I believe in the next <90 days, Mount Fuji will blow...

SUPERMOON!!! my students are gonna be crazy this week.

 

There was a 6.4 quake in Shizuoka on land. This is right around Mt. Fuji. Ammo may be right. More armageddon to come

 

I hope it doesn't. This whole episode is terrible. How much more can they take!

 

Three rather large earthquakes have occurred at both ends and the NorthWest corner of the "ring of fire" in the pacific.



The west coast of North America is next IMHO.

The Pacific Ring of Fire is certainly acting up here's some more from a blogger that gather some stories about other events after the Japan quake . . .

 

We are long overdue for a major shaker up here. The last BIG one of course was in 1964 (look familiar, or?). The geologist figure the next one will unfortunately happen much closer to the population center.

We have had a lot of unrest from the volcanoes near by as well. Fun place to live!

 

It sure is nice living in Massachusetts. No volcanoes, earthquakes (except for a MAG4 every 20 years or so), tsunamis, forest fires. Even hurricanes are pretty much worn out when they get here. I don't know how you people on the west coast do it. My brother moved out there (Santa Barbara). After fires, floodwaters coming down from the Sierras, and finally Northridge, he came home to this big inert block of granite. And lucky me happened to be on Maui for last year's tsunami warning. I'm just gonna stay home from now on.

 

I'd like a sailboat to call home. No earthquakes, volcanos, fires, angry mobs of looters...as long as the pointy end is facing the right direction when the tsunamis roll by, I should be fine.

 

Don't forget about sea bird crap.

Yellowstone will probably uncork soon and erase us all.

 

it's perfect here. but from november to april, it's a FROZEN block of granite. july and august humididity is unbearable and most springs and falls last about 2 weeks.

 

Except sorry but you don't have California girls. I'll suffer thru the consequences for that

 

Good point. I thought I'd have to come ashore every few weeks for provisions anyway.

 

I don't think you have to worry. In the open ocean they are only a couple of feet high and since they are traveling 500 mph by the time you see one it's already gone past you.

 

It's been said that if one is going to make predictions its best to make them often

 

I'm 90 feet above sea level, about 1/2 mile from a bay off the Long Island Sound and 20 miles from the Atlantic. I'm thinking I'd be better off sitting it out than jumping on the road north with several million Prius haters.