Thursday, March 31, 2022

Update: 3/31/22


The earthquake near New Caledonia yesterday was finally upgraded to a magnitude 7.0. I had a feeling that would happen. It triggered tsunami warnings for some Pacific Islands, but was later canceled. It struck at 4:44 p.m. local time. So far, I still have not heard of any significant damage or injuries. There may still be an ongoing threat for more strong earthquake activity in the world this week. Other regions to watch may include: Indonesia(Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi), Ryukyu Islands region, Japan proper, Central America, potentially Central Asia.. Meanwhile some more seismic activity has occurred again across parts of the United States including Nevada and Eastern New Mexico. Some more seismic activity is also warming up in Southern California this morning. The Central and Eastern U.S. has also been having some more seismic activity lately.

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Wednesday, March 30, 2022

Report: 3/30/22

 


A magnitude 6.9 has struck the New Caledonia region just a couple of hours ago. It was initially reported as a magnitude 6.7, but was upgraded to magnitude 6.9. The quake struck at a depth of just over 6 miles(about 10 km) near Tadine, New Caledonia. However, there was no tsunami warning. No damage or injuries were immediately reported. It still may be active out there. There still could be more significant activity on the rise in the world any time or day now.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2022

New EQ Watch: 3/29-4/3/22


I know this is somewhat soon, but there may be another strong earthquake or two taking place in the world anytime or day now again. It may be a brief spurt this time and might not drag on like the last one. So far, it is showing signs of becoming active somewhere out there. Yesterday was a very quiet day. I canceled that watch I posted a few days ago. There were more earthquakes occurring with the biggest being mag. 5.7, but it was over after that. Now, it jumped back up. Regions to watch may include: Philippines(Luzon), Japan(Hokkaido or Northern Honshu), Indonesia(Sumatra, Kepulauan Mentawai, Java, Sulawesi, Banda Sea region), Central America(Mexico), Taiwan, Ryukyu Islands, Vanuatu, Tonga, Kermadec Islands region..

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Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Update: 3/23-24/22

It is still very active out there. There have been some more notable earthquakes in the world over the past 24 hours , including a magnitude 6.0 in the Vanuatu region. The last report from the earthquake in Taiwan was that a bridge collapsed and there was one reported injury. It feels like it is not wrapping up out there yet. There is even the possibility of an even bigger earthquake than the one in Japan last week. It could be any day now or 2-3 weeks from now. At the same time, it could end up becoming calm in the world again by tomorrow. However, it is still hot out there so far. Regions to watch may include: the Ryukyu Islands region, Indonesia, Tonga, Kermadec Islands, Chile, Argentina, Philippines, Indonesia.. Taiwan could potentially have more going on. A much stronger earthquake in that region anytime or day now cannot be ruled out. There may also still be more earthquake activity going on in Japan. There have also been some more signs of activity across the Central United States. There has also been more noticeable earthquake activity in Alaska today.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Report: 3/22/22

 


A magnitude 6.6 earthquake has struck Taiwan. The US Geological Survey said that the earthquake's epicenter was located 5 miles(8 km) off the coast near the southeastern city of Taitung. The quake shook buildings in the capital of Taipei which is at the far north of the island. The island's weather bureau said that there have been no immediate reports of damage. No tsunami warning has been issued.

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Monday, March 21, 2022

Report: 3/21/22

 


I apologize that I did not post this sooner, but I have been somewhat busy over the weekend. A magnitude 6.3 struck the Fiji region on Saturday. There were also a couple of earthquakes in the world in the upper magnitude 5 range over the last day. The magnitude 7.3 earthquake that killed 4 in Japan also resulted in the suspension of operations of Toyota and semiconductor suppliers. This was from a few days ago, but it was said that this could last up to 3 weeks. There may not be anymore serious earthquake activity going on in the world for now. It could also change and start back up at some time today, but at the same time, there may not be much else going on worldwide this week.

Friday, March 18, 2022

Watch Extended: 3/18-23/22


There may have already been a mag. 7+ this week, but it may not be over yet. It feels like there still may be more to come, so I'm going to have to extend this watch several more days out. Something even larger somewhere is possible, but there also may not be that much more going on. Japan may not be out of the woods yet. However, there are other regions that may be candidates for the next significant earthquake. Other potentially heated regions may include: Central Asia, Taiwan, the Kamchatka Peninsula or Kuril Islands region, Peru, Chile, Tonga, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea.. There may also be more activity going on in Alaska. Even though there has not been much going on there lately, there could potentially be something going on in the Pacific Northwest Coast region soon. There could possibly be more going on in the Central and Eastern U.S. this coming week or any day now. There has been more activity than usual lately. It can always change. It still may be hot out there, but it can also dip back down to normal again where there is no more significant EQ activity going on in the world. Always remember to drop, cover, and hold on. Do not try to run out of the house or building you are in during an earthquake. You would more likely to be injured by doing so.

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Report: 7.2.23

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