Earthquake weather. Ever heard of it? I've been hearing about so called earthquake weather for as long as I can remember. I live in Southern California and I've felt many earthquakes but no recent earthquakes come to mind. Although California is known for having earthquakes we just haven't had a sizable earthquake in quite some time. Most of the earthquakes I remember happened when I was a kid. I did feel a small one about three years ago and that was my wife's first time ever feeling one. It kind of rattled her. I can imagine that she is going freak out when she feels a bigger one.
I don't really recall the weather on or before the any of the earthquakes I have felt. Maybe I don't remember because there was nothing out of the ordinary. Or maybe I don't remember because the bigger earthquakes of note happened when I was much younger and I just don't remember.
I've also heard that dogs can sense earthquakes. The last earthquake I felt was about three years ago. I was at home sleeping when it happened. My dog did not warn me. As a matter of fact I think I woke up before she did.
In any case, fortune telling weather or not, one thing is for sure...a big earthquake is bound to happen sooner or later. Scientists and history says so. To be honest, I'm not sure if there are in fact some sort of change in weather patterns before an earthquake or not, so I don't want to go out on a limb and call BS. It rained and was a little chili here yesterday and today its flippin' hot.
I hope the weather is not trying to tell us something.
Click here to see the U.S. Geological Survey maps that show earthquake activity around the world. See how stable your neck of the woods is.
Third picture, perfect way to explain the afternoon T-storms lol
ReplyDeleteI completely agree that something is bound to happen eventually. I live in Southern California myself and can only recall the earthquakes when I was a child.
ReplyDeleteNever heard about earthquake weather before, and i dont think there is an actual earthquake weather.
ReplyDeleteRegarding dogs, they can sense a lot of things way before than us. The dog from the gif certainly did hahahah
I have never felt an earthquake. I sort of doubt that any huge, devastating one is going to happen where I live.
ReplyDeletegreat blog dude. never been in an earthquake myself but follow my blog too!
ReplyDeletei heard that not only dogs sense earthquakes. farmers have claimed that their animals acted strange before earthquakes and even before storms
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ReplyDeleteLOL wow that gif at the end was funny, never heard of earthquake weather though. i heard someone refer to it as earthquake season once.
ReplyDeleteLove the pics. Most animals can sense it from what I understand. And we haven't had a big earthquake in quite some time. Bound for one sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteI've heard about earthquake weather too. I also live in soCal, weather was crazy yesterday wasn't it? It was pouring and now today was hot as hell. Tomorrow will be even worse.
ReplyDeleteI live in SoCal as well and I've been around for a few of the bigger earthquakes. Scary stuff. I have heard that thing about animals sensing earthquakes as well.
ReplyDeleteEarthquakes everywhere it seems, In New Zealand the news was talking about predicting a super 9.0 quake around my area in the not to distant future. People on edge here after have several massive ones in one of our southern cities Christchurch, been hit with 3 building destroying ones in the last year.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the world will really end in 2012? ;)
ReplyDeleteLol that penis storm weather man picture
i ve been in a big earthquake myself and thought it was very fun. probably just because i was young and stupid atm :P
ReplyDeletenot many earthquakes over here in england. My favourite weather related myth is that cows lie down when its going to rain. Of course, its rubbish :P
ReplyDeleteCats and dogs hear the sounds people can't, that's why they get a bit crazy before an earthquake.
ReplyDeleteThere's was a big one here in my city (in Baja California Norte) almost one year ago.
First time I hear about earthquake weather. Didn't even know such a thing existed.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time hearing about earthquake weather. Yes animals not just dogs can sense earthquakes, or pretty much any calamities. It's probably their animal instinct. thanks for this post.
ReplyDeleteLMAO if the last pick! great post!
ReplyDeleteNever been in eathquake. I doubt it will change, since in my country the dangerous earthquakes are almost nonexistent.
ReplyDeleteI've never felt a earthquake
ReplyDeleteNever heard of earthquake weather, but then again, I live in a country that as far as I know never have any earthquakes.
ReplyDeletenothing like stroking the afternoon storms lol
ReplyDeletenever experienced an earthquake. lucky me
ReplyDeleteyow!
ReplyDeleteI very cynical when it comes to things such as earthquake weather. I don't believe it is true, although I have never really experienced an extreme earthquake either. I guess things can change if i ever do experience one.
ReplyDeletelmao at that gif.
ReplyDeleteLOL @ the gif. and honestly i dont believe in earth quake weather.
ReplyDeletethat news reporter gif cracked me up xD
ReplyDeletesomething about earthquakes fascinate me. i end up checking earthquake.usgs.gov daily. dont know if i can handle living in california though.
ReplyDeletei have never heard of earthquake weather. i wonder if they are just screwing with us.
ReplyDeleteI've never felt a serious earthquake.
ReplyDeleteIm in california so earthquakes are super commmon!
ReplyDeletegreat gift to the explanation XD
ReplyDeleteNever experienced an earthquake before either. Belgium's really earthquake-free :).
ReplyDeleteSo glad and lucky i don't have to worry about earthquakes. Stay safe.
ReplyDeletethat dog could sense it just before it happened :o
ReplyDeleteI've never experienced an earthquake.
ReplyDeleteI too have never experienced an earthquake, I have experience hurricanes and floods. crazy stuff.
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