Frost Quakes or Cryoseisms

from Roger Hill's Weather Classroom · host Roger Hill's Weather Classroom

Sometimes during Vermont winters, some seismic events occur called Frost Quakes or Cryoseisms. This occurs when a frozen ground, saturated with moisture, cracks with high intensity in a very localized areas. Roger explains in great detail how meteorological indicators can lead to these Frost Quakes.

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