| Subj: | What happened at 19:00 PST 02/23/02? |
| Date: | 2/23/02 12:13:05 PM Pacific Standard Time |
It appears a rather massive event took place beneath the Pacific
Northwest
on Feb 23rd around 7:00pm. The seismic activity at Mts. Baker,
Glacier
Peak, Three Meadows, St. Helen's South Ridge, Rainier - Camp Sherman and
The Husband all increased significantly for approximately a two - three
hour period.
Was this event triggered by the earlier earthquake along the Mexico /
California border, was there a large upwelling of molten material from the
mantle or was there a strong surge along the tectonic plates?
Determining
the correct answer may help us to predict more serious future events.
FEB. 23rd, 2002 EVENT TIMELINE
Mt. Baker 19:00 -
21:00 pst
Glacier Peak 19:00 - 21:00
pst
Three Meadows 19:00 - 21:00 pst, 23:00 -
00:00 pst
Mt. St. Helens, South Peak 21:00 - 00:00 pst
Rainier, Camp Sherman 21:00 - 00:00 pst
The Husband 22:00 - 23:00
pst
Keep your ears to the ground.
Ooops.
They forgot some data