earthquake

[Royall]

been 9 quakes in the last have hour or so in the same location on the west flank of Mauna Kea.

link:

http://tux.wr.usgs.gov/Maps/155.75-20.html

Royall

Hale O Na Mea Pa`ani

[missydog1]

I am on that flank of Mauna Kea, and the one was a good jolt. The rest I didn't feel at all.

[Royall]

It's up to 12 in the last 38 min. Wouldn't that be a hoot if a Mauna Kea opened up!! Dormant??

Royall

Hale O Na Mea Pa`ani

[Kelena]

16 since 2:10 local time.

[janeadams]

Hi all,

Wow -- good to get a heads-up on it. I looked at the HVO website earlier in the day and things were ho-hum.

Hoot? The folks who work up there must be shaking! This is more activity than has been seen in a long time on Mauna Kea. I do love the access we get through the HVO website, but they don't have a category for MK.

Having lived next to Mt. St. Helens during it's eruption, I appreciate the differences between Hawaii's shield volcanoes and the Cascade ones. Hope it hasn't trashed the road, telescopes or anything!

Jane

[David M]

Sophie thought she felt one at CostULess, otherwise we were in the vehicle and didn't notice.

David

Ninole Resident

[Chuysmom]

I am on Reed's Island and have felt a couple of small ones.

Carrie

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[hikatz]

I keep this link on my toolbar, it shows the latest earthquakes around the world.
Some of the earthquakes are repeated as other data feeds are recorded.

(http://quakes.globalincidentmap.com/)

Click on detail, close the earthquake data box, using the slide bar you can pull up the precise location of the earthquake.
Hybrid is great, shows the terrain and craters.

[Chuysmom]

Wow that link is really cool! I had no idea...

Mahalo!

[]Carrie

[missydog1]

I've had quakes at this house that were rock and roll, but this was just a sharp jolt, no sway, very short. The others I didn't feel, only the 4.4.

The swarm factor is freakishly different though