The spreadsheet reads like a book of spells.
I've only sorted them by consecutive dates but I could have made them
a list by lunar phases for the most part I am almost sure. So many
seemed to occur within a week of each other. At a guess I'd say almost
half did.
But anyway these are the consecutive quakes as far as I can tell:
2008 January 12
2008 January 12
2007 January 14
2007 January 14
2007 January 14
2007 January 14
2006 February 11
2006 February 11
2006 January 02
2006 January 02
2005 April 19
2005 April 19
2004 February 01
2004 February 01
2003 August 15
2003 August 15
2003 August 13
2003 August 13
2002 June 06
2002 June 06
2002 April 02
2002 April 02
2002 April 01
2002 April 01
2002 January 28
2002 January 28
2001 November 05
2001 November 05
2001 November 05
2001 November 05
2001 November 05
2001 April 13
2001 April 13
2001 April 13
2001 March 30
2001 March 30
2000 September 13
2000 September 13
1999 December 02
1999 December 02
1999 May 31
1999 May 31
1999 March 29
1999 March 29
1997 December 17
1997 December 17
1997 August 26
1997 August 26
1997 March 22
1997 March 22
1997 March 23
1996 November 15
1996 November 15
1996 November 14
1996 October 29
1996 October 29
1996 October 29
1996 October 28
1996 September 30
1996 September 30
1993 April 28
1993 April 28
1993 March 09
1993 March 09
1993 March 09
1993 March 09
1993 March 10
1991 June 19
1991 June 19
1991 June 19
1991 June 20
1988 July 14
1988 July 14
1988 April 25
1988 April 25
1988 April 17
1988 April 17
1988 April 17
1988 April 17
1988 January 07
1988 January 07
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 20
1986 June 21
1986 May 05
1986 May 05
1986 May 05
1986 May 05
1973 December 01
1973 December 01
Moron he
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?k...p3V90PBMilWybw
See sheet 3.
I think (and hope) that it will be quite easy to locate accounts of
any tornadoes for these dates if my theory isn't totally cracked.
If I could understand databases I think it would be a doddle to put
the lunar phases up against this list and maybe see something really
interesting.