More Large Quakes - After FEMA Launches Doomsday Drills, Strange Pattern After 5.2 Quake Hits California

A magnitude 6.1 - 17km E of Puerto Morazan, Nicaraguais the 7th major quake of June

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No Tsunami Warnings, Advisories or Watches are in effect...a magnitude 6.1 - 17km E of Puerto Morazan, Nicaraguais the 7th major quake of June and the 4th major quake in the last three days. Todays quake is the 72nd, major quake of 2016... 

5.2-Magnitude Desert Earthquake Shakes Southern California | NBC Southern California

A magnitude-5.2 earthquake centered in the desert northeast of San Diego caused shaking early Friday morning across Southern California.

The earthquake occurred at about 1 a.m. northwest of Borrego Springs in San Diego County, according to the USGS. The earthquake was initially reported with a magnitude of 5.1 before it was revised to 5.2, according to the USGS.

The 5.2-magnitude quake was followed by a series of smaller aftershocks in Borrego Springs, including a 3.5 magnitude quake at 4:14 a.m., according to the USGS. The jolt triggered a minor rockslide on Montezuma Valley Road, about 14 miles southeast of Borrego Springs, the California Highway Patrol reported.

Borrego Springs is about 150 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles.

Bulusan volcano, Philippines eruption 2km high

Photo volcano.si.edu A sudden eruption occurred this morning (at 11:35 local time).
An explosion generated an ash plume that rose about 2000 m above the volcano's summit and drifted northwest, causing light ash falls in nearby downwind areas.
According to PHILVOLCS, the eruption preceded by a seismic swarm with more than 100 small earthquakes and lasted 5 minutes.
The eruption itself was only steam-driven - no magma itself has reached the surface,- and caused by explosion of over-pressurized and over-heated fluids from the volcano's strongly developed hydrothermal system.
A similar explosion had occurred on 21 February.
Following it, scientists monitoring the volcano have been seeing an inflation of the edifice (swelling of the ground) since May, probably caused by magma intruding at depth.
This would have been providing new energy (heat) to the system and cause increasing instability. Bulusan's official status remains unchanged at "Alert Level 1 (abnormal)" on the scale of 0 (normal) to 5 (highest):
"This indicates that hydrothermal processes are underway beneath the volcano that may lead to more steam-driven eruptions.
The local government units and the public are reminded that entry to the 4-kilometer radius Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ) is strictly prohibited due to the possibility of sudden and hazardous steam-driven or phreatic eruptions. 

Quakes shake Ring of fire after FEMA launches doomsday drills

In the last 24 hour two major earthquakes struck along the ominous ‘Ring of Fire’, a week after FEMA started doomsday quake drills.

 A 6.1-magnitude hit Nicaragua and a 5.2 -mag. shook Borrego Springs in San Diego County, California.

The U.S. Geological survey said the Nicaraguan earthquake hit Thursday night, with an epicenter 16.1 miles northeast of Chinandega and a depth of 6.2 miles. No casualties were recorded but the newspaper La Presna reported that the walls of a church collapsed in Chinandega.

The quake was felt strongly in Nicaragua’s capital, Managua, 84 miles away,  and Reuters reports it was also felt strongly as far away as Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, 167.7 miles away.

As for the California earthquake, the USGS said it hit around 1:05 am with its epicenter 13.7 miles northwest of Borrego Springs. About 3,000 people reported feeling the earthquake, with residents feeling the earthquake in northern Los Angeles County, Orange and Ventura counties, and the Inland Empire.

These recent quakes along the Ring of Fire — a string of volcanoes and sites of seismic activity or earthquakes around the edges of the Pacific Ocean — come after FEMA began the “Cascadia Rising” drill on June 7th, a drill to simulate the effects of a magnitude-9.0 earthquake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone and an accompanying west coast tsunami dozens of feet tall.

According to the official public statement for the event, more than “50 counties, plus major cities, tribal nations, state and federal agencies, private sector businesses, and non-governmental organizations across three states—Washington, Oregon and Idaho” participated.

In addition to “Cascadia Rising,” U.S. Northern Command held five other exercises simultaneously. According to the final draft of the Cascadia Rising drill plan, those five exercises are entitled “Ardent Sentry 2016,″ “Vigilant Guard,” “Special Focus Exercise,” “Turbo Challenge” and “Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore.” The primary scenario that of all of these participants focused on was one that involves a magnitude 9.0 earthquake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone followed by a giant tsunami that could displace up to a million people from northern California to southern Canada.

Strange Pattern After 5.2 Earthquake Hits California, USGS Caught Manipulating Data, New Madrid (Video)

USGS Has Once Again been caught trying to cover-up shallow, if not ground level, Earthquakes. This time it Centers around a 5.2 Earthquake that just struck in Southern California. The initial depth reading showed it registered in the Negative or at Ground Level. Even the global Incident map has it at just 1 km. But USGS Decided to go farther than that, and change the depth to a more average number, in the 12 km range. What is also strange about this event is the pattern from the quake swarm. The swarm it showing up in and odd formation, with many quakes hitting on a direct line of a rectangle shaped swarm perimeter.

On top of this we have also had an uptick in earthquakes hitting around the New Madrid Region, Mostly in Kentucky and Tennessee.