was not very impressive. I will not be surprised if it even continues like this well into the week. There is due to be more magnitude 4+ in this region any day now. It could happen later tonight, tomorrow, or perhaps later next week. The longer it remains like this, the more activity we'll be experiencing later.
More magnitude 3+ aftershocks may continue to occur in the Searles Valley area this week and/or next week. 
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