 Long Valley Caldera, a super-volcano which resides in Eastern California, saw a extremely intriguing rapid-fire swarm on June 15-16, 2019. These types of swarms are my favorite and are more prevalent at Yellowstone Caldera in Wyoming than Long Valley Caldera in Cali. This earthquake swarm was spaced into two episodes: one occurring early in the morning local-time on June 15 and the other burst occurred late at night on June 15 as well. I usually label dates/times by UTC, not PST, which is ahead of PST by about 7 hours. This post will contain seismic plots pertaining to this cool earthquake swarm. Please click the title of this post or "read more" to continue...
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This blog page is solely for interesting earthquake swarms that occur in locations other than the ones I already have posted. Pretty much any earthquake swarm I am interested in, that cannot be placed on other pages, will be placed here. Please click the title of each post or "read more" to view each swarm. Archives
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