5/15/2015 — FOURTH Dormant Volcano shows EARTHQUAKE on the West Coast — Mammoth Mountain California
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ANOTHER dormant volcano has shown movement on the West coast of the United states.
After three other dormant volcanoes showed movement along the West coast ( just over the past few hours – late PM May 15th), now we see the area near Mammoth Mountain Volcano, located in Central Eastern California, has experienced a 3.2M earthquake.
This makes FOUR different dormant volcanoes showing earthquake activity near the 3.0M level along the ENTIRE West coast in just a few hours time.
Mount Hood Volcano (Oregon), Glacier Peak Volcano (Washington State), Markagunt Volcanic plateau (Utah), and now Mammoth Mountain Volcano (California).
This dormant volcanic earthquake activity is a sign of greater seismic pressure building in the area.
The greater pressure means there is an increased threat of a larger earthquake in the region. The amount of pressure it would take to displace the ENTIRE West coast from Washington state to South Central Utah is tremendous.
Not much chance of a large eruption, but we can’t rule out this possibility 100%. That being said, I am leaning very far towards the threat of a larger earthquake in the near term.
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We need to be extra vigilant in the light of the other news from 2 weeks ago , that a new undersea VOLCANIC ERUPTION is currently taking place off the West coast of Oregon.
The new eruption is taking place due West of this new earthquake near Mount Hood volcano.
On May 1, 2015 it was announced that a new layer of lava was laid out across the sea floor off the coast of Oregon. The lava came from a fresh eruption along the Juan De Fuca / Gorda Escarpment / Axial Seamount.
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