have you guys been feeling these?
the 2.4-3+ i've felt since i'm super close to them. i'm near alcosta, border of san ramon and dublin

here is the USGS link which auto updates Earthquakes

3.4 this morning, and a 2.4 just ten minutes ago
3.0 yesterday
2.9 last week

calaveras/pleasanton fault lines http://www.quake.ca.gov/gmaps/FAM/faultactivitymap.html

 

Wow. Even god hates golf.

 

if this was reddit, you would have an upvote

 

felt the 3.4 this morning in san leandro.

 

lol
+1

 

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Jeff, yes I felt it while @ Stoneridge today. People looked all funny and didn't realize what it was while I immediately jumped into a doorway. The one later on I had just left Alcosta 76 and was back at the shop.

It's definitely time for a big one again.

 

Did they mention what fault it was from?

 

that's like a block from me

 

i said and provided the link in my first post

California Geological Survey - 2010 Fault Activity Map of California

Tracking the Elusive Calavaras Fault from Sunol to San Ramon - J. David Rogers





red lines are fault lines, dots are the quakes listed recently

 

Isn't it better to have a ton of mini ones and doesn't that mean the pressure is being released as opposed to building up for a big one?

 

O_O
Historic Earthquakes
Calaveras fault, California
1911 July 01 22:00 UTC
Magnitude 6.5

Calaveras Fault hit with nearly 40 aftershocks after 5.6 quake - SFGate

http://pleasanton.patch.com/groups/m...-or-b2a2d84ae1

 

another on the golf course

1.8
2km ENE of San Ramon, California 2013-11-13 18:16:01 UTC-08:00

 

There's a whole debate I could go into but it's best kept offline and with some tinfoil at the ready.

Basically AFAIK after having been @ Candlestick in '89 and felt all the little one's we had around it I don't prescribe to any pattern theories.

I will say one has to wonder about fracking, or should I say the cracking of the egg opposite of the standarized fault paths and how it could possibly play into a global tectonic change.

Lately in the Tri-Cities Area it's been pretty quiet overall, today got me back.

 

We've been feeling them. Around 5 miles from the epicenters, near Dublin HS just south of San Ramon. It's sure a different feeling being so close. These have been short, but powerful single waves that are over quick.

I clearly felt the 2.9 and today's 3.4. You couldn't possibly miss it unless you're in a car or running or something. I've been at work for the others.