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you mean ice quake? the underground frozen solid ice with such
expansion= cause earth quake like movement. common in this neck of
woods... extreme cold conditions.
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/hearing-loud-bangs-in-southern-ontario-it-
was-likely-an-ice-quake-1.1616236
On Feb 27, 2015, at 9:18 PM, Graham Naisbitt wrote:
> Hi Techies
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> San Diego was fun, good to see so many friends.
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> I learned something new, but am not sure if it is accurate or for
> real but - I gather there is a weather phenomenon referred to as
> "snow quake” - anyone heard of this and if so, what is it exactly?
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> Have a great weekend everyone,
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> Graham N
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