Quake Alert: 'California Is Obviously Shaking' - Is the San Andreas Fault Ready to Blow? (+Video)

Quake ALERT: ‘California Is Obviously Shaking’ – Is The San Andreas Fault  Ready To Blow?

Events in September 2017, including but not limited to the 8.1 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Mexico in early September, followed by  a 7.1 magnitude on the 19th, along with the evacuations happening now where 50,000 are being forced to flee their homes amid fears Mount Agung, in Bali, could erupt at any moment, and a state of emergency that has been declared on the Vanuatu island of Ambae as the Monaro volcano continues to erupt, show that we are seeing a level of earth activity that is increasingly concerning.

Over the past weekend, Mexico was again shaken up by another 6.2 magnitude earthquake and no less than 26 smaller earthquakes have rattled California in a 24 hour period, and 176 earthquakes in a seven day period, causing some serious alarm over the much-talked about “big one” hitting along the 800-mile fissure that runs almost the length of California, called the San Andreas Fault.

The reason so many people keep their eyes on the Ring of Fire, shown in the image above, is because that “ring” produces 90 percent of the world’s earthquakes and 81 percent of the world’s largest earthquakes, but also holds 452 volcanoes, which is more than 75% of the world’s active and dormant volcanoes.

Some Californians have been so rattled by the swarm of quakes over the last week, they are stocking up in bulk in preparation of the possibility of the “big one” being closer than imagined before. 

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