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New Madrid Seismic Zone — 4.0 Magnitude earthquake strikes Missouri / Tennessee

Thursday, April 2, 2015 8:36

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4/02/2015 — New Madrid Seismic Zone — 4.0 Magnitude earthquake strikes Missouri / Tennesseeby Michael Janitch

The New Madrid Seismic Zone showed rare larger earthquake activity this morning, April 2, 2015.

A noteworthy 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck at the border of Missouri and Tennessee.

Much more on the NMSZ here: http://www.showme.net/~fkeller/quake/

The rare NMSZ (new madrid seismic zone) movement is somewhat expected following the other activity occurring along the edge of the craton.

The fracking operations have all shown heavy movement in the past week, as well as heavy geyser activity at Yellowstone National park. In addition to the aforementioned activity, we also saw multiple dormant volcanoes show movement as well.

This past week (7 days) has shown a buildup in seismic pressure coming from the West coast, translating out to multiple earthquakes at locations which normally do not show much movement.

Past 7 days (up to April 2 2015) of 4.0M+ events shows the Fracking operation in California had a 4.1M, dormant Pisgah Craters volcano had a 4.0M in Southern California, 2.7M strikes Dallas TX fracking operation, and a 4.0M strikes the New Madrid.

Information on this 4.0M in Missouri from the USGS:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nm60096021#scientific_summary

M4.0 – 3km SSW of Steele, Missouri

Scientific – Summary

Origin

Magnitude / uncertainty	4.0 md± 0.3
Location / uncertainty	36.047°N 89.825°W± 0.3 km
Depth / uncertainty	10.9 km± 0.4
Origin Time	2015-04-02 03:51:43.330 UTC
Number of Stations	40
Number of Phases	44
Minimum Distance	7.28 km (0.07°)
Travel Time Residual	0.18 sec
Azimuthal Gap	60°
FE Region	Missouri (486)