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DOUBLE DISASTER WARNING! Scientists now believe California’s feared “Big One” earthquake might actually be TWO massive quakes striking just minutes apart. A new study reveals that the Cascadia Subduction Zone could trigger a chain reaction along the San Andreas Fault, putting millions at risk across cities like San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver.

With both fault lines long overdue and historic evidence showing at least 18 double-quake events in the last 3,000 years, experts say we may be closer to a catastrophic event than we thought.
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00:00What if the catastrophic earthquake California's been fearing
00:03is actually two disasters in one?
00:06Scientists now believe that the infamous big one
00:09could be just half the nightmare.
00:11New research reveals that a massive quake
00:13in the Cascadia subduction zone
00:15could trigger another one on the San Andreas Fault.
00:18And the scary part? They might strike just minutes apart.
00:21This could stretch emergency services beyond their limits
00:24and put cities like San Francisco, Portland, Seattle,
00:27and even Vancouver in grave danger.
00:29The Cascadia zone, which runs from Northern California to Canada,
00:33has a history of magnitude nine quakes.
00:36The last one?
00:37In the year 1700, powerful enough to launch a tsunami that reached Japan,
00:42scientists found at least 18 historic quakes on Cascadia,
00:45followed by rumbles on the San Andreas.
00:48That means this isn't just theory. It's already happened.
00:51One quake alone could kill thousands.
00:53But two? That's a full-blown national crisis.
00:56And with both fault lines long overdue,
00:59the clock might already be ticking.
01:01Experts say, prepare now.
01:03Have a plan. A disaster kit.
01:05And if the shaking starts, head east fast.
01:07Because when the big one hits, it might not come alone.
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