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[mighty_tiger_79]

Another one at Jamestown...
Just a matter of time before the earth cracks up there

[dedja]

There goes the wind farms and the big battery.

[whufc]

Another one at Jamestown...
Just a matter of time before the earth cracks up there

Yeah we felt that one again in Spalding. (25minutes south of Jamestown)

Feels like we are getting one every couple of months now.

They started off being low 2's now we are seeing them as a big as 4's like last week.

Agree, something big is on its way.

[Lightning McQueen]

Another one at Jamestown...
Just a matter of time before the earth cracks up there

Yeah we felt that one again in Spalding. (25minutes south of Jamestown)

Feels like we are getting one every couple of months now.

They started off being low 2's now we are seeing them as a big as 4's like last week.

Agree, something big is on its way.

Get the t-shirts made up!

[dedja]

Another one near Burra this morning, 3.0 at 7:35am.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Another one near Burra this morning, 3.0 at 7:35am.

Gee whizz, It's only a matter of time before a quake starts up there and rips the state into 2 pieces

[MW]

Has anyone mapped them? would be curious to see where they all are

[mighty_tiger_79]

Has anyone mapped them? would be curious to see where they all are

https://earthquakelist.org/australia/so ... /adelaide/

[MW]

Cheers.
Jamestown must be bang on a fault line...

[whufc]

Another one near Burra this morning, 3.0 at 7:35am.

Yep felt that one as well.

Just hoping that lots of little ones mean nothing huge is coming.

[Wedgie]

Another one near Burra this morning, 3.0 at 7:35am.

Yep felt that one as well.

Just hoping that lots of little ones mean nothing huge is coming.

Extremely unlikely to have a big one like NZ, Japan, Indonesia, the Americas and other places on the edge of tectonic plates as we're in the middle of a plate.
While fault lines cause a lot of earth quakes they rarely cause the same sort of magnitude of quakes as being on the edge of tectonic plates do.

[dedja]

Has anyone mapped them? would be curious to see where they all are

https://earthquakelist.org/australia/so ... /adelaide/

Surprised to see a 4.8 and 4.9 in the last 3 years on the list.

[cracka]

Has anyone mapped them? would be curious to see where they all are

https://earthquakelist.org/australia/so ... /adelaide/

Surprised at the frequency of them. I've lived in the Adelaide Hills for almost 50 years & can really only remember about 10 of them & where I was. Probably the loudest & longest one I remember is the 2010 Mt Barker one that hit in the middle of the night. I've actually been on the phone to the wife during a couple of them.

[dedja]

3.6 magnitude near Port Pirie @4:30pm today.

[Armchair expert]

3.6 magnitude near Port Pirie @4:30pm today.

That was just a meth lab exploding

[dedja]

3.6 magnitude near Port Pirie @4:30pm today.

That was just a meth lab exploding

Did you lose it all?

[Armchair expert]

3.6 magnitude near Port Pirie @4:30pm today.

That was just a meth lab exploding

Did you lose it all?

More money in ciggies and vapes these days

[dedja]

Oops … better to have a false alarm than to miss the real thing.

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/que ... 6d6c04b61f

Bureau of Meteorology apologises after test tsunami warning sent to app users

The Bureau of Meteorology has apologised after a test alert of its new tsunami warning caused confusion in parts of Queensland.

The alert was issued as part of BOM’s new tsunami warning system at 11.36am Wednesday and deleted just two minutes later.

It stated that a marine tsunami warning was in place for the South East Queensland coastline from north of Brisbane to the Gold Coast due to “an undersea earthquake magnitude 8.2” off the west coast of New Zealand.

“For the marine environment from Cape Moreton to Point Danger including Gold Coast Waters there is the possibility of dangerous rips, waves and strong ocean currents and some localised overflow onto the immediate foreshore commencing after 1.15pm and persisting for several hours,” the test alert read.

“While evacuations are not necessary for Marine Threat area, people in these areas are advised to get out of the water and move away from the immediate water’s edge.”

A Bureau spokeswoman said the alert was a test sent to BOM Weather app users at various Australian locations and was cancelled immediately after it was issued.

The spokeswoman apologised for any confusion it caused.

“Testing is important to help the Bureau and partners prepare and plan for real tsunami threat,” she said

[gazzamagoo]

3.6 magnitude near Port Pirie @4:30pm today.

That was just a meth lab exploding

Did you lose it all?

More money in ciggies and vapes these days

Until the Lebs burn your place down.

[dedja]

4.1 magnitude near Lake Pedder, TAS at 6:38am this morning.

Did you feel it* in Hobart, mots?