Los Angeles Harmonic Tremor Earthquakes Increase As 1994 Northridge Quake Anniversary Nears

The 20th Anniversary of the Northridge Earthquake of 1994 is coming up on Friday and already the Southern California faults are responding, becoming more unstable as minor quakes hit.

‘Harmonic Tremors’ are showing up on the ABC7 Los Angeles Seismograph Camera.  Usually this shows grided patterns when calm conditions exist.  However, lately there has been consistent movement of the needle, showing that movement at the sensor location is ongoing.  The signature is that of a volcanic signature, but there are no known active volcanoes in the Los Angeles Basin.

This is all leading up to the 20th Anniversary  of the 1994 Northridge Earthquake.  Just after 4:00am on January 17, 1994, a major Earthquake hit the Los Angeles Basin.  The Earthquake measured a magnitude-6.7 centering the Reseda area.  The Earthquake was called the Northridge Earthquake because the media talked more about Northridge’s damage than where it really originated from.  It would have otherwise been called ‘The Reseda Earthquake’ if the media did not intervene.

A couple days ago, HaarpStatus contacts reported measurements being high along the West Coast, just before these earthquakes started.  After the Fontana 4.4 quake on January 15th and the 3.8 quake before midnight last night, the area is extremely unstable.  With different triggers in the area, it is quite possible that we have yet to see the bulk of the earthquake activity in the region.

Will history repeat?  Stay tuned …