california monsoons could lead to earthquakes?

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  • Joshua G
    dumb libs love censorship
    • Jul 2008
    • 8198
    #1

    california monsoons could lead to earthquakes?

    im no geologist.

    but when i built sandcastles at the beach as a kid, a bucket of water made the castle fall down real fast.

    now california is seeing rivers of water fall onto the state. after years of drought.

    throw in a little statistics that say a big one is on deck?

    might wanna think relocation if you live in cali about now.

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    • Coup
      🚨 PBBC International 🚨
      • Apr 2010
      • 9931
      #2
      It wouldn't be illogical to think that the weight of all that water suddenly saturating all of that long-parched land would have seismic effects of some sort.

      edit: IMO, OP

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        • Linkster
          Confirmed User
          • Feb 2003
          • 3216
          #3
          Scientists have looked at the weight issue for years and most think there is no cause-effect...however...if you look at the effect of the rain on California...the mud and landslides it causes do seem to have an effect.
          When I lived in Northern California we used to have a saying when it was too sunny that it was earthquake weather

          The land and mudslide theory was actually proposed by someone many years ago...although there was never an immediate effect...usually months to years later...so not real conclusive
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            • Boozer
              So Fucking Banned
              • Feb 2005
              • 3134
              #4
              Originally posted by Coup
              It wouldn't be illogical to think that the weight of all that water suddenly saturating all of that long-parched land would have seismic effects of some sort.

              edit: IMO, OP
              lmao....

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                • Coup
                  🚨 PBBC International 🚨
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 9931
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Linkster
                  Scientists have looked at the weight issue for years and most think there is no cause-effect...however...if you look at the effect of the rain on California...the mud and landslides it causes do seem to have an effect.
                  When I lived in Northern California we used to have a saying when it was too sunny that it was earthquake weather
                  Heavy Rainfall Can Cause Huge Earthquakes


                  Whether or not the rain in California will trigger "the big one" or not is anyone's guess. All I'm saying is I would find it very hard to believe that loading a land mass in a short time (days or weeks) with an abnormally large load of rain has no measurable seismic effects.

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                    • EddyTheDog
                      Just Doing My Own Thing
                      • Jan 2011
                      • 25435
                      #6
                      #thankstrump....

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                        • Joshua G
                          dumb libs love censorship
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 8198
                          #7
                          Originally posted by EddyTheDog
                          #thankstrump....
                          oh for crying out loud. whats that word you use...bullocks.

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                            • sicone
                              Retired
                              • Jan 2004
                              • 18453
                              #8
                              With the erosion and land being moved along with debris from one spot and dumped everywhere, something is bound to happen. However, I would think that it take several yrs of severe storms and flooding to set that event off.

                              But like you, I am no geologist either so what would I know

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                                • MiamiBoyz
                                  fgfdftre6
                                  • Oct 2012
                                  • 6688
                                  #9
                                  I certainly hope so!

                                  I have only been in some pussy quakes in L.A. and I want to experience the "Big One" and by that I mean earthquake!

                                  I boy can dream can't he!

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