Take the two most recent earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan as examples - neither one of them had anything whatsoever to do with meteorological conditions. They were caused by tectonic plates shifting underground which released massive amounts of energy, and in Japan’s case, it also caused the deadly tsunami.
You’d be surprised at how many people actually believe that summertime is when earthquakes are more likely because it’s warmer. Of course the reality is that earthquakes happen under ground and the air temperature has nothing to do with what goes on beneath the surface.
The fact of the matter is that earthquakes can happen at any time anywhere, so you need to have an
