Plane landing at San Francisco Airport today experienced an issue with the tail of the plane striking seawall at the end of the runway hard and causing the tail section to shear off the plane resulting in a fire that eventually spread to the entire plane but only AFTER all the passengers had made a successful emergency exit from the plane. Currently it appears all but two have survived with remarkably low numbers injured like 50 with only a few critical probably due to quick emergency response (225 First Responders) there at SFO, the three letter abbreviation for that San Francisco Airport where I landed and took-off from during my own Quake Chase 2011. God Bless ALL of those involved!
The New Moon Window will officially start in twenty minutes as I am writing and probably by time I am done posting and editing this EQ Blog Entry it will be in full effect so we will also now have some additional concern with the fact that it seemed kind of ironic a plane could have crashed and especially that they would be talking about something that could possibly have been connected to wind shear, downdraft, or possibly a microburst? @ http://news.discovery.com/earth/weather-extreme-events/can-a-microburst-or-wind-shear-crash-a-plane-130415.htm Not asking tonight if a "Microburst" had anything to do with SFO or not. The professionals will look into all that in good time, tonight I am asking if the fact that the San Andreas Fault is located right there at the top of that mountain just to the West of that airport AND there have been any number of small shakers right at almost that exact spot this week AND for what it's worth the additional pull of the July New Moon begins right now. Whether that contributed anything to microburst or downdraft coming down the hill from San Andreas around Noon today is probably out there.
We must now especially watch Northern California for earthquakes through Sunday and into Monday Night because there have been a lot of swarms all over California. I suppose there is that chance that Pacifica Shakers plus a microburst at SFO could equal an earthquake, not to mention now a plane crash and added traffic there on the San Andreas Fault. So, also watch Frisco, Pacifica, and San Jose for some earthquake energy to be released, too.
My Sincere Condolences go out to the families of those who were lost in the crash at SFO. Sincerely, The EQ Guy
1 comment:
Been following your blog for a couple of months now. keep up the good work.
Regarding the San Andres between Parkfield and Wrightwood; this stretch of faultline has been mostly quiet in recent months with a lot of activity on either side of this quiet zone. What are your thoughts? No one seems to be talking about this either.
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