Not surprised; I’ve been watching the Pacific Rim .. and it’s been lit up like a Christmas Tree for quite some time. And, a major fault in CA (the San Andreas) has just been declared in danger of an event very soon.
And, there is a little known fault right off the Coast of Washington State, and they keep talking about it already starting to show signs of letting go too.
Like gorebull warming? We’re all gonna die!
Actually, it's like that in cycles. There are cycles of activity all over the planet, and being able to see them ALL at ONCE helps one visualize the pattern activity.
I use a program that gives you this all instantaneously. It's awesome in it's speed and options. I spent a half hour just playing with the controls when I first used it. ZOOM in/out, move to any location by spinning the planet, twisting or tilting.
It's a small program and download only takes about 2 seconds. It's FREE !!!!. Once you install it you just run it (independently of your browser).
It is the best way to see EQ activity I have found.
What is your opinion of the Hayward Fault?
I thought it was ready and rarin’ to go, for the last several years now.