"It has felt like earthquake weather here in San Diego, and remember last May when we were posting on the earthquake perdictions that were suppose to happen before Oct 1st?"
No such thing as earthquake weather, missyme. Weather has nothing to do with earthquakes, I'm afraid. They're caused by the forces of plate tectonics. California has earthquakes every day, most too small to feel. It has larger earthquakes quite frequently. Ones like this one today happen several times a year, in different parts of the state.
That said, I see you have posted photos of yourself on your profile page. Thanks!
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As a native Californian it just seems to me we have earthquakes when the weather is kinda balmy and warm, We have never had an earthquake when it's raining? or snowing...
Isn't Zorro cute kinda looks like a penguin...
How do you know MineralMan? Just because no one has proven a relationship between weather and earthquakes doesn't make it an impossibility. No one seems to have carefully studied the relationship between earthquakes and tides/moon phases before Jim Berkland did, and he seems to be on to something. (Note that the Parkland quake has occurred during a full moon at high tide.)