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relayerbob

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5. Yes, was there, not far from San Andreas

Reply to Auggie (Reply #3)

Thu Sep 15, 2022, 03:11 PM

Sep 2022

Rocked enough for my taste, but I would consider "the big one" to be at least mid 7s, at least, and often 8s are used in that context. 50-100x as powerful, or more.

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Santa Rosa earthquake: This little-known fault could soon produce the Big One [View all] Auggie Sep 2022 OP

6.7 isn't "the big one" relayerbob Sep 2022 #1

6.7 or larger, according to the link. 6.9 would equal Loma Prieta. Auggie Sep 2022 #3

Yes, was there, not far from San Andreas relayerbob Sep 2022 #5

We felt it... BittyJenkins Sep 2022 #2

My daughter and I were having dinner when we felt the first one. She immediately grabbed my alwaysinasnit Sep 2022 #4