Saw this in the Daily Mail:
California's chances of experiencing the Big One on the San Andreas fault in the next 12 months have TRIPLED after recent spate of micro-quakes
Well, to be honest, the chances are now 1.15%. Still, that's not 0.35% chance, is it?
Learn more from the Los Angeles Times:
Chance of big San Andreas earthquake increased by Ridgecrest temblors, study suggests
"The study is the latest suggestion of a plausible scenario in which last summer’s earthquakes in a remote part of California might have started a chain of events that could result in a devastating earthquake on the San Andreas fault that has not been seen in Southern California in 163 years."And to think, airfares to Los Angeles are really low right now. What a deal!
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