Like a small earthquake
And when he lets go
Half the valley shakes
ok now weather guy Alan Rose over at KEYT says point-blank there's no sucha thing as earthquake weather...right after the Ridgecrest quake that was felt here
but I declare there is earthquake weather whether the weather is above ground or not..to wit: The temperature of the air has an influence on the temperature below ground but that influence decreases with distance below the ground. The air at the surface and the earth’s ground surface exchange heat when the temperatures are different. Warm ground will help warm the air and cold ground will help cool the air.
now that means that whatever you think about earthquake weather, the fact remains that when an earthquake hits, there is usually some type of weather accompanying it
Posited Aristotle, who believed quakes were caused by winds trapped underground, less wind above the surface must mean more below, hence earthquakes were more likely when the air was still.
furthermore-
you'd be a fool to argue with Aristotle
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