LA Earthquake

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  1. Posts : 2,409
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    LA Earthquake


    Has anyone in CA felt a earthquake? It was so scary!
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    Yeah, I felt it. Was about 45 min away here, so it was very mild for me.
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  3. Posts : 2,409
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    I felt the aftershock only.
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    I felt the trailing edge of the 5.1 main one. The 4.4 we had on the 17th of March was a lot more powerful where I'm at.
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  5. Posts : 7,781
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    Me & my wife got to wake up one Sunday morning at 5:12 AM for the Big Bear/Landers quake. I think that was a 6.5 Enough shaking to keep us from running down the hall to get out.

    Not a fun way to wake up.

    So, being that everyone was awake, we & the neighbors went to breakfast. While sitting next to a large window in the restaurant, the 5.3 aftershock hit.

    Fun morning.....
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    I guess I was lucky.
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  7. Posts : 53,363
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    Born and raised in the SF Bay Area, I always liked a minor quake that caused no damage. Sit still to get the whole ride :)

    Only one quake made me worry it wasn't going to stop, and made me run out of the building

    1989 Loma Prieta earthquake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    While it caused significant damage, for me, it was just the power was off when I got home. It did make me jumpy for a month or so after. I live in an apartment building, and when people run along the balcony or up stairs, it makes a small shake. That made me tense up for a while. There is something very unsettling to having the earth shake under you. The Big One will be a major life change/event, if it happens in my lifetime, and I survive. Not worried, que sera sera...

    A Guy
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  8. Posts : 20,583
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    Yea it must bit a bit unsettling to ride one out,
    Living in Texas we get to live with flooding mostly/ high winds..,
    But yea the closest I've come across was a noisy stair climber thought it was a 7.5 - 350 pounder
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    Made me feel 1 ton heavy. Got another aftershock at about 2:30 PM PST.
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  10. Posts : 7,466
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    Ahhh I don't worry about those anymore after The Big SF Quake during the Giants game and The Northridge Quake this is just small potatoes

    I remember at one point in the early 90's we had a ton of Earthquakes that year Whittier Quake too

    So i mean what are you going to do besides hide under something you can't run from The Ground

    Besides I'd rather take a 30 second shaking then to endure a endless Hurricane storm that last for Days or a Tornado that will whisk you into the air and drop you to the ground with no mercy

    If the ground doesn't open up and take you down i just look at it as another good day on Earth
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