USGS Quake Monitoring and Reporting Site
I'm not sure how fast it is updated, but you can click on the map or listing of reported and verified quakes to see details about where they struck, how deep they were and their magnitude.
Poke around on the site to check out some of the historic data such as quakes in the US from 1750 to 1996 or the top quakes in the US or World.
Full Version: What the Hell was that!?!?!?
QUOTE (Puck @ Nov 15 2006, 08:58 AM) 
USGS Quake Monitoring and Reporting Site
I'm not sure how fast it is updated, but you can click on the map or listing of reported and verified quakes to see details about where they struck, how deep they were and their magnitude.
Poke around on the site to check out some of the historic data such as quakes in the US from 1750 to 1996 or the top quakes in the US or World.
I'm not sure how fast it is updated, but you can click on the map or listing of reported and verified quakes to see details about where they struck, how deep they were and their magnitude.
Poke around on the site to check out some of the historic data such as quakes in the US from 1750 to 1996 or the top quakes in the US or World.
When I lived in California I used to use that website all the time.
What I want is a website that tells me when they are GOING to happen! 
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