NOTE; Luke Thomas is not associated with the USGS earthquake prediction site
NOTE; Click on earthquake forecast maps above to zoom in for more detail.
The "Level" below does NOT indicate magnitude.
Level 7 - Very High Risk = Violet
Level 6 - Very High Risk = Blue
Level 5 - High Risk = Red
Level 4 - High Risk = Red-Orange
Level 3 - Moderate Risk = Orange
Level 2 - Moderate Risk = yellow
Level 1 - Low Risk = green
Very Low Risk = white
IMPORTANT; Each earthquake forecast map is valid from noon the previous day to noon the following day. For example the forecast for January 18th, is valid from noon January 17th to noon January 19th.
The reason for this is; If a peak in risk happens at 11pm on a certain day, an earthquake from that peak may happen
on the following day.
Emergency Survival Kits & Supplies
Each of our earthquake emergency survival kits come with a 3 day survival supply of 5 year shelf life, u.s. coast guard approved emergency food and water.
Earthquake prediction
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Seismic hazard map of the San Francisco Bay Area, showing the probability of a major earthquake occurring by 2032. An earthquake prediction is a prediction that an earthquake in a specific magnitude range will occur in a specific region and time window. Seismologists are not currently able to predict earthquakes with such accuracy, though the early results of the Demeter satellite suggest that this could become possible[1]; instead they focus on calculating the seismic hazards of a region by estimating the probabilities that a given earthquake or suite of earthquakes will occur.
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