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On August 13, 2026, a series of earthquakes struck California's Bay Area, with the first recorded at a magnitude of 3.8 near San Francisco. The Hayward Fault, known for its potential to produce major earthquakes, has a 95% chance of experiencing a significant quake by 2043. The recent seismic activity has raised concerns among experts about the possibility of a larger earthquake in the near future.
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On August 13, 2026, a series of earthquakes struck California's Bay Area, with the first recorded at a magnitude of 3.8 near San Francisco. The Hayward Fault, known for its potential to produce major earthquakes, has a 95% chance of experiencing a significant quake by 2043. The recent seismic activity has raised concerns among experts about the possibility of a larger earthquake in the near future.
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