On Dec 31, 3:04*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Dec 31, 2:58*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:



Look for double sixes if no mid sevens occurred.

Nothing on he
1992 06 28 - Landers, California - M 7.3 Fatalities 3
1992 04 25 - Cape Mendocino, California - M 7.2
1992 04 23 - Joshua Tree - M 6.2
1991 10 19 - Northern India - M 6.8 Fatalities 2,000
1991 08 17 - Honeydew, California - M 7.0

Nothing doing for the 31st December 1998 too neither:

1999 02 06 - Santa Cruz Islands - M 7.3
1999 01 25 - Colombia - M 6.1 Fatalities 1,185
1998 09 25 - Pennsylvania - M 5.2
1998 08 04 - Near Coast of Ecuador - M 7.2

Odd!

There should have been something going on.

This from a search from the beginning of December to the end of
January = 2 months:

FILE CREATED: Wed Dec 31 03:17:40 2008
Global Search Earthquakes= 5
Catalog Used: PDE
Date Range: 1991/12/01 to 1992/01/31
Magnitude Range: 5.0 - 12.0
Intensity Range: 5 - 12
Data Selection: Historical & Preliminary Data


CAT YEAR MO DA ORIG TIME LAT LONG DEP MAGNITUDE IEM
DTSVNWG DIST

NFO km
TF

PDE 1991 12 07 114230.12 60.95 -150.34 50 5.1 MLPMR
5F. .......
PDE 1991 12 15 185605.61 -17.52 -70.42 103 5.7 mbBRK
5FM .......
PDE 1991 12 20 181044.74 9.77 -83.62 33 5.1 mbGS
5F. .......
PDE 1992 01 02 114535.61 32.33 -103.10 5 5.0 LgTUL
5F. .......
PDE 1992 01 02 194145.07 5.64 -73.83 134 5.8 MwGS
6FM .......

That is:

Catalog Used: PDE
Date Range: 1991/12/01 to 1992/01/31
Magnitude Range: 5.0 - 12.0
Intensity Range: 5 - 12


5.1 MLPMR 5F. .......
5.7 mbBRK 5FM .......
5.1 mbGS 5F. .......
5.0 LgTUL 5F. .......
5.8 MwGS 6FM .......