To: GiovannaNicoletta
Beats having the fault cut loose all at once. They should be thankful.
Wonder if it's part of the big New Madrid fault . . . the last time that one went the Mississippi ran backwards for 2 days.
5 posted on
12/24/2010 1:24:46 PM PST by
AnAmericanMother
(Ministrix of ye Chasse, TTGC Ladies' Auxiliary (recess appointment))
To: AnAmericanMother
Global Warming. We better send money to the UN fast or Arkansas may no longer exist in err.... 9, yes 9 years.
6 posted on
12/24/2010 1:32:09 PM PST by
EQAndyBuzz
(Remember March 23, 1775. Remember March 23, 2010)
To: AnAmericanMother; Dallas59
I've been reading that in some cases the smaller quakes do not necessarily preclude larger quakes but may concentrate stress in a fault which is connected but not moving.
To: AnAmericanMother
“Wonder if it’s part of the big New Madrid fault...”
I was wondering if the fault wasn’t connected to Arkansas as well.
I lived within 100 miles of the New Madrid fault as a kid...had tremors all the time. Even one quake around ‘68 that brought down half of the court house.
To: AnAmericanMother
“Wonder if it’s part of the big New Madrid fault”
The New Madrid fault included(es) Northeast Arkansas.
23 posted on
12/25/2010 7:34:38 AM PST by
RoadTest
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