HAARP could easily cause this behavior, and should the earthquake be caused by HAARP, preliminary atmospheric temp spikes would have to occur. You are bombarding a location with concentrated electromagnetic waves. Sound far-fetched? It’s how you remove brain tumors noninvasively and without harm to the rest of your brain. Look it up.

A geologist sent me this site who also follows HAARP. Can anyone calling others names boast similar credentials, or was the point of emotional comment to put others down to make up for your own self-esteem issues rather than speculate intelligently over cause and effect? If it isn’t HAARP, please provide another conjecture, preferably something cut more by Occam’s razor.

This is interesting evidence, but what was not mentioned in the article were the number of other earthquakes in the same area several days before the big slip. It seems entirely plausible that what they are tracking is not so much advance warning as it is the earthquakes that preceded the big tremor, and as such the predictive value of the data is pretty small. After all, if we could use the tremors that precede a big quake as predictors, we’d have been doing so for many years now, as there is LOTS of that data in the record. Unfortunately, there just isn’t any reliable way to predict large earthquakes on the basis of prior activity…