[VanShuyten]

Largest of a swarm. No tsunami warning. Looks like magma movement to the newer undersea mount forming.

[rdl6989]

I was just looking at that. Isn’t this a big one by Hawaii standards?

[ckilmer]

Is that the sea mount off the coast of the big island that you are referring to?

Is that in the place of the earth quake swarms?

[Parley Baer]

There sure have been a lot of earthquakes on the Pacific perimeter lately.

[Halls]

I read somewhere else it was a 6.3.

[Mount Athos]

There are about 1000 earthquakes between 5 and 5.9 every year.

I think we shouldn’t post those below 6 unless there is some special reason.

Earthquakes below 7.6 usually don’t make destructive tsunamis unless they trigger a massive landslide into the ocean

[Whatever Works]

I live in Honolulu. It was barely felt here. I didn’t notice (had a week of high winds with more rattle), but hubby noticed a book shelf rattle (He works where there is no wind and was home today, so for him it was different). There were 8 aftershocks ranging from 2.5-3.4. It seems to be all over now. FYI, the epicenter seems to be near where Loihi(has a newer and longer name now) is currently growing into a new island ... Wait for it in about 50,000 years.

All is well here in Paradise. Mahal for your prayers. 🙏

[CFW]

Maybe the spirit of Aloha wasn’t pleased with the Hawaii Supreme Court’s Second Amendment ruling after all.

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