Update: December 1, 2020

 The activity levels around the world may not look super heated right now, but there were a couple of magnitude 6+ events that occurred yesterday. I was at work then. They each happened 25 seconds apart. There was a magnitude 6.4 in the Strait of Tartar near the Eastern Coast of Russia and a magnitude 6.3 in Jujuy, Argentina. There have been no news reports of said quakes causing damage or injuries in either places. There is still an extremely high potential for more strong earthquakes in the world any time or day now. There is also a chance a magnitude 7 or greater could occur somewhere out there this week, possibly today. At the same time, it could end up becoming relatively quiet again. The regions that could be the next potential candidates for the next significant events would include: Central Asia(Kyrgyzstan, Western China, the Hindu Kush region or Myanmar or Northern India), Indonesia(Sumatra, Halmahera, Sulawesi, or the Banda Sea region), East Timor, Philippines(Mindanao or Luzon), Papua New Guinea, Northern Mariana Islands, Tonga, Vanuatu, Kermadec Islands region, Japan(Hokkaido or Honshu), Kuril Islands region, Aleutian Islands, Central America, Peru, Chile, or Argentina.. More activity is heating up once more in Southern California. There is again still due to be magnitude 4+ here anytime or day now. There may also be more activity heating up again in the Ridgecrest area and possibly parts of Central and/or Northern California.

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