QuakeFeed Earthquake Alerts

Just like potatoes quick feed could be a very healthy consumable if raw data is your thing. But if done properly, with great respect comes great responsibility some old grumpy uncle one said! So go out and do yourself a favor, go ahead and splurge, have a couple spuds. if anybody asks why you my need those delicious looking potatoes, give them an answer so freakin spectacular and dazzling, it leaves the listener, dumbfounded, not only will their face be permanently frozen with a look so darn ambiguous, only a select few will know the frozen look of ambiguity was bequeathed by such a fine and dandy root admiring connoisseur had to of come from the true root admirer they know and love. although could have been you and still might be if you’re able to dazzle, and/or baffle all those who might question thee, that’s when you come with your own brand of spectacularly dazzling knowledge of true bewilderment and amazement, hit you like an infinite amount of mass jockeying for position, or the core of the sun once was, then with no fanfare whatsoever, a singularity forms and someone somewhere realizes that you’re truly that spud artisan everyone has been trying to seek out and find!?It’s kind of neat, knowing that all along good folks for always in the presence of such greatness. but unfortunately, now they’ve come down with a permanent look of bewilderment from such an absolutely epically awesome person such as yourself, knowing it was you all along with that, super Duper spud knowledge of mysterious origins of the unknowingly unknowable stuff.

I’ve lived in SoCal since the 60’s & I will never get used to the earthquakes ~ they scare the crap out of me. Now we have CRAZY WILDFIRES! I usually go to USGS website for info when I think I’ve felt something (yes, I’m old, lol) ~ mainly because it’s so difficult finding any news out of Orange County! I found this app when I bought my first iPhone, and loved how easy it was to use! With the consistent drought in the west ~ with no end in sight ~ and the record breaking fires we now have to live with, there’s NO REASON NOT TO PAY FOR the PREMIUM VERSION of this App!! It’s super easy to set up & use. It’s completely user friendly & can be customized for your particular needs! It will alert me only for what I want. I haven’t found any downside to this app. They’re working on new features to make it even better than it already is! The ONLY thing I would suggest is for more Map options in premium, but that’s only because I get bored. If you live in a drought area… If you live in a fire area… If you live on or near a fault zone… If you just want to stay informed on these things… Buy the Premium Version of this App! It’s GREAT! ***QUESTION/SUGGESTION 4 ADMINS*** Would it be possible to add information on the actual duration of a quake?? At the epicenter, of course. I know that the whenever we’re actually experiencing one, it FEELS like they last several minutes - which I know isn’t true. But it takes a few HOURS for me to feel steady after one. I’ve never been able to find this detail anywhere. It’s just something that would be helpful to me. Thanks!

I live on top of The Geysers Field in Northern California, and we have many earthquakes due to the water injection into the wells. I can see quickly what the magnitude is, how deep, and how far away from my house. I have received “Duck, Cover, Run” emergency notifications, and the recent 4.4 M one in Willits, 40 miles away, was very helpful. I was standing getting dressed, watching a video on my phone, wondering “Where’s the jolt?”, and looked at USGS which showed nothing for several minutes. Then I felt several waves of motion coming from the west that felt as though I was standing on a boat rocking on ripples of water. I love all the sciences, and the availability of geophysics information keeps me abreast of what is happening with our Earth. I set my notifications for local information, as well as for quakes all around the world that are greater than 6 Magnitude. I can see in real time the big quakes along the fault lines, and acknowledge the implications for all of us.