6 Quotes by Kate Hutton

One of the things that technology might get us is a number of seconds warning that the quake has already started, which might have stopped that train, for example.

I would say it's a very typical Imperial Valley swarm. I would tell people, like any earthquake in California, to consider it as a reminder to get the battery and food and water and everything. But I don't think there's a big danger from it.

I would say it's a very typical Imperial Valley swarm.

We know the quake was about magnitude 7.0 and we know the epicenter was located 32 miles north of Joshua Tree, which would put it in the Mojave Desert area in Southern California,

We know the quake was about magnitude 7.0, and we know the epicenter was located 32 miles north of Joshua Tree which would put it in the Mojave Desert area in Southern California,

It's entirely the location. There's nothing out there. It's a Marine base on one side, and BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land on the other.