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I do believe we just experienced one here in Central Pa. Weird feeling - my first!

Hey Asho.....

So did we at the beach. It only lasted a minute or so. We were standing outside and just felt the earth move...I've never felt a tremor before.

Will have to google and see where else it's been felt.

http://www.nj.com/cumberland/index.ssf/ ... s_cum.html

Kathy Ellen;1366824 wrote: Hey Asho.....

So did we at the beach. It only lasted a minute or so. We were standing outside and just felt the earth move...I've never felt a tremor before.



Will have to google and see where else it's been felt. It was probably Jeanne yelling at Quinn :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

That's a pretty good distance. Very weird, I became slightly disoriented there for a few seconds. well, you know...more than usual.

Jeez, me too....never thought I'd feel tremors here. There was a lot of damage done to Cumberland County thats southwest of me.

My wife called and said she heard the epicenter was somewhere in Virginia and registered 5.7.

Colorado had a 5.3 quake yesterday. Hmm.

Here's some info...

Quake hits near Washington, D.C. – This Just In - CNN.com Blogs

oscar;1366825 wrote: It was probably Jeanne yelling at Quinn :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


Maga LOL.... I'm sure everyone is saying that to her right now:wah:

That was scary stuff Oscar...:-2

Did you start those quakes Yzgi...LOL

Jeez Not only do I have to worry about chemical pollution, major flooding, tsunamis....but earthquakes....Luckily it's only the aftershocks here.

Hope everyone down in VA are ok....

YZGI;1366831 wrote: Colorado had a 5.3 quake yesterday. Hmm.read that earlier today. Ya think we're pissing someone off?

Pretty big one, huh CJ?

Felt just like home, not a very long one.

What startling times, I'd thought the East Coast was immune. Nobody had a cup fall off a table, I hope.

Meeeeeeeee toooooooooo. I'mmmmmmmm stillllllllll feelllllllliiinnggggg iiiiiittttttttt. lampshades all over the place at the wife's work place.

spot;1366862 wrote: What startling times, I'd thought the East Coast was immune. Nobody had a cup fall off a table, I hope.


We do get some earthquakes along the East coast, especially in the New York and Connecticut areas...

Study: Large Earthquake Could Strike New York City | LiveScience

Latest Earthquakes in the USA - Last 7 days

Check it out.

5.7 minor we live with them daily in California here is a link to USGA site that is daily reading for us here on the west coast. When the ground rumbles, and roll, and you get nauseated then you experienced a 6 or above. You do get use to them. California is probably the only state that builds with earthquakes in mind.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/

spot;1366862 wrote: What startling times, I'd thought the East Coast was immune. Nobody had a cup fall off a table, I hope.


Drama lights fell down in the cafeteria during teacher meetings. It is an unusualy area for a quake, spot.

CARLA;1366867 wrote: 5.7 minor we live with them daily in California here is a link to USGA site that is daily reading for us here on the west coast. When the ground rumbles, and roll, and you get nauseated then you experienced a 6 or above. You do get use to them. California is probably the only state that builds with earthquakes in mind.

U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program


I was thinking about you today when we felt the aftershock this afternoon. I've never felt that before. I love the West coast but do worry about earthquakes. Here, we worry about chemical pollutants and cancer.

CARLA;1366867 wrote: 5.7 minor we live with them daily in California here is a link to USGA site that is daily reading for us here on the west coast. When the ground rumbles, and roll, and you get nauseated then you experienced a 6 or above. You do get use to them. California is probably the only state that builds with earthquakes in mind.

U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards ProgramIt's funny, I lived in California for 3 years while in the Navy during the mid 70's and I don't recall ever experiencing one. Not saying they're not there, I know they are, but either I've forgotten or I was just lucky, I guess.

Ahso!;1366871 wrote: It's funny, I lived in California for 3 years while in the Navy during the mid 70's and I don't recall ever experiencing one. Not saying they're not there, I know they are, but either I've forgotten or I was just lucky, I guess.


Perhaps the seawater isolates your bunk from the shifting rocks?

We do have them daily just so small you can't feel them. I'm a native San Diegan and have experienced many there was one big one here in 1968 I remember because I was pregnant at the time. Can't remember any big ones in the 70's. Just look at this map California is shaking all the time.

California-Nevada Fault Maps:

Attached files

spot;1366872 wrote: Perhaps the seawater isolates your bunk from the shifting rocks?Perhaps. After being out on some of those excursions with rolls that had us walking on the bulkheads (walls) at times it may be no wonder I hadn't noticed earthquakes. It did get wild at times because I was on a smaller type ship.

I rented an apartment in Chula Vista for about a year (don't remember the address). What town are you in?

I live in the center of the city in a community call "Serra Mesa" it is above mission valley and the stadium about 10 minutes to the beach. Grew up in Pacific Beach then moved in land when my parent bought a home in "Allied Gardens" which is by San Diego State about mission valley also. I have family all over San Diego living in almost every city. You would be amazed to see Chula Vista now it has changed a great deal over the years very nice communities.

Beautiful place, San Diego. I tried to stay after my time in the service but the gods wouldn't allow it.

Yes it is truly a specil place the weather is almost perfect all year. I have traveled all over the world and can really say San Diego weather is the best. The beaches are awesome and you are 20 minutes to the mountains from the beach, just a special little corner of the world.

Welcome to the CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE all you East Coast folks. :-2

I hear, the more serious threat to watch out for on the east coast is the Hurricane coming this way.

YZGI;1366831 wrote: Colorado had a 5.3 quake yesterday. Hmm.


That was closer to Saint_ than to me. I slept through it.

DC Earthquake Devastation - jmckinley's posterous

It's goopd news in a way iof it gets people to stop and think.



Fracking could have caused East Coast earthquake


Fracking could have caused East Coast earthquake — RT

Fracking Well Shutdown Extended As Researchers Study Link To Earthquakes In Arkansas


Fracking Well Shutdown Extended As Researchers Study Link To Earthquakes In Arkansas

Note the date of the article

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/08/2 ... e-Man-made

FRACK OFF - Don't frack with the UK

gmc;1366977 wrote: It's goopd news in a way iof it gets people to stop and think.





Fracking could have caused East Coast earthquake — RT



Fracking Well Shutdown Extended As Researchers Study Link To Earthquakes In Arkansas

Note the date of the article

Daily Kos: Was The August 23rd Earthquake Man-made?

FRACK OFF - Don't frack with the UK


Co-Incidence there mate.

I a currently Involved In the campaign to stop Fracking In the Mendips.



BBC News - Mendip Hills bid to test for 'fracking' of shale gas

oscar;1366980 wrote: Co-Incidence there mate.

I a currently Involved In the campaign to stop Fracking In the Mendips.



BBC News - Mendip Hills bid to test for 'fracking' of shale gas


GASLAND Trailer 2010 - YouTube

Watched the full documentary on cable. It's appalling to think they want to do it here as well it's enough to make you a rabid environmentalist.

gmc;1367011 wrote: GASLAND Trailer 2010 - YouTube

Watched the full documentary on cable. It's appalling to think they want to do it here as well it's enough to make you a rabid environmentalist. Good link.

The proposed Fracking In The Mendips was brought to my attention because of the Impact of wildlife. When I Investigated further, It frightened the life out of me.

By co-Incidence I have a meeting with my local MP next tuesday about this.