[cmsgop]

Mt.Hood and then the South Sister. Sumpin's Up !

[jimtorr]

It's possible that this 'quake and the South Sister deformation are related, but not very likely. It would be fun to watch the most heavily covered volcanic eruption in history, but I know too many people who would be directly affected by an eruption of Mt. Hood and/or South Sister.

[CyberAnt]

"something's up"

You got that right! And ... it may mean a triggering of the whole coastal line of faults and volcanos.

[2sheep]

A few days ago there was a small quake at Lake Placid.

Buffalo News - Lake Placid feels temblor, aftershock of April quake - 26 Jun 02

LAKE PLACID - Residents of the Adirondacks felt a small temblor Tuesday morning.  The earthquake, which occurred at 9:40 a.m. and had a magnitude of 3, was centered about 15 miles southwest of Plattsburgh, near the epicenter of an earthquake in April, according to seismologist William Ott of the Weston Observatory at Boston College.

Ott said Tuesday's shake probably was an aftershock of the April earthquake.  There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.  Sandy Caligiore, spokesman for the state Olympic Regional Development Authority, based in Lake Placid, said he felt shaking for about five to 10 seconds.

April 20, an earthquake with a 5.1 magnitude shook Au Sable Forks about 5 a.m., collapsing roads and rattling homes from Maine to Maryland. There were no injuries. Damage was estimated at $14 million.  An aftershock May 24 had a magnitude of 3.3 and was centered about 20 miles southwest of Plattsburgh.

[PoisedWoman]

I've spent half my life on the West Coast and can often "feel" a quake coming. (we all have our talents) I'm getting very strange "buzzing" in my legs these past couple of days and wondered what the heck it meant long before I read this post or saw tv reports of this activity. Hope it "means" nothing.