Living in rural western Oregon, we have lived through snow that caused disruption, and we have learned to have food, water, medicine, and other essential things that can last for a month stocked up. When the quake hits the best scenario is that you live through it and have enough essential supplies to make it till roads can be opened back up. Being able to stay put for the first month and wait it out will probably save you from starvation or being a victim of violence from desperate people who didn't prepare.
3 weeks at least! And that's if you are in a populated area. Those of us in the hinterland are SOL for a very long time, but most of us choose to ignore this.
I've been a prepper for the last few years, and could probably survive for 3 months or more. The only issue would be getting water for my gravity feed filter, but I'm only a mile from the Columbia River and double that from the Sandy River.
I work with search dogs and there was a disaster training planned here in the NW, we were working with a FEMA guy from DC in charge of trainings like that and he said it was going to be so bad "he prayed he was dead when it happens". The US is in no way as prepared as Japan is for major quakes.
The geology just north of town appears very fragile. E.g., the Carpenterville Rd area of hills seem they would fall into the ocean. From Smith River to Gold Beach the topography looks very unstable.
If you live in the PNW this quake in going to be one hell of a ride. Being prepared is not what you think, there will be nothing as far as infrastructure for a very long time and you will need to get used to the smell of death and decay.
If the land drops like it did in Japan 2011 and the last big one here in 1700, parts of the 101 will be permanently submerged e.g. Barview and Rockaway Beach. Warrenton will probably never recover, it's already below sea level.
He's the only geologist I've heard say there's a direct correlation between the Cascadian mega quakes and immediate volcanic activity. Every other geologist says it isn't likely unless the volcano is ready to blow anyway, like Mount Saint Helens.
Truth is they do not know for certain, there have been numerous instances where volcanic activity has followed major quakes around the world, most scientists write it off as coincidence but when you just keep having the same "coincidence" maybe is not actually a coincidence. The fact is scientists are consistently wrong and have to revise their working theories. Those volcanoes are here because of that subduction plate.
Its a possible connection, from mazama to now there's been dozens of cascadia quakes and many many more eruptions. Mt hood had a major eruption in the late 1700s 81 years after the 1700 quake.
Here on top of the hill in Troutdale I don't worry a lot about a tsunami, but being in a ground floor apartment, I do worry about the two floors above me coming down during the earthquake. I've got the _'Myshake'_ app on my phone, and supposably it gives me a warning before it hits. Not much else I can do except sleep out in the parking lot every night.
@@scottprather5645 Scott. The sad truth of the matter is this. It really doesn't matter. 99% of my life is in the rear view mirror, my general health is in the toilet and all my family is gone. Every morning I wake up disappointed. Disappointed that the GOOD LORD didn't take me in my sleep. So yes. This is my 'so called' survival bunker. It is what it is.
@@DuckGuy-1957 You know what I've kind of been there and I've learned as long as there's one pinpoint of light There's hope and there's a way to turn things around got to start thinking positive my friend even when there seems to be no hope. Don't get caught up in the news it's mostly negative check out some of the people have had these amazing near-death experiences on RUclips "shaman oaks" is one such channel
The biggest difference between a megaquake in the US vs Japan is that no American coastal communities have seawalls anything like they have in Japan, so the tsunamis will roll right through.
Here on the beautiful island of Oahu, we have nowhere to evacuate to except up. You will get a ton of people that will try to drive up to Tantalus Lookout but in the town areas, the very best option is to evacuate up. Meaning evacuate above the third floor in a building that is more than ten stories tall. One possibility is to build these high rise evacuation shelters next each fire station so that you have Fire and EMS together along with EmComm communications. I say this because we worry about saving residents from a catastrophic tsunami but the conversation never goes to how are we going to save all of our firefighters, paramedics or their vehicles and equipment. Fire Stations in general usually has plenty of food supplies but never enough for an entire community. Ok, think in terms of a catastrophic tsunami has already occurred, each high rise building with survivors is going to be a miniature city for a week or much longer. In each of these cases, shelter, food, water and medicine will take priority, that is a given. Each one of these high rise shelters have a heliport at the very top in order to bring medical personnel and supplies in, with survivor victims going out in an orderly fashion. Just like a battlefield in Vietnam. Communications is going to be very important and by allowing local Amateur radio clubs access to these high rise shelters is going to be equally important. Repeaters and antennas in a linked network such as the DOT Repeater Network in Florida for hurricanes manned by Ham radio operators will help authorities and citizens equally alike. We are talking about digital and analog communications. These structures can be designed to store and power Ham radio communications for the long term. That can be done with wind and solar power in partnership with local Amateur radio clubs, ARES, DEM, American Red Cross and so on. This will also provide emergency electricity by use of DC to AC power inverters that would also include LED lighting also. There can be storage lockers for emergency food such as MRE’s and HDR’s but also emergency hospital supplies also. One plan of thought could be to design each high rise shelter like Walmart does with their “Planograms”, meaning each store is designed the same and easy for customers to go right to the products and items a customer needs and done. Each having the same design should theoretically be cheaper to build. This should also make building permits easier to obtain and to act on in a timely fashion. The goal is to save as many lives as humanly possible but they need to start these processes now, not after the tsunami hits…
It's better to not put supplies in the basement. A small shed in the yard, with water, a camp kitchen, some canned food. One gallon per day per person, for two weeks, is three of the five gallon jugs. A family of four, twelve of them. Also a filter kit to refill all the soon to be empty jugs, from surface sources. That sounds like a lot? It is. The alternative is to buy a good quality filter, and keep clean empty jugs around. And walk your neighborhood, look for ditches, other water. Imagine walking from your home with a cart or wheelbarrow to fill buckets, bring them home, and filter into clean jugs...every few days. Take your pick, make a plan, whatever you're approach, take action now.
I live near where the Boones Ferry used to cross the willamette, just south of Wilsonville. If Boones Bridge collapsed it would really screw things up, I’d be alright, but would cut me off from one of my caches for when SHTF. I have a few others around the state and have been enjoying exploring back roads thru the wilderness from i5 to 97 and beyond. Myself and 3 friends have our roles and coordinates to meet if something big happens before we’re 70 (33 years away)
Well, they should be. Maybe they shouldn't be "obsessed" but definitely educated and aware; regarding this topic. I mean; that's the practical response to this inevitable, upcoming, apocalyptic event.
Cascadia subduction zone doesn’t seem to be like the other subduction systems found around the Pacific Ring of Fire. I suspect, in the next several years, more research will confirm this.
The Cascadia subduction zone along the Oregon Coast is about 11 miles off the coast. 85 miles from Portland and about 300 miles from Central Oregon. The Cascade mountain range will filter most of the shock wave and water would not reach Central Oregon. Bend needs to prepare for thousands of cars and people escaping the quake from Portland, Medford, Salem, and Eugene. Food, gas would be interrupted for days/weeks due to no deliveries from Portland, Eugene, Salem.
Luckily many bridges will be gone so no cars will be getting through for some time. People will come but it all depends on how much of the infrastructure survives in the valley and how many people are tasked with fixing it. For many days most of the people in the valley will be stuck in place.
The best example to learn of how this natural disaster is gonna look is the japan earthquake that happened in 2010. Way too many videos out there to miss how that water comes in after that quake hits. Just learn to prepare and efficiently make an effort to escape. Having something on the side is better than nothing. Again just look at what happened in japan in 2010 seeing that water rising inland. Same thing will happen but just a different region. Thats just the best way I learned how fast i can be to prepare if anything like that happens.
I have a family member who lives on the coast one and a half feet above sea level. In the winter he can step out of his front door into the pacific ocean at high tide. When he gets concerned after a couple of drinks I say , get your deer rifle and shoot a tree that was here 4000 years ago. Further, you will die before you need to worry about being flooded so enjoy life living on the coast.
Until a few years ago, a secret emergency bunker for political VIP's was located just East of Bend, near Neff and Hanby Rd. It was disguised as a Night Vision training camp, overseen by the Dept of the Interior. It has since been decommissioned, but is evidence that researchers see Bend as a safe haven.
@@ediewall6360 At worst the projections expect the 97 corridor to experience strong shaking so as long as the columbia crossings survive it would become the main route north and south. A Cascadia quake is very likely to trigger a major San Andreas quake so I'm not sure why North-South routes matter, assistance will come from the East.
I had a dream that would happen ti japan. I spoke to a pastor of mine about it. Jesus called him home. He told my to be honored that jesus would.use me in this capacity.
Very sad that you lead your life fretting over a 9.0 earthquake that may or may not happen. I lived through the Alaskan earthquake and the Loma Prieta earthquake. Those two combined didn't do anywhere near the damage a tornado or hurricane can create. We saw firsthand what a back-to-0back hurricane can do. I'll take an earthquake any fay over what the east coast experiences.
Have LOTS of food for you and your pets, at least a month bare minimum, have a way to protect that food, have a water filtration system and and a back up oh and a source of water, have tents or some other shelter if your home collapses, have ways to keep clean and dispose of poo so you do not get cholera etc.
100%, Bend is alien place at this point. I am MANY years away from retirement yet I am old enough to remember when Bend was 12,000 people, it was smaller than Pendleton, now its about 100k, that kind of growth is insane, its like a locust invasion, they destroy what they claim to love.
I was born in the Redmond hospital in 1982. Californians have ruined the economy, housing(property values) , and have overtaken our jobs (oh yeah, thanks for the homeless people too!!!) They ruined everything!!!
0:40... Pretty arrogant to say that "it wont happen here" 😡😡 None of us knows earth's next earthquake/tsunami and the magnitude that follows. We all must learn from each other, including Japan's Tohoku earthquake/tsunami disaster
You and a million other people. This was my plan when I first learned of the CSZ, and I wish you the best of luck, but between the traffic congestion and rock slides, it becomes a less feasible option.
So how much is the tax Oregon will impose for plate tectonics they tax you for everything and anything they can think of . Oregon says thiers no sales tax, but thier is its already in the price .
Jesus is coming soon look up our redemption is near Jesus shed his blood on the cross and rose on the third day in order to give us salvation and eternal life Amen thank you Jesus 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I live on the Smith River about 4miles from the ocean, about 7miles up river. If this hits I will have a 300' wave go over my head and up the river. If its really big Medford will get flooded w salty mud flows.
Tsunamis lose height as they travel inland, all you have to do at your location is walk uphill to be safe from a tsunami. The smith is also not pointed at the ocean so unless its a very large wave there may not be any water damage at all.
You guys are so funny I've been in at least a dozen earthquakes in my life.. I was in the big San Francisco earthquake during the playoff game in baseball.. you guys have no clue what the f*** you're talking about like unless you actually lived in one
There are many different types of plate interactions and earthquakes. Even the local geology (i.e., what types of rock compose the landscape) will alter the way earthquake waves travel and are experienced.
@@squamishfish I've seen studies that Canada has done on the effects in Vancouver, BC and there will be significant effects. I believe what I saw was underwater mapping of the coastline and islands to predict where tsunami waves could impact and cause the most damage. There's information out there somewhere. The important factor is the length of the fault line and if there is a partial rupture or a full rupture. A partial rupture would be devastating, but the portion(s) of the coastline and inland furthest from the epicenter could see little or no quake damage, although they would still be at risk for a tsunami. A full rupture would cause earthquake damage along the entire length of the coast and inland parallel to the fault rupture. The rupture in 1700 occurred from Oregon, north along the entire length of Vancouver Island and they've found at least some deposits from that tsunami in the channel or inlet on the other side of Vancouver Island, not just the coast facing side. Once the tsunami wave travelled inland through that gap where it's no longer open ocean, the water sort of acted like a cue ball on a pool table as it hit land. The shape of the channel underwater also influenced where the water was directed because more water kept pushing inland so it couldn't just immediately flow back out to sea like a wave hitting an open beach. The water was like a ball on a pool table that travels until it hits something and is deflected in another direction until it hits something again and is deflected again in a different direction and so on until it runs out of energy.
@@coldeadhands yes any thing on the Fraser Delta will be like Quick sand and sink ,all of Richmond ,Delta. Plus the river Dykes more than likely will give yay
Just hope and pray it doesn’t happen while Mr. Poopy pants is still in office! You will get minimal help! Trump would give you the maximum attention needed for each and every American he can help and make better!!!❤️☮️🙏
My boss will still want us to come to work…..
Then he dies for being neglectful and an idiot and you sue for millions for making you go to work in hazardous conditions.
😮😂😊
Make sure to stash your Mountain Dew 2 litters in Hefty bags X)/* And never forget.... WILSON!!!!!!!!
Make sure you have your scuba gear 😫
cant come to work if there is no "Work"
Living in rural western Oregon, we have lived through snow that caused disruption, and we have learned to have food, water, medicine, and other essential things that can last for a month stocked up. When the quake hits the best scenario is that you live through it and have enough essential supplies to make it till roads can be opened back up. Being able to stay put for the first month and wait it out will probably save you from starvation or being a victim of violence from desperate people who didn't prepare.
Not to mention the thousands of refugees from the west. It's going to be mayhem with so many people armed to the teeth.
FEMA: "thank you for your contribution"
Did you guys experience the ice storm earlier this year? We had a pretty bad one here near Eugene.
The advantage of living on the ocean is everything can be resuplied by boat.
This is a huge advantage compared to landlocked states.
True, except we wouldn't know where the new coast line would be. @@jabreck1934
Prepare for 3 weeks on your own. Water, radios, food, medicine.
Probably double that!
3 weeks at least! And that's if you are in a populated area. Those of us in the hinterland are SOL for a very long time, but most of us choose to ignore this.
@@DuckGuy-1957 can't hurt.
I've been a prepper for the last few years, and could probably survive for 3 months or more. The only issue would be getting water for my gravity feed filter, but I'm only a mile from the Columbia River and double that from the Sandy River.
I really want to tell a Mormon's were right joke here
But most people aren't prepared
I work with search dogs and there was a disaster training planned here in the NW, we were working with a FEMA guy from DC in charge of trainings like that and he said it was going to be so bad "he prayed he was dead when it happens". The US is in no way as prepared as Japan is for major quakes.
The US is in no way prepared...
Just wait 'till Yellowstone blows....
I think I'll starting digging my grave now....
@@walkinginthewilderness4339 I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy...
I'm watching this a block away from the ocean here in Brookings.
How fast can you get out?
@@kayeb7809 Ten minutes
Wow, I certainly hope you and everyone in your vicinity has a solid escape plan, and your pets as well.
The geology just north of town appears very fragile. E.g., the Carpenterville Rd area of hills seem they would fall into the ocean. From Smith River to Gold Beach the topography looks very unstable.
Harbor here
Significant Rise and backflow in Columbia River
As well as the Willamette river flooding into Portland and other cities up stream.
If you live in the PNW this quake in going to be one hell of a ride. Being prepared is not what you think, there will be nothing as far as infrastructure for a very long time and you will need to get used to the smell of death and decay.
100% true, I have done disaster response, as for a NW analogy think Oso landslide x 1 million.
If the land drops like it did in Japan 2011 and the last big one here in 1700, parts of the 101 will be permanently submerged e.g. Barview and Rockaway Beach. Warrenton will probably never recover, it's already below sea level.
He's the only geologist I've heard say there's a direct correlation between the Cascadian mega quakes and immediate volcanic activity. Every other geologist says it isn't likely unless the volcano is ready to blow anyway, like Mount Saint Helens.
Truth is they do not know for certain, there have been numerous instances where volcanic activity has followed major quakes around the world, most scientists write it off as coincidence but when you just keep having the same "coincidence" maybe is not actually a coincidence. The fact is scientists are consistently wrong and have to revise their working theories. Those volcanoes are here because of that subduction plate.
I guess we'll see who's right eventually
He is most definitely right!
Its a possible connection, from mazama to now there's been dozens of cascadia quakes and many many more eruptions. Mt hood had a major eruption in the late 1700s 81 years after the 1700 quake.
Hope for the best.... prepare for the worst
If Oregon could figure out a way to tax plate tectonics, it would.
Don't worry it figured out how to tax all the people living on those tectonic plate.
With no sales tax, the revenue has to come from somewhere.
@@Me97202 LOL. Ever heard of high property taxes? State personal income taxes? Oregon has both
my god quit bitching
Republicans are junk tier whiners
Here on top of the hill in Troutdale I don't worry a lot about a tsunami, but being in a ground floor apartment, I do worry about the two floors above me coming down during the earthquake.
I've got the _'Myshake'_ app on my phone, and supposably it gives me a warning before it hits. Not much else I can do except sleep out in the parking lot every night.
Depends a lot on how And when the structure was built. Newer structures are built more earthquake resistant.
I have all I need. .......in my apartment.
And there's the rub.
@@DuckGuy-1957 apartment/ survival bunker?
@@scottprather5645 Scott. The sad truth of the matter is this. It really doesn't matter.
99% of my life is in the rear view mirror, my general health is in the toilet and all my family is gone. Every morning I wake up disappointed. Disappointed that the GOOD LORD didn't take me in my sleep.
So yes. This is my 'so called' survival bunker. It is what it is.
@@DuckGuy-1957 You know what I've kind of been there and I've learned as long as there's one pinpoint of light
There's hope and there's a way to turn things around got to start thinking positive my friend even when there seems to be no hope. Don't get caught up in the news it's mostly negative check out some of the people have had these amazing near-death experiences on RUclips "shaman oaks" is one such channel
If a significant section of the Cascadia moves it will make Fukoshima look like a tremor.
Fukushima was a nuc from the globalists, cabal , NWO, NOT natural at all. We are in a war
We know it’s coming it’s just a matter of when. The weather coast will never be the same in our lifetime if so.
The biggest difference between a megaquake in the US vs Japan is that no American coastal communities have seawalls anything like they have in Japan, so the tsunamis will roll right through.
Yeah we could learn a thing or more about how they prepare for quakes every year but were too ignorant infrastructural wise.🤦♂️
Here on the beautiful island of Oahu, we have nowhere to evacuate to except up.
You will get a ton of people that will try to drive up to Tantalus Lookout but in the town areas, the very best option is to evacuate up. Meaning evacuate above the third floor in a building that is more than ten stories tall.
One possibility is to build these high rise evacuation shelters next each fire station so that you have Fire and EMS together along with EmComm communications.
I say this because we worry about saving residents from a catastrophic tsunami but the conversation never goes to how are we going to save all of our firefighters, paramedics or their vehicles and equipment.
Fire Stations in general usually has plenty of food supplies but never enough for an entire community.
Ok, think in terms of a catastrophic tsunami has already occurred, each high rise building with survivors is going to be a miniature city for a week or much longer.
In each of these cases, shelter, food, water and medicine will take priority, that is a given.
Each one of these high rise shelters have a heliport at the very top in order to bring medical personnel and supplies in, with survivor victims going out in an orderly fashion. Just like a battlefield in Vietnam.
Communications is going to be very important and by allowing local Amateur radio clubs access to these high rise shelters is going to be equally important.
Repeaters and antennas in a linked network such as the DOT Repeater Network in Florida for hurricanes manned by Ham radio operators will help authorities and citizens equally alike. We are talking about digital and analog communications.
These structures can be designed to store and power Ham radio communications for the long term. That can be done with wind and solar power in partnership with local Amateur radio clubs, ARES, DEM, American Red Cross and so on. This will also provide emergency electricity by use of DC to AC power inverters that would also include LED lighting also.
There can be storage lockers for emergency food such as MRE’s and HDR’s but also emergency hospital supplies also.
One plan of thought could be to design each high rise shelter like Walmart does with their “Planograms”, meaning each store is designed the same and easy for customers to go right to the products and items a customer needs and done.
Each having the same design should theoretically be cheaper to build. This should also make building permits easier to obtain and to act on in a timely fashion.
The goal is to save as many lives as humanly possible but they need to start these processes now, not after the tsunami hits…
Fend for yourself and quit relying on the government.
Jokes aside - it will happen - prepare!
It's better to not put supplies in the basement.
A small shed in the yard, with water, a camp kitchen, some canned food. One gallon per day per person, for two weeks, is three of the five gallon jugs. A family of four, twelve of them. Also a filter kit to refill all the soon to be empty jugs, from surface sources.
That sounds like a lot? It is.
The alternative is to buy a good quality filter, and keep clean empty jugs around. And walk your neighborhood, look for ditches, other water. Imagine walking from your home with a cart or wheelbarrow to fill buckets, bring them home, and filter into clean jugs...every few days.
Take your pick, make a plan, whatever you're approach, take action now.
Gold finger!
He's the man, the man with the midas touch.
You forgot the Tsunami!
How do you prepare for a massive earthquake then a couple tsunamis followed by volcanic eruptions?
Prayer🙏
Have a friend in Jesus..
Repent and turned to Jesus for salvation.
Amen ⬆️
By living in Kansas?
Oregon will finally get cleaned up
Sadly probably not
have a sparkling day in central Oregon 😂
Miss Sparkling Bob Shaw!
Its getting closer and closer....
I live near where the Boones Ferry used to cross the willamette, just south of Wilsonville. If Boones Bridge collapsed it would really screw things up, I’d be alright, but would cut me off from one of my caches for when SHTF. I have a few others around the state and have been enjoying exploring back roads thru the wilderness from i5 to 97 and beyond. Myself and 3 friends have our roles and coordinates to meet if something big happens before we’re 70 (33 years away)
Seems every road will be blocked. No gas.
No electric.
No food. Possibly no shelter besides tents and rvs.
Was actually cool you can see that wave of energy coming at you when an earthquake hits
It's coming soon.
What?
There's no way to tell precisely
Man Oregonians are OBSESSED with this topic.
I remember hearing about "the big one" when I was a teenager in the 90s.
Naw, like everyone else they are too busy staring at their phones
Well, they should be. Maybe they shouldn't be "obsessed" but definitely educated and aware; regarding this topic. I mean; that's the practical response to this inevitable, upcoming, apocalyptic event.
Cascadia subduction zone doesn’t seem to be like the other subduction systems found around the Pacific Ring of Fire. I suspect, in the next several years, more research will confirm this.
The Cascadia subduction zone along the Oregon Coast is about 11 miles off the coast. 85 miles from Portland and about
300 miles from Central Oregon. The Cascade mountain range will filter most of the shock wave and water would not reach Central Oregon. Bend needs to prepare for thousands of cars and people escaping the quake from Portland, Medford,
Salem, and Eugene. Food, gas would be interrupted for days/weeks due to no deliveries from Portland, Eugene, Salem.
Luckily many bridges will be gone so no cars will be getting through for some time. People will come but it all depends on how much of the infrastructure survives in the valley and how many people are tasked with fixing it. For many days most of the people in the valley will be stuck in place.
Sorry but nearly everyone at the coast will be dead, not just thousands. We are about to get our butts kicked big-time.
me sitting here contemplating a move to Portland. 😳
Super interesting theory
"Theory" lmao
Theory?
This will 100% happen.
Wow... Batdorf and Rodney.♡.
I would like to hear about how a tsunami could/would effect the waterways!
The best example to learn of how this natural disaster is gonna look is the japan earthquake that happened in 2010. Way too many videos out there to miss how that water comes in after that quake hits. Just learn to prepare and efficiently make an effort to escape. Having something on the side is better than nothing. Again just look at what happened in japan in 2010 seeing that water rising inland. Same thing will happen but just a different region. Thats just the best way I learned how fast i can be to prepare if anything like that happens.
What is the relevance of the intro to this video? Why were they interviewing this guy?
I look down on the flood plain, I’d be fine. Edit: Maybe I’ll slide down because of a landslide 😭
WHEN...not if.... which s why; i live in the interior of B C which is about 600 miles away from this threat..
Amazon drivers will get a raise?
About 20 foot.
The river valleys will allow the tsunami to travel far inland.
Heard incoming fault line was folding over to break .
Oh! that is prophetic. "we will know when it happens" typical bureaucrat. Stating the obvious.
exactly
Bureaucrat?
I have a family member who lives on the coast one and a half feet above sea level. In the winter he can step out of his front door into the pacific ocean at high tide. When he gets concerned after a couple of drinks I say , get your deer rifle and shoot a tree that was here 4000 years ago. Further, you will die before you need to worry about being flooded so enjoy life living on the coast.
Come to big island of Hawaii we have over hundreds of earthquake everyday
I live on the third floor. Is it better to run down the stairs, into the parking lot?
in a 9.0 you will not be able to stand, nor walk
I will never live in Eugene. It sits under a major dam, and only requires a 6.3 magnitude to flood the entire city.
If the Batdorfs (sp?) are not in the danger zone for fire or tsunami then a volcanic eruption or earthquake? Those are probably lesser worries by far.
That's crazy me and my girlfriend was just talking about moving to Portland Oregon and my last name is batdorf too😂
Until a few years ago, a secret emergency bunker for political VIP's was located just East of Bend, near Neff and Hanby Rd. It was disguised as a Night Vision training camp, overseen by the Dept of the Interior. It has since been decommissioned, but is evidence that researchers see Bend as a safe haven.
Good point. I was thinking “ Sisters”. Dr. Goldfinger seems to surmise that hwy 97 may be viable.
@@ediewall6360 At worst the projections expect the 97 corridor to experience strong shaking so as long as the columbia crossings survive it would become the main route north and south. A Cascadia quake is very likely to trigger a major San Andreas quake so I'm not sure why North-South routes matter, assistance will come from the East.
I had a dream that would happen ti japan. I spoke to a pastor of mine about it. Jesus called him home. He told my to be honored that jesus would.use me in this capacity.
Absolutely NO on the volcanoes.
Very sad that you lead your life fretting over a 9.0 earthquake that may or may not happen. I lived through the Alaskan earthquake and the Loma Prieta earthquake. Those two combined didn't do anywhere near the damage a tornado or hurricane can create. We saw firsthand what a back-to-0back hurricane can do. I'll take an earthquake any fay over what the east coast experiences.
Let me guess... somewhat wetter? Few more lakes in the low areas?
Washington also!
yes
4:20 Only 8 years ago?
This aired in 2019. We only just uploaded this at the request of an agency wanting to use our video for educational purposes.
So unless you live in Baker City or Burns you're screwed. Better stock your bunkers.
I cant afford to stock pile supplies in completely f*ed. Totally :(
Can anyone say HAARP And can anyone tell me has the crimes against humanity stopped in the sky let's hope somebody's going to prison
HAARP was shut down in 2014, but there are probably other stations that are working.
Ok. Unless if you are emergency personal. What would you do!?
Have LOTS of food for you and your pets, at least a month bare minimum, have a way to protect that food, have a water filtration system and and a back up oh and a source of water, have tents or some other shelter if your home collapses, have ways to keep clean and dispose of poo so you do not get cholera etc.
The "emergency" personell will be in the same boat as us. Better fend for yourself.
in other words you people in the vally are screwed .
yes
9 types of deserts, high is not one. Steppe is the correct answer.
you're not on the level, Bob !)/*
It's called the High Desert, not because the desert is high..
it's because you're high...
for being there..)/*
@@andretokayuk8100 ah the very ignorance turning steppe into desert. @GudasWorld has it figuerd out
@@GudasWorld_2 Ooof.. such scathing remarks.. well, I'd better learn my place in this tax slave colony..
Research the facts .....before making a statement It's easy there's this thing called Google😮
Doesn't matter: its a colloquial term that is commonly understood.
The solution to Portlands homeless problem.
Disgusting comment
They already ruined central Oregon by moving there from California.
100%, Bend is alien place at this point. I am MANY years away from retirement yet I am old enough to remember when Bend was 12,000 people, it was smaller than Pendleton, now its about 100k, that kind of growth is insane, its like a locust invasion, they destroy what they claim to love.
@@deanfirnatine7814well if this happens it’ll get more expensive because we have ocean front property!🤣
I was born in the Redmond hospital in 1982. Californians have ruined the economy, housing(property values) , and have overtaken our jobs (oh yeah, thanks for the homeless people too!!!) They ruined everything!!!
Hey my friend, I loved Batdorf and Rodney. ♡.
0:40... Pretty arrogant to say that "it wont happen here" 😡😡
None of us knows earth's next earthquake/tsunami and the magnitude that follows. We all must learn from each other, including Japan's Tohoku earthquake/tsunami disaster
Solar panels, EV, cistern, and some guns.
Hundred of thousands deaths...
I’m bailing east fast if this happens
You and a million other people. This was my plan when I first learned of the CSZ, and I wish you the best of luck, but between the traffic congestion and rock slides, it becomes a less feasible option.
No good unless you bail east BEFORE it happens
unless you have a helipcopter
So how much is the tax Oregon will impose for plate tectonics they tax you for everything and anything they can think of . Oregon says thiers no sales tax, but thier is its already in the price .
How bout cheaper real estate prices along the coast?
Oceanfront to Ocean bottom 😮
Compared to the Willamette Valley, prices that I've seen on the coast are dirt cheap.
It never happen in our life time
Never say never
Oregon - you have far, far, far bigger problems to deal with than tsunamis & quakes 😂
Noooo, GOD has thte last word on how it goes.
Yes and listen to David Wilkerson he prophecised about this happening in america back in 1973
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Moron
Why is he smiling and talking?
Yes. I was thinking the same thing. NOT normal!!!!!
I was just thinking that! Dr. Goldfinger looks much too happy talking about mass death and destruction!
MAYBE because more people are FINALLY talking about this--BE AWARE & PREPARE!
He probably already has a home out of state. I think he announced retirement recently
45 million, I think not!
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4:32 They have to throw their Evolution religion into everything these days.
I live on the Smith River about 4miles from the ocean, about 7miles up river. If this hits I will have a 300' wave go over my head and up the river. If its really big Medford will get flooded w salty mud flows.
Medford will not get flooded, lol, its at 1300 ft in elevation
Tsunamis lose height as they travel inland, all you have to do at your location is walk uphill to be safe from a tsunami. The smith is also not pointed at the ocean so unless its a very large wave there may not be any water damage at all.
You guys are so funny I've been in at least a dozen earthquakes in my life.. I was in the big San Francisco earthquake during the playoff game in baseball.. you guys have no clue what the f*** you're talking about like unless you actually lived in one
There are many different types of plate interactions and earthquakes. Even the local geology (i.e., what types of rock compose the landscape) will alter the way earthquake waves travel and are experienced.
The sky may fall 1st.
I will be OK I think if a cloud hits me rather than a landslide or collapsing building.
@@deanfirnatine7814 lol. The only fear we have is fear ltself.
So according to to this Vancouver and Victoria BC will be ok , only Washington and Oregon will be affected 😮
it's just an Oregon based channel, so they are only talking about Oregon
@@erinrising2799 ahhh they mentioned Seattle and the Washington coast line , nothing to do with Oregon when I went to School
@@squamishfish I've seen studies that Canada has done on the effects in Vancouver, BC and there will be significant effects. I believe what I saw was underwater mapping of the coastline and islands to predict where tsunami waves could impact and cause the most damage. There's information out there somewhere. The important factor is the length of the fault line and if there is a partial rupture or a full rupture. A partial rupture would be devastating, but the portion(s) of the coastline and inland furthest from the epicenter could see little or no quake damage, although they would still be at risk for a tsunami. A full rupture would cause earthquake damage along the entire length of the coast and inland parallel to the fault rupture. The rupture in 1700 occurred from Oregon, north along the entire length of Vancouver Island and they've found at least some deposits from that tsunami in the channel or inlet on the other side of Vancouver Island, not just the coast facing side. Once the tsunami wave travelled inland through that gap where it's no longer open ocean, the water sort of acted like a cue ball on a pool table as it hit land. The shape of the channel underwater also influenced where the water was directed because more water kept pushing inland so it couldn't just immediately flow back out to sea like a wave hitting an open beach. The water was like a ball on a pool table that travels until it hits something and is deflected in another direction until it hits something again and is deflected again in a different direction and so on until it runs out of energy.
YVR and sea island will slump away into the Georgia strait
@@coldeadhands yes any thing on the Fraser Delta will be like Quick sand and sink ,all of Richmond ,Delta. Plus the river Dykes more than likely will give yay
it is mostly gen z people and feminists its ok . ocean food .
Socialist utopia, oh well. Lmao👍
You don't know what socialism is.
Just hope and pray it doesn’t happen while Mr. Poopy pants is still in office! You will get minimal help! Trump would give you the maximum attention needed for each and every American he can help and make better!!!❤️☮️🙏
It doesn't matter who is in office you're obsessed
@@jasongarcia2140I beg to differ with you sir considering the damage already done
@@Ivan-pl2it 😑😞whoever is in office, there is ALWAYS damage
@@duanearnold3625 poopy pants?
Come on use grown up words it gives people with your point of view a bad name.