[Equine1952]

The caldera in Yellowstone blows. Goodbye covid-19. The shit gets deeper.

[Vendome]

2.7 is not an earthquake...

Go back to bed...

[Maudeen]

Could be an example of the “divers places” thing. . . .

(Luke 21:11)And great earthquakes shall be in divers places, and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs shall there be from heaven.

[djf]

There appears to be a cluster of EQs in western Nevada or North Cali if you like in the Mono lake area.
For those not in the know, this caldera rivals Yellowstone in it’s ferocity.

[DesertRhino]

Well, maybe Butch and Sundance blew up another train. The other one was in that general area.

[Kenny Bania]

Didn’t feel a thing in Michigan.

[cgbg]

In California freeway traffic causes 2.7 earthquakes. ;-)

[taxesareforever]

Challis is still rocking and rolling two weeks after their big one. They had a 3.8 and a 3.7 today.

[coaster123]

Five or six years ago I was at my place in northern Idaho when two earthquakes hit on the dame day. Mid afternoon and late evening. Both near and felt but minor in the low 4s. So rare that residents were shocked

Same (or next) year exact same at home in AZ.

[airedale]

You are very close to the super volcano under Yellowstone is pretty close. It’s been acting up for years.

[airedale]

You are very close to the super volcano under Yellowstone is pretty close. It’s been acting up for years.

[tubebender]

Lots of activity around Mono Lake Ca... as usual
https://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/Maps/119-38.html

[HarleyD]

Rawlins seems to have more earthquakes than average. Half of the earthquakes recorded by Earthquake Tracker are from Rawlins.

From Earthquak Tracker.

about 17 hours ago 2.7 magnitude, 17 km depth Rawlins, Wyoming, United States

2 months ago 3.0 magnitude, 5 km depth Saratoga, Wyoming, United States

2 years ago 3.1 magnitude, 7 km depth Rawlins, Wyoming, United States

2 years ago 4.0 magnitude, 16 km depth Thermopolis, Wyoming, United States

3 years ago 3.9 magnitude, 5 km depth Craig, Colorado, United States

5 years ago 3.3 magnitude, 5 km depth Saratoga, Wyoming, United States

6 years ago 2.5 magnitude, 13 km depth Rawlins, Wyoming, United States

9 years ago 3.5 magnitude, 5 km depth Steamboat Springs, Colorado, United States

9 years ago 3.5 magnitude, 5 km depth Rawlins, Wyoming, United States

11 years ago 3.4 magnitude, 5 km depth Rawlins, Wyoming, United States

Still this is always interesting because Yellowstone and the "supervolcano" is nearby.

[Karma_Sherab]

Probably just some corona virus burrowing in for the attack

[foreverfree]

Bump

[trebb]

Maybe the Biden Campaign Train jumped the tracks...

[Hatteras]

IB4...

2.7? pshaw! Why I remember back in 1947 in Needles we had a 17.5 tumbler. Epicenter was right under my house. Talk about rattling the windows! It woke me up. Sounded like the Union Pacific ol' Number 9 coming through on it's way in to Bullhead. Those were the days. Ships were made of wood and the men were made of steel. Not like today when a sneeze would cause a 2.7.....

[Vermont Lt]

W have little ones in the Northeast. They are just enough to make me happy I don’t live in California.

[CPT Clay]

Hard to even feel a 2.7. I always wonder why it is even reported.

[JimRed]

Ahhhh! Fracking! We’re all gonna DIE!