Shakey White North

[SlowModem]

What are y'all doing up there Andrew???   

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[mackbig]

That's Quebec, they have been trying to separate for years.  Guess they are trying the shake loose.

Andrew

[Downlinerz2]

   Or Uncle Fester and the rest of the Adams family have moved up there.

PS:  Andrew, watch out for those thunderstorms heading across the lake into Canada.
Very heavy rain here, 0.81" in 45 min in CoCoRaSH gauge, and winds reported in the mid 50's here.  I had gust of 27mph but I am sheilded from the direction of the winds.

[mackbig]

Thanks Mark.
Got a long way to go to get me.  We can use the rain, there havent been many storms the past month and the last one vapourized as it approached my place.

Andrew

   Or Uncle Fester and the rest of the Adams family have moved up there.

PS:  Andrew, watch out for those thunderstorms heading across the lake into Canada.
Very heavy rain here, 0.81" in 45 min in CoCoRaSH gauge, and winds reported in the mid 50's here.  I had gust of 27mph but I am sheilded from the direction of the winds.

[Downlinerz2]

   Yeah, oops, you are farther away than my initial first look made me think. Well, hope some rain reaches you soon.
  Mark

[mackbig]

Got a couple of drops.  If I hadnt been outside would not have know, the drops were few and far between and almost instantly evaporating.
Andrew

[PaulMy]

Mark wrote:

PS:  Andrew, watch out for those thunderstorms heading across the lake into Canada.

Mark, wish you could chase a little bit of rain our way as well, we didn't get anything here.  I've noticed from radar that that generally most of the rain is hugging the south shore of the lake.  How is it that in the winter moisture (snow) stays on our side of the lake and in the summer the rain on your side   A bit more sharing would be appreciated

Paul

[Downlinerz2]

Mark wrote:

PS:  Andrew, watch out for those thunderstorms heading across the lake into Canada.

Mark, wish you could chase a little bit of rain our way as well, we didn't get anything here.  I've noticed from radar that that generally most of the rain is hugging the south shore of the lake.  How is it that in the winter moisture (snow) stays on our side of the lake and in the summer the rain on your side   A bit more sharing would be appreciated
Paul

Paul,
  I for one am willing to set up an equitable sharing of precip.  I would love to have a bit of that snow, and would not mind at all sending you some of our rain.  For sure the last thing we want to do is get the government involved, at least ours, or we would both end up with (can't believe I am going to say this)a deficit of both, for all of us!   (sorry)

[iisfaq]

That's Quebec, they have been trying to separate for years.  Guess they are trying the shake loose.

Not with a Mag 3 - you would hardly notice it.

We get them every day - we had a 5 yesterday and a 4 today, and just over 7000 shakes in 9 months...

http://quake.crowe.co.nz

[SlowModem]

That's Quebec, they have been trying to separate for years.  Guess they are trying the shake loose.

Andrew

Looks like they're still trying.

Sunday, January 22, 2012 at 05:59:45 UTC
Sunday, January 22, 2012 at 12:59:45 AM at epicenter

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