First was the M5.5 in the video above:
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| picture: tenki.jp (click through the pic to see the report on their website) |
Then came the 4.8 early this morning:
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| picture: tenki.jp (click through the pic to see the report on their website) |
And now this massive M8.5 that struck 590km deep, south of Japan:
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| picture: tenki.jp (click through the pic to see the report on their website) |
Add to that a bunch of new volcanic eruptions, including volcanic activity at Mt. Hakone which has been dormant for 700 years and a pattern of quakes and eruptions all around the pacific this past week and it's pretty clear that the ring of fire is burning bit hotter than usual right now. I hope things continue at this pace and all the pressure continues to release itself regularly and with minimal force than all in one go, like back in 2011.
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