Excessively hot and calm winds? Earthquake weather. Warm Santa Ana winds? Earthquake weather. Cloudy skies and a gentle breeze? Earthquake weather. If only it were that easy to predict when the next earthquake will strike.
How to make your own earthquake kit
Unfortunately, there is no such thing as earthquake weather.
According to the USGS, statistically, there is an equal chance of an earthquake occurring in hot weather, cold weather, rainy weather, etc.
Earthquakes can happen at anytime and the best thing we can do is be prepared for the next one.
Watch our latest seven-day forecast and take a look at recent weather stories and videos.
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