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JUNE 2001 Update
PREDICTIONS FOR JUNE:

This is it! The extremely favorable Seismic Window for June 20, 2001 is based upon some extraordinary and converging astronomical events. Early on June 21st the Sun will be as high as it can get in the northern hemisphere as the summer Solstice occurs. Almost simultaneously, there will be a prolonged (5-minute) total solar eclipse passing from A to Z (Angola –Zanzibar) across central Africa and over Madagascar. Within two days there will also be the closest lunar perigee and the highest Golden Gate tides (8.4 feet), since last February, which was a month of high seismicity. ( In addition, although of little gravitational consequence, the brilliant red planet Mars will be at its minimum distance to Earth on June 21st, which will certainly attract the attention of both astronomers and astrologers.)
The last time that the summer solstice occurred on the same day as syzygy (and perigee) was June 22, 1997. I had been asked by the Puget Sound media what that might mean and I indicated that it was a time of concern about local earthquakes. Sure enough, the only 5M quake in the 48 conterminous states that year did a lot of damage in Bremerton, WA on June 23rd. By the next day there were additional quakes of 4.6M near Vancouver and Grand Coulee, which was a highly unusual concentration of moderate quakes (despite denials by local scientists that such timing was out of the ordinary).
Based upon extreme tidal forces created by the above factors, I am predicting, with 80% confidence that there will be the following events between June 20-27, 2001:

Within 140 miles (2-degrees) of Mt. Diablo, there will be a 3.5-6.0M quake;
Within 140 miles of Los Angeles, there will be a 3.5-6.0M quake;
Within 140 miles of Seattle, WA, there will be a 3.5-6.0M quake;
Globally, there will be a major (7+M) quake, probably within the Pacific Ring of Fire, where 80 percent of stronger earthquakes occur. So far this year, seven of eight major events have been within a Seismic Window based upon tidal forces.

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