Mw 6.1 NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN

[EMSC]

Magnitude Mw 6.1Region NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPANDate time 2013-05-18 05:48:00.0 UTCLocation 37.80 N ; 141.53 EDepth 46 km



More... (http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=317602)

[Wind]

Oh my, also 5.7 in South of Africa (http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000gy4a#summary).

[bennycog]

Yes we are not seeing much of the lesser ones here wind because I think it was clogging the forum up. So I am guessing they changed feeders from USGS to this new one and modified what is posted in regards to the richter scale. I still go to USGS or the real time earthquakes app to monitor them. It does seem to have slowed down dramatically ( the frequency of earthquales ), into a lull for now. But not for long I presume.

[greybeard]

This is a well laid out site and at the bottom is another link to sun activity and another to volcanic.

http://www.earthquakestoday.info/

[Wind]

Yes we are not seeing much of the lesser ones here wind because I think it was clogging the forum up. So I am guessing they changed feeders from USGS to this new one and modified what is posted in regards to the richter scale. I still go to USGS or the real time earthquakes app to monitor them. It does seem to have slowed down dramatically ( the frequency of earthquales ), into a lull for now. But not for long I presume.

There was also a fairly large quake in Canada yesterday and it didn't show up here since the mods changed the earthquake feeds. Better to be prepared because I sense that something big is about to happen and many people are confirming it. I really hope that nothing severe happens.

Be safe, everyone!

[ThePythonicCow]

Yes we are not seeing much of the lesser ones here wind because I think it was clogging the forum up. So I am guessing they changed feeders from USGS to this new one and modified what is posted in regards to the richter scale.

Correct - we switched from the USGS feed that had any quake above 5.0, to this EMCS feed that has any quake above 6.0. Over the last year, about 89% of the quakes posted here from the USGS feed were below 6.0. The number of quakes that will be automatically posted will be a lot less with this new EMCS feed.

[avid]

also try this one....
http://www.globalincidentmap.com/beta/quakes-map