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The bad news: NO aftershock, so far, days after deadly 7.1 quake struck Mexico
[Issued by FIRE-EARTH Science Team.]
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Posted by feww on September 22, 2017
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[Issued by FIRE-EARTH Science Team.]
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Posted by feww on September 21, 2017
Mexico has declared a state of disaster, and three days of mourning, as the earthquake death toll continues to rise.
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Atencingo in Puebla state, about 120km SSE of Mexico City on September 19, at 18:14 (UTC).
The earthquake destroyed scores of buildings and damaged thousands more across a wide area, inducing about 2,300 schools alone, according to reports.
The official death toll now stands at 230 across five states, with at least 100 fatalities in the capital, but it’s expected to rise, as search for survivors continues.
Up to several thousand people may have been injured, but the exact number is currently unknown.
FIRE-EARTH Science Team has issued “Mexico Earthquake Forecast 092101.”
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Posted by feww on September 19, 2017
KMPH-902T
Earthquake Details:
Magnitude: 7.1 mww
Location: 18.584°N, 98.399°W
Depth: 51.0 km
Time: 2017-09-19 18:14:39 (UTC)
Distances:
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Estimated Fatalities: USGS
Orange alert for shaking-related fatalities and economic losses. Significant casualties and damage are likely and the disaster is potentially widespread. Past orange alerts have required a regional or national level response.” [Previous USGS fatality estimate for the M8.1 event on September 8 was wildly inaccurate.]
Estimated Economic Losses: USGS
30 Day Significant Earthquakes Worldwide
M7.1
5km ENE of Raboso, Mexico
2017-09-19 18:14:39 (UTC)
51.0 km
M3.8
12km ENE of Albion, Illinois
2017-09-19 11:47:28 (UTC)
11.7 km
M3.6
5km NW of Westwood, CA
2017-09-19 06:20:44 (UTC)
10.5 km
M3.3
3km NNE of East Foothills, California
2017-09-15 01:17:47 (UTC)
-0.2 km
M8.1
87km SW of Pijijiapan, Mexico
2017-09-08 04:49:21 (UTC)
69.7 km
M4.3
12km SSE of Medford, Oklahoma
2017-09-08 02:26:23 (UTC)
6.1 km
M6.3
Explosion 22km ENE of Sungjibaegam, North Korea
2017-09-03 03:30:01 (UTC)
0.0 km
M5.3
15km E of Soda Springs, Idaho
2017-09-02 23:56:52 (UTC)
9.6 km
M6.3
71km NE of Muara Siberut, Indonesia
2017-08-31 17:06:55 (UTC)
43.1 km
M6.4
107km NE of Lorengau, Papua New Guinea
2017-08-27 04:17:50 (UTC)
8.1 km
M5.1
29km ENE of Kuysinjaq, Iraq
2017-08-23 13:42:53 (UTC)
8.0 km
[USGS]
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Posted by feww on February 17, 2017
“Always short of water, Mexico City keeps drilling deeper for more, weakening the ancient clay lake beds on which the Aztecs first built much of the city, causing it to crumble even further.”
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/02/17/world/americas/mexico-city-sinking.html
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Posted by feww on May 13, 2013
Mexcio’c National Center for Disaster Prevention (CENAPRED), has raised the volcanic activity alert to Yellow Phase 3 from Yellow Phase 2 on Sunday, after detecting increased level of explosive activity at the towering volcano.
Yellow Phase 3 alert means the volcano could explode ejecting lava and other volcanic matter over considerable distances, according to CENAPRED chart.
The 5,452-m Volcán Popocatépetl, or “smoking mountain” in Aztec, North America’s 2nd-highest volcano, sits about 70 km SE of Mexico City.
Volcán Popocatépetl
VolcanoCams
Posted in Global Volcanism, Significant Event Imagery, significant events, significant geophysical disturbances, volcano, volcano alert | Tagged: Altzomoni Station, Mexico City, Popocatépetl, Popocatépetl volcano, smoking mountain, Tianguismanalco Station, Tlamacas Station, Volcán Popocatépetl | Leave a Comment »
Posted by feww on June 30, 2010
The quake, epicentered at 16.530°N, 97.708°W, struck about 120km WSW of Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, at depth of 10km on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 07:22:27 UTC.
The earthquake struck about 100 km WNW of the epicenter of a magnitude 8.0 quake which struck the region on June 17, 1928.
This quake has the potential to trigger one or more eruptions at volcanoes in the region.
The shock may well prove to be detrimental to oil and gas drilling activities in the Gulf of Mexico.
As of posting, there was no report of damage or casualties, but the Moderators believe some structural damage may have occurred locally close to the epicenter, and will post further information on Fire Earth Disaster pages.
10-degree Map Centered at 15°N,100°W
Earthquake Location Map. Source: USGS/EHP. Enhanced by Fire-Earth.
The Blog Moderators expect more earthquakes, and related disasters, in the 2nd half of 2010 than occurred in the 1st half of this year.
Earthquake Details:
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Posted by feww on June 4, 2009
FEWW forecast: A major earthquake measuring about 8 Mw could strike southwest of Ecatepec, Edomex, NNE of Mexico City [probability of 0.7] in 2009.
The epicenter of the forecast event may be located at 19.521ºN, 99.093ºW, according to FEWW “EarthModel.”
FEWW Earthquake Forecast: Ecatepec, Mexico. Original Map: Google Earth. Image may be subject to copyright.
FEWW Earthquake Forecast: Ecatepec, Mexico – Location Map. USGS
Note: This forecast does NOT preclude the possibility of other seismic events in the area at any time. [All data are subject to updates and changes.]
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