Blame CO2? NASA study says 99.9% chance Los Angeles hit with major earthquake in the next 3 years

As Dems in California continue to say global warming is the single greatest threat to the world, like ever, here’s a wake-up call.  NASA has issued a warning that there’s a 99.9% chance that Los Angeles gets hit with a 5.0 or greater earthquake in the next three years:

There's 99.9% chance of magnitude-5 or greater earthquake striking within 3 years in LA area https://t.co/2HjSSDi2iU pic.twitter.com/hL8jQ8exMX

— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 22, 2015

The science is settled! Must be all that CO2 we’re pumping into the tectonic plates.

There is some good news — the chance for a magnitude-6 or greater earthquake is only 35%:

While the magnitude-5 quake was found to be extremely likely by April 1, 2018, one of magnitude-6 or higher was pegged at just 35 percent and the largest potential quake was estimated at 6.3.

Only.

FEMA warns residents to be prepared:

Study shows 99.9% chance of major earthquake in Los Angeles area within 3 years. Are you #prepared? https://t.co/0s6FKhRXne

— FEMA Region 9 (@FEMARegion9) October 22, 2015

We bet that most resident aren’t prepared, however. Here’s FEMA’s five-page long checklist of items that families should have on hand.

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Although, come to think of it, if NASA’s predictions on earthquakes are anything like what they’ve done on global warming, then Los Angeles is in. The. Clear:

If NASA using same scientists that make #GlobalWarming predictions of DOOM, don’t worry: 5.0 earthquake for LA #tcot https://t.co/gMfgqgCjO2

— Michael R Shannon (@ReluctantUser2) October 21, 2015

But just in case NASA is right, Angelinos … do have supplies on hand. Unlike a tiny increase in temperature over the next century, this threat is real.

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