This is about cyan singularities on the Hawaiian weather page. I went to the site looking for rainfall estimates for that recent dam event. It turns out the reationship with minor seismic events can be logged a few days following frontal genesis:
http://mkwc2.ifa.hawaii.edu/models/m...imtype=fl ash

The model is the surface winds and the web page style chosen is large and unmanageable on my small monitor so I reduced it with Ctrl and +. I chose to use this size for it saves storing both and if I choose to use it on my blogs I will be able to see it with Ctrl+ Anyone else who doesn't know about that will suffer -big deal.

The first cyan signal is Midnight UTC 27 February 2017 All times are GMT or Universal Time.

A larger one at 1800 28th looks to cover more ground and last longer and the magnitudes will be larger. I have no idea by how much.

1800 5 March looks further north. This will affect magnitude by I don't know how much I have the opinion the further north the less severe but what do I know?

I should have chosen a large run but 25 6 hourly charts stretches the abilities of any computer not geared to the butterfly effects thrown up in geo-phenomena.

I read this as Seismigeostrophic frontogenesis theory focuses on the role of horizontal deformation and shear. I should have guessed the CIA would never know anything worth knowing.

I am far too trusting.xD

Date And Time (Utc) Lat Lon Mag Depth Km Dist Km Location Iris Id

23-Feb-2017 04:59:04 47.48 -123.03 4.09 15 0 Washington

18-Feb-2017 14:40:39 50.87 -124.30 4.0 17 388 British Columbia, Canada

31-Jan-2017 01:38:28 49.96 -127.81 4.0 11 446 Vancouver Island, Canada

12-Feb-2017 03:47:40 49.33 -129.37 4.7 10 511 Vancouver Island, Canada

24-Feb-2017 12:28:25 49.71 -129.12 5.2 10 512 Vancouver Island, Canada

23-Feb-2017 06:04:59 49.70 -129.17 4.8 10 514 Vancouver Island, Canada

21-Feb-2017 00:57:52 38.80 -122.74 4.16 1 965 Northern California