Temblor

A good jolt about 2 mins ago. May explain why the dogs were barking.

4.3 37 km south of Petatlan - I just felt a slight shake, my husband felt nothing. Keep these small ones coming!

Seems like there has been more of these lately than the norm?

Seems like there has been more of these lately than the norm?

We need a subject matter expert. However, my understanding is that this is either a good sign or a very bad sign. The good sign is that many small earthquakes can reduce the chance of an immense earthquake. The very bad sign is that sometimes many small earthquakes are the prelude to an immense earthquake. My apologies. I can't find the particular video but there is an excellent documentary about California's San Andreas and Hayward faults. It showed how before the massive 1906 earthquake, there were a few decades where earthquake activity rapidly increased. After the 1906 earthquake, activity decreased dramatically. Ominously, the same pattern has been emerging during the past few decades. Check out some of the documentaries discussing The Ring of Fire.

The tsunami that occurred in November 1925 reached a maximum height of 11 m in Zihuatanejo Town. Therefore, tsunamis of local origin represent a relevant hazard to the Mexican Pacific Coast due to their greater impact (Centro Nacional de Prevención de Desastres; CENAPRED, 2014).
Damn 11 meters, that's tall baby.
Here's a paper that looks at hot zones.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11069-023-06385-0