200+ Earthquakes Shake San Andreas Fault: The Big One Could Be Close

[@carlsmith4767]

Lived in California for 63 years when we don't have small shakes that's when you start worring.

[@scottwhallin2461]

200 + is a LOT of small Shakes

[@jasonalperin9414]

Or suddenly experiencing quakes where they were not occurring before!

[@ChristopherMcGrath-p1f]

Cycles forecast that this fault has at least 20 years before anything maga happens...

[@EricUnderwood-v2x]

Lots of little shakers always preceed a big earthquake...61 years old...from San Gabriel Valley and I was in Oroville summer of 75 I think... little shakers all week then a real ground mover hit...I was standing in the middle of the road and it was moving up and down like a snake! Sideways buckling Windows exploding! Couldn't see for a few seconds... impossible to focus

[@deemisquadis9437]

The signs say MOVE out of harm's way.

[@ted4ps581]

I live in Cathedral City, CA. approx 34 miles northwest of the Salton Sea. We are literally on top of the fault. I've not felt an earthquake in about 10yrs.

[@RJRobertson-fd8xy]

Lived there during the Landers and Big Bear quakes in 1992, magnitudes 7.3 and 6.7 respectively within hours of each other. There were so many aftershocks for months afterwards that I would suffer from motion sickness. I now live where the strongest earthquake recorded was a mag 5.1 and I sleep so much more peacefully knowing I won't be tossed across the room or be crushed if caught under an overpass on the I10!

[@kenho-wr5ul2rh7m]

that means energy is accumulated for 10 years

[@karinjudd1442]

I feel them all the time.

[@nathanzavala_official]

I live in Indio which is like 20-30 minutes from Cathedral City and since the southern part of the San Andreas fault starts underneath the salton sea and stretches all the way to Cape Mendocino I think and the southern part here in Coachella Valley barely has any earthquakes but that doesn't mean we shouldn't worry who knows when we will experience one the last one here was a 2 point or a 3 point at the salton sea like a couple months ago and that niland geyser could start getting bigger and since the Ridgecrest earthquakes and the one recently could potentially mean the big one is coming but chances are 50/50 and they say the big one will happen here in the very southern part of California since it's been mostly quiet

[@jasonalperin9414]

@nathanzavala_official they say last time the far southern section of the San Andreas ruptured was 1680 which would mean it's due anytime now!

[@TechieTard]

People don't seem to understand that the more earthquakes there are doesn't necessarily equate to releasing pressure. Increasing earthquakes is also a sign of increasing pressure.

[@karencahill4798]

I grew up in So. Cal. Born 1956. I have experienced plenty of Earthquakes. 1971 Sylmar 6.5, 1994 in Northridge 6.7- Just to name a few. Shake, Rattle and Roll. Eventually moved to Oregon.

[@donaldcarey114]

Just in time for the upcoming super Mt. St. Helens.

[@Nursense2024]

Sylmar was the worst !…It hit a populated area that was unprepared for a dam collapse and a freeway interchange just opened..My husbands San Fernando Road had metal bending machines hopping getting off the ground…enough to flip over.. He had a really difficult route home to the west valley in the dark. A hospital collapsed ..

[@kamivelasquez3119]

I was in LA during the 87 Northridge earthquake. It was intense.

[@kamivelasquez3119]

​@@Nursense2024My family had just moved from Santa Monica to Arkansas when that quake hit. We lost everything we had put in storage there before leaving.

[@michaelsmith2733]

@@Nursense2024 Where and when did a hospital collapse? I had an old friend named Larry and he supposedly died in a collapsed hospital. I thought it was Northridge.

[@LucieB-qx4on]

Try Northern California along the Cascades…we get earthquakes regularly here, and this area has more potential for “the big one” than the San Andreas!

[@dartanian72]

Very true, the Cascadia fault is far more dangerous.

[@sideslash6938]

i dont think its more likly but its a way more dangerous fault that causes tsunamis and its capable of 9.0 or more, that spans up into an area thats not prepared!

[@deemisquadis9437]

The signs say MOVE out of harm's way. This is our solar system evolution event.

[@manuelferreira4345]

Humboldt ❤️

[@CAMacKenzie]

Your map misplaces Cajon Pass. It's down by San Bernardino. The section between Parkfield and Cajon Pass moved in 1857 in what is called the Ft. Tejon Earthquake (moment magnitude around 7.9), though the epicenter was probably near Parkfield.

[@wdwilbu1]

Shut up

[@Nursense2024]

Fort Tejon had a rail line that moved 57 feet in a “Z fashion” ..

[@ronoconnor8971]

I look out my front door and see what you say is 100% correct.

[@FireStick-nu4pn]

Also, Cupertino is nowhere near LA

[@tsparky9196]

None of these quakes this year have been on the San Andreas. Seismologists debate whether that will relieve the stress on the SA or increase it. So again, maybe, might, could.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

I spent over 15 years living in California, the last ten of which were in the Bay area. When I arrived for a job in the games industry, I continued taking first aid and preparedness courses that I had started as kid w Boy Scouts & Red Cross. I particularly recommend the Red Cross "Wilderness Emergency Response" because it's pretty comprehensive. It was developed for people trekking in the backcountry who might be days away from any regular Emergency Medical facility. You end up with five or six certifications, if you attend all the sessions and do your homework. But the main point is that you want to be able to help your own family and neighbors, when some disaster hits and you know you are on your own for a week or longer. If you've never had ANY first aid training, you might want to start with something more basic -- a Good starting point might be the C.E.R.T. training - Community Emergency Response Team - It's Solid skills training, very practical... And either class will acquaint you with some of the other folks in your community who are also serious about being prepared for disasters.

[@theresamealer3314]

💯 best advice on KZbin- thank you 🥉

[@Tk.utelab]

Buuut the government will give you $750

[@dfuss2756]

😏👍

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Right? That was laughable, just look how Hurricane Helene victims were treated...we can't rely on the government for anything.

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

trumpet

[@Scott-pr9qg]

@Support_Ad_Blocker loser

[@jacquelinemarie1078]

Makes it all worth while, doesn't it???

[@JMaxwell1000]

"The Big One" has been on the horizon for decades and we're still waiting. I'm not holding my breath.

[@jussikankinen9409]

Human life is so short, every 300 years big earthquake,

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

the world doesn't revolve around you.

[@kimhelton5514]

might not have to wait much longer

[@PUNKMYVIDEO]

Here in California we prefer our ground shaken, not stirred!

[@furrydinner3636]

Seismic activity is ticking up all over the United States not just there and it's actually the Cascadia subduction zone that we should be more concerned with that's where a lot of these clusters are and it will produce a much larger quake

[@Tk-iz2ws]

JUAN de Fuca Worry about that one !

[@suemiller9506]

Mixing in disaster movie clips with actual scientific info is confusing. Better to leave those out and stick to actual footage and photos.

[@jpsholland]

There are literally thousands of this AI created channels, they all feast upon fear to gain clout and money. Everyone should ignore them. Fake news, no more, no less.

[@desertrunner3277]

You didn't mention the Imperial earthquake on the southern segment, nor the Loma Prieta earthquake on the mid segment.

[@Bimmer_MD]

Bro, you really need to get your graphics right. The Cajon (Ka-hone) Pass is like 250+ miles southeast of Parkfield.

[@wilahutchinson382]

Except that several of the photos and videos are from Humboldt County in northern California.

[@Joshy1313]

Ty i came to comment that as well. I'm in Humboldt County. That's local footage from Eureka

[@jadefamousartist5242]

Hello From San Francisco 🌊

[@LadyMaven]

I just heard an expert talking about this yesterday, and my intuition agrees. There is a lot of water and oil drainage occurring that is alleviating pressure on the tectonic plates. This may be easing their tension, creating a slower, more moderate release of their energy and movement. I think we can all agree that it would be preferable to have a lot of small to medium quakes than the "big one." This is very possible, since evolution never stops. We are leaving behind many old cycles, while new ones taking their place during this time. Perhaps this is one of them. Everything changes. Nothing stays the same. The scientists don't like it, since it destroys their "timetable." We all need to adapt and go with the flow, as the old, corny but true saying goes.

[@joeg5239]

An interesting and logical observance.

[@jacquelinemarie1078]

This is what I have been hearing, and I'm going with that theory.

[@bendy6626]

@@LadyMaven Could these "experts" have a reason to give false assurance? Like to encourage more drilling to maintain their profits?

[@patriciaaturner289]

Why did you have an illo of the Fern Bridge over the Eel River? That’s north of Sonoma, not part of the Southern fault zone.

[@RicharFarr]

Really drives me away when you don't get to the point and dance around just so you can add view time. Sick pf you creators. Your circus barkers Fed up with you tube

[@PatriciaDiMond]

AMEN TO THAT. ITS GETTING SO STUPID

[@gschallert3293]

The climate change hype is in overdrive. Trump and real science will prevail. We are not stupid deep state.

[@darkwarrior478]

Not sure why there is always "the big one" on the horizon, the earth will do what the earth will do, we can not predict it so why worry about it other than making buildings and such ready.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Try HAARP! 👿🔥🌊

[@randygraham926]

Are you a hamster or a human being?

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Fear gets clicks.......sad but true

[@jpsholland]

@@chesterfieldthe3rd929 This lies are allowed by google/youtube. But if you tell the truth in politics you will get banned. Also sad but true.

[@CharlesNYR]

People have been saying the big one is coming for the last 40 years and it’s still not happened so is this a sign of the big one most likely no could it be a sign of the big one yes yes it could

[@davezobeljr9025]

Sure it's gonna happen. In 2 weeks...4 months....6 years.... 12 centuries. 😂😂😂😂. It's a natural nature.

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

40 years in geologic time is nothing.

[@jacquelinemarie1078]

But we are told that the pressure can be release with lots of little quakes, and if that is so, we may never have THE BIG ONE.

[@StickAndMove]

1:15 The Yellow Fault is not the San Andreas Fault Line. It’s the one to the right, on the other side of the bay, closer to the ocean, traveling south.

[@michaels4255]

"This is a great place to build a city! Sure, the earth might open up and swallow us all, we have to pump in our water from a drought - prone reservoir hundreds of miles away, and there's a super - volcano with full magma chambers on the state line, but the weather is great!"

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Look up how many humans have built cities on volcanoes, fault lines etc..... it's ALOT. 🤷

[@virginiaevans853]

The “big one” has been coming since I moved here 40 years ago. 😮

[@LuckyPierre789]

I was born in So. Cal in 1965. :)

[@jussikankinen9409]

Yes, soon

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

So? Read a book.

[@jacquelinemarie1078]

People didn't believe there would be a volcano in Mt. St Helens in oregon either.

[@albeit1]

Why show a map of Northern California when talking about Southern California? A bot jumbled all these things together.

[@dianethomas9384]

Scariest thing I know of is driving from the westbound 91 onto the southbound 91 freeway near Riverside. The overpass which is almost always jammed and is several stories above ground and it crosses over the San Andreas fault.

[@fake734]

It's " Maybe"! Everything is, "Maybe"! Maybe you won't wake up tomorrow!!!!

[@jussikankinen9409]

No its

[@mrhappy4521]

Does this make other places on the ring of fire more active as well?

[@yuvanbaldwinew9282]

It's definitely a possibility if you look at the 2011 earthquake in Japan literally had similar signs before the earthquake happened it was one of the biggest earthquakes in human history. The after shocks literally lasted months after an were intense. Either way it's going to be just like Japan when the next earthquake happens

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

Small quakes relieve built-up stress. Cascadia slip could be close.

[@JosephSato-1997]

It’s possibly that when the big one hits, the rolling hills estate land movement might cause a massive slide further into the ocean.

[@stevenriegel5999]

One can only hope.

[@bendy6626]

@@JosephSato-1997 "... will... "

[@DavidWilson-eu1mv]

Same thing they say after every small quake or swarm of them. Can’t count the number of times we heard this “warning” over the years.

[@Joshy1313]

The footage of the homes you showed are from Eureka CA, in NorCal not socal. just fyi

[@larsedik]

"The Big One" is a myth that was created as a scare tactic. In reality, there are many "Big Ones" - not just one, and yet people continue to talk about it as if it is a singular event, as that scares more people. Northridge was a big one, Loma Prieta was a big one, and 1906 was a really big one. The southern part of the San Andreas Fault is much less active and less dangerous than the northern part because it is fragmented, especially as it approaches Palm Springs. Los Angeles is sitting on a maze of much smaller fault lines, but they have much more potential to do damage to L.A. than the San Andreas Fault does because the SAF is so far away from L.A. That is not the case with San Francisco, however.

[@r.pres.4121]

Both San Francisco and San Jose sit right next to the San Andreas Fault making it a bigger worry for both cities.

[@wind-leader_jp]

地震の多い日本からの報告です。 阪神淡路大震災が発生する10分前、本来なら日の出前で真っ暗だった時間なのに私は明るくて目が覚めました。 後の研究で玄武岩だったか破壊される前には電気を発生し、マイナスの電荷の影響で成層圏の付近が盛り上がり、日の出前でもプリズム現象で光が届いていたらしい。 （一面見た事が無い紫色の空だった。　そこから急に虹の色の順番で変化し、5時46分に大地震が発生。　その瞬間プルズムが壊れて辺りは真っ暗になった。） 現在はこの現象も研究が進み、一部研究者が衛星で大気の電荷を計測しているそうなので、同様のシステムを検討した方が良い。 この大地震が発生する10分前はとても貴重で、多くの人命を救う可能性が有ります。

[@randygraham926]

Very interesting information! Thank you.

[@ShonnMorris]

Cajon="ca-hone". You did better than most though. Also, the Cajon pass is way south of where you have it. It's near San Bernardino and separates the San Bernardino Mts from the San Gabriel Mts. Also, the northern section extends a little south of the Bay Area. The Bakersfield and Pasadena Quakes were not on the San Andreas Fault.

[@wirthsanderson9415]

imagine the big one hits on christmas

[@Mysteryp7]

Hi!! Year 2212 still waiting for big one. We are more worries about x

[@katrinakoch6468]

Love this

[@ronkirk5099]

Better a lot of small shakes to relieve the strain than the 'Big One'.

[@ohmy-8492]

End is near...most written in the bible are happening in our time...Matthew 24:7 ; Luke 21:9-11 Lord God, save me and my household 😢

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

god botherer

[@randygraham926]

No this is only 2nd quarter .... we're not even at halftime yet.

[@ohmy-8492]

@@randygraham926 why would we wait for the last quarter 😓

[@ohmy-8492]

@@Support_Ad_Blocker Because Jesus told these signs. He wants us to be saved from the God's wrath. Jesus will come back for the least we expect it

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

@@ohmy-8492 Really? Where did this mythical person mention the San Andreas Fault in your holey book? Someone needs to grow up.

[@hughjardon5869]

According to the USGS website there have been very few quakes along the San Andreas. Another 'what if' video.

[@sandy89107]

Ruh-roh. 😢

[@underthetornado]

Lol😅

[@tonyp2632]

I live 2 miles from the San Andreas fault line in San Bernardino county. Haven't felt any earthquakes for a while now. Where are you getting your info?

[@robertjsmith]

It’s a bit of rock hitting or splitting from another bit of rock

[@deemisquadis9437]

Our solar system evolution event is happening right now. The world is changing shape. You better move.

[@jacquelinemarie1078]

@@deemisquadis9437 Move where??? Where is there no danger??? Tell me, I'm moving there tomorrow.

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Not much point to comment when you erased actual scientific explanation

[@FireStick-nu4pn]

I was in the San Fernando Valley for the Northridge quake. On the third floor. Next to a large window. I had to lock my arms and feet through the foot/headboards to not be thrown out the window. But, it mainly shot straight up, then dropped sharply. Probably because we were 6 miles from the fault. The fridge was about two feet away from the wall. Everything inside it was dumped on the floor. The whole place was trashed. I moved to the beach immediately. Couldn’t stand the aftershocks! At the time, it was compared to the Big One. But it was on an unknown fault. It was also close to the surface, if I recall correctly. Who knows how much stress it released? There’s been a number of large quakes in the socal region. They act like there’s been nothing. Maybe they weren’t on the San Andreas directly. That doesn’t mean stress hasn’t been released. Besides, Northridge didn’t flatten the entirety of the city. If and when the Big One hits, the damage predicted may be overblown. Especially if you are comparing it to San Francisco. That’s a 7 mile, by 7 mile, area. Of course it’s devastating for such a tiny, old area.

[@CGT80]

I haven't felt any of the earthquakes if they have been over the past week, but then again anything less than maybe a 6.0 we just ignore. I live 10 miles from San Andreas, below the Cajon (pronounced "ca-hone" pass, close to san bernardino.

[@ProtectYourRight2A]

Having a ton of small quakes pervents the big one.

[@jeffsaxton716]

I'm on the Wasatch Front in Utah. We're overdue according to the frequency of "big ones" seen by geologists. It's eerily quiet. Bit of a worry.

[@wesblood3620]

How many people are prepared for an earthquake? Have 20 gallons of water stored, bet not. People laugh at me storing water. Water tap won't work, water be sold out at stores, now what?

[@hambino28]

Thumbnail shows The Bay Area....not LA

[@johnking6252]

I've been waiting since 71 for the next Big One......got tired of waiting so I moved! Have a good day ✌️

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

My sister refused to visit us In Long Beach, saying she was afraid of earthquakes. I went through a divorce and was very lucky to find a sweet new wife, and we have been married 21 years. The last time I visited my sister, she confessed that she wasn’t really concerned about earthquakes; she just couldn’t stand my first wife. So, my sister benefited from all the earthquake talk.

[@truthintrust-n5k]

Its crazy how we can be desensitized to everything around us or emotions or anything in life

[@FashionFunPJ]

Exactly why I downloaded the shake alert app…just in case…Thank you DR LUCY JONES!!!

[@truthintrust-n5k]

I live close to Cali but not in cali ive felt the Aftershock i normally do im intuned to being sensitive to movement i get anxiety just from car washes i do not do or do carnival rides movement i get sick in car rides so im not desensitized to movement so i feel them then i go online to see if cali had an earthquake i was right just sitting or even laying down i feel the aftershocks

[@chrislastnam6822]

Geologists say that there are aftershocks but no precursor small earthquakes.

[@PatrickMadrid-vb4gp]

Jesus is coming. Be in Christ.

[@Robin-wm3hv]

Yes He is..❤

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Jesus is ALWAYS with us.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

If the big one hits, and it will eventually, it's going to be terrible. Not a place I'd want to be. But that's not the only place a big one could occur. There's a major fault line runs from the Gulf of Mexico up through W. Tennessee and further. It's happened before. I don't live too far from it. The earth's crust not that stable.

[@r.pres.4121]

The New Madrid Fault is in the mid Mississippi Valley not the Gulf Coast.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

@@r.pres.4121 That's true. There are small fault lines from the Gul Coast I think. But you're right. The Madrid Fault is the one I meant.

[@Bloopie666]

Cascadia will be worse.

[@r.pres.4121]

Both Oregon and Washington will be devastated by the Cascadia when it ruptures.

[@edwardclark3980]

Funny I live 10 miles from it. And haven't felt a thing.

[@its1121skull]

The thumbnail shows the Bay Area not LA.

[@Cove-o4d]

The Cascadia Big One is close too. Could they all go? Whats the fault by Alaska called?

[@spotify_ERROR404]

> the big one > fall over the flat earth edge >> " why subscribe at all"

[@nathancornwell1455]

A month before March 2011 Japan 9.2 there were dozens of small quakes and a 7.3 2 days before the 9.2 ...

[@katehenry2718]

If these little ones didn't release pressure, THEN the big one would happen. The more little ones, the longer away the big one will be. If NO little ones, move to East Coast ASAP

[@Daniel-mg7xv]

Sick of these AI voices. AI will never replace us.

[@patriciaaturner289]

6:44 Narration talked about LA area, but illo showed Silicon Valley.

[@IAmYourHuckleberry]

Dutchsinse is pretty good at predicting when, where and magnitude. Is why USGS is trying hard to blot him out.

[@the21stcenturydavincibegin35]

I personally think that all of the Fracking of the Mid-West into Ohio and even Pennsylvania is dong a lot to relieve the West Coast quake zones. We should be more worried about the Yellowstone possible eruption at this point, I think.

[@czarcastic1458]

I fell into a burning ring of fire

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

Preparation H helps.

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

Try Preparation H

[@czarcastic1458]

@@RickMason-yj7pv Never heard of the Ring of Fire?

[@LolaPage-n8t]

Johnny cash lyric

[@diquadhumungersaur492]

california slides into the pacific.."ohh no,help........."

[@RamiroSanchez-yu2br]

California public people's needs to moves out as soon as possibles because of all massive earthquakes and it will drown California

[@chrislastnam6822]

Thanks for the illiterate, incoherent word salad.

[@dojoswitzer]

I thought you were serious until I read and heard ‘the big one’.

[@stevenriegel5999]

It will be glorious!

[@musk-eteer9898]

if we stop drilling for oil we can delay the BIG one

[@gregbaehring1656]

San Bernardino County is going to be involved in a major subduction event from the south of 29 palms north to the larger city and east to just short of the whole county.

[@jonnyjaywick]

why does this have to happen now ?

[@fredrikbergquist5734]

Which clips is real and which is Hollywood?

[@Lastlaugh4442]

Every time there is a earthquake here the big one is coming i call bs

[@JayTee0007]

I have more earthquakes in my scivies, then the San Andres has underground. 💩😵

[@barrybarrows3642]

California has a better chance to recover from any earthquake compared to how newsom is helping Californians.

[@mondomikeg4921]

I heard there was 3 earthquakes within about 10 minutes in Northern California last week. The biggest one was supposed to be 7.0... Be Careful!i!i!

[@woodspirit98]

Good thing California isn't in the USA

[@heavensdoor2861]

No, thank you!

[@julianromero1326]

Do you mean “northern cal”

[@lockstep2354]

we already had the Baghwan

[@underthetornado]

🎶🎵 Drop and cover 🎶🎵

[@poetmaggie1]

So this is just guess work. There was an off shore quake that caused the swarm. People Should, I say SHOULD be ready always for things that happen often but like the 3 day of rain on the east coast and the touch of the strong winds of a hurricane things can happen that surprise us. I am sure they knew about flood danger, over too much water flowing though narrow valleys but the dirt flowing off the sides of mountains like water they didn't suspect.

[@Fortdirt1]

Better small ones than one big one.

[@ChrissCookie6393]

It's Tiiiiime! Im dead. 💀

[@mindfornication4funn]

so, they dont know nothing....

[@ashleycnoble3280]

Better call Superman , its comeing. 😂💪

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

NOT THE MARIJUANA PLANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!😢

[@jussikankinen9409]

It was Island before 1700 earthquake

[@bigdaddytrips6197]

The time has come ......

[@hopefully2224]

I hate the blasé attitude that everyone in California has about earthquakes. I lived there when the north ridge quake devastated the area. No one was blasé then.

[@StormyTuesday5108]

Then you get $850 from fema when your house is now on a new section of the Channel Islands 😂😂😂