for M 6.0 offshore of

right-lateral strike-slip earthquake mechanism
along the Blanco transform fault, plate boundary between the Pacific and Juan de Fuca plates

tectonic background in '19 report earthjay.com/?p=8935

for M 4.4 in

right-lateral (?) strike-slip fault earthquake sequence
in region of 1991 Honeydew Earthquake

report here: earthjay.com/?p=12091

for M4.4 in

right-lateral strike-slip earthquake
associated with 1991 Honeydew earthquake (?)
interpretive poster
report forthcoming

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

more in 2021 report: earthjay.com/?p=10125

upon a night of reflection (getting over a cold so not thinking clearly) and the relocations, these appear to NOT be on the Mendocino fault. but probably along a north-south oriented right-lateral strike-slip fault in the North America plate.

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for M 4.4 near

5 earthquakes M 3.6, 4.1, 4.4, 4.1, 2.6
right-lateral strike-slip earthquake mechanism
likely along subducted Mendocino fault beneath North America

tectonic background in '21 report earthjay.com/?p=10125

for M4.7 near southern

left-lateral (?) strike-slip earthquake mechanism
widely felt with reported shaking intensity MMI 5 (so far)

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

tectonic background in 2018 report earthjay.com/?p=7311

for M7.0 offshore of

@USGS_Quakes models show chance for triggered landslides and induced liquefaction
comparison between modeled shaking intensity and observations of intensity

report here:
earthjay.com/?p=12053

for the M7.1 and offshore of

compressional earthquake mechanism
interface earthquake along the megathrust subduction zone fault
generated local tsunami
Japan issued megaquake advisory

read report here earthjay.com/?p=12016

for M 7.1 offshore of

megathrust subduction zone earthquake

generated local up to about 40 cm in amplitude

these are three tide gage plots

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

for M 5.2 south of

reverse/thrust mechanism (compressional earthquake)
high acceleration (31% g recorded ~8km to the south of the epicenter)

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

tectonic setting in 2016 report earthjay.com/?p=3758

for the 11 July '23 M 7.1 and 2 August '24 M 6.8 and

M 7.1: extensional (normal) mechanism, deep, intraplate (slab)
M 6.8: compressional (reverse) mechanism, not deep, interface or intraplate (crustal)

report here:earthjay.com/?p=11987

for M 6.8 offshore of

reverse mechanism (compressional) related to the subduction zone (convergent plate boundary)

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

read more in report from the mainshock: earthjay.com/?p=11611

Earlier today, a M6.8 earthquake struck the Philippines, just offshore Mindanao. This represents the 2nd largest aftershock of a M7.6 last December.

Delayed large aftershocks like this are not common, but they are always possible.

Read more on our blog: earthquakeinsights.substack.co

for M6.8 in the

mechanism & depth suggest to be on megathrust subduction zone (?)

@USGS_Quakes

model suggests chance for

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

in region of M 7.6 in December '23: earthjay.com/?p=11611

for M6.8 in the

mechanism & depth suggest to be on megathrust subduction zone (?)
possible local (?)

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

in region of M 7.6 in December '23: earthjay.com/?p=11611

for M 4.9 near southern

Upon further reflection, appears to be left-lateral earthquake sequence
possibly related to the Manix fault (?)

report here: earthjay.com/?p=11968

for the M 4.9 east of southern

looks like a right-lateral strike-slip earthquake mechanism (near the Calico fault)

earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

learn about the tectonics of southern California in '20 report earthjay.com/?p=9580

for M7.4 en y

intermediate depth
normal (extensional) mechanism
within subducted Nazca plate (slab event)

report: earthjay.com/?p=11955

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