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At 13.58 we had a rather lively 5.8 centred about 7km offshore and then at a quarter past three we had a quite violent shaker registering 6.0 at only 5 km deep. That is shallow. Aftershocks continue to shake the floorboards.
Damn, welcome to Jellywood.
Didn't feel anything inland from it.
That in NZ ?
Just had one five minutes ago here in the Philippines. Shook the house pretty hard.
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I heard on the bush telegraph it was a M 6 last at Chch.
^^Nope. My guess is that it was probably offshore near the island of Mindoro. I am in Batangas, southern Luzon, so we usually feel those.
Just came up on the net. I am correct. 5.3 off of Mindoro, 75 km south of Batangas.
Yup, they're calling it a six, underneath South New Brighton at about 6km. It was a sharpish jolt followed by seven seconds or so of a rolling feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by ENT
Edit, 3/12/2011 Wtn eq M5.65
Few rocks rumbling down into the sea bro ...
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Hope all are safe and won't slow recovery efforts too much
Is that today?
Yes, that was taken earlier today.
Lot of aftershocks felt in Canterbury, nothing inland Otago.
I'm wondering about when/if any Wellington shocks will happen.
damm, thanks god/budda im in CM
Hope you're all ok.
Hate to be living in Chch these days.
Seems as if CHCH is going to shake for some time to come.
Stay safe down there Happy..... Doesn't appear things are going to stabilize any time soon. The website below has some unbelievable animations on the left side of the page.
Christchurch Quake Map
Doesn't look like this swarm of "aftershocks", actually part of a larger movement, is going to settle down quickly.
No-one's gonna rebuild Chch in a hurry either.
Unless it's shifted off the swamp.
A swarm of 32+ EQs since the first one at 13.58 NZ yesterday. Now 10.30 am NZ.
Averaging a shock every half hour or so.
All N-NE of Chch, all shallow, 5 < 15 km average depth.
M 3.2 < M5.
EQ swarm current stable phase at M 3< 4, average depth 7-8 kilometres, 10-20 kilometres NE of Chch.
My take on this is that the eastern foot of the NZ rise is submerging as the Southern Alps rise while the Pacific plate pushes over the Australian plate in the S. Island.
Australian plate meanwhile pushing over Pacific plate in N. Island.
No great volcano alerts, but EQs getting closer to Wellington.
The EQs at Chch could be coming to an end, or now settled prior to the next fault fracturing, an ongoing tectonic process.
Aint that the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by ENT
Happy... How many of those are you actually detecting when they happen? Has to be unnerving.
The usual drill is there's a low rumble sound and then a bit of shaking for several seconds. When I'm out walking or something I don't really feel anything in the range of 3.2 to 3.9, but anything above that is something you'd notice. If you're sitting around you do notice the shakers that are in the 3 range.Quote:
Originally Posted by thailazer
Quakes are still an ongoing scenario in one locus NE of Chch.
EQs levelling out between 2.5M < 4M at shallow depths 6k< 15k or so.
Peaks at 5< 6 M, then low magnitude phase before another peaking period, a pattern of quakes.