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wryter2000

(47,640 posts) Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:03 PM Feb 2022

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One hell of a shaker just now

I'm on the Oakland/San Leandro border, and it shook like crazy for a couple of seconds.

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One hell of a shaker just now (Original Post) wryter2000 Feb 2022 OP

I thought you said skater and I was thinking Olympics. Vibes that applegrove Feb 2022 #1

I doubt it wryter2000 Feb 2022 #2

I hope you are right. applegrove Feb 2022 #4

3.2 Timewas Feb 2022 #3

Here, too, and didn't feel a thing MerryHolidays Feb 2022 #5

I would never live anywhere where the ground could shake Skittles Feb 2022 #6

I guess that's better than trying to out run YoshidaYui Feb 2022 #7

Or get your pets away from a raging fire wryter2000 Feb 2022 #11

The ground doesn't give way wryter2000 Feb 2022 #8

updated Skittles Feb 2022 #9

They feel a lot stronger when you're on top of them ... Auggie Feb 2022 #10

applegrove

(123,868 posts)

1. I thought you said skater and I was thinking Olympics. Vibes that

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:06 PM

Feb 2022

nobody got hurt in your earthquake.

wryter2000

(47,640 posts)

2. I doubt it

Reply to applegrove (Reply #1)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:08 PM

Feb 2022

USGS says it was 3.2. It had to be really close to me, and it went on long enough that I had time to worry about taking cover.

applegrove

(123,868 posts)

4. I hope you are right.

Reply to wryter2000 (Reply #2)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:09 PM

Feb 2022

Timewas

(2,340 posts)

3. 3.2

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:08 PM

Feb 2022

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc73689506/executive

MerryHolidays

(7,715 posts)

5. Here, too, and didn't feel a thing

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 07:14 PM

Feb 2022

Hope all is ok.

Skittles

(160,688 posts)

6. I would never live anywhere where the ground could shake

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 09:04 PM

Feb 2022

Last edited Sun Feb 6, 2022, 11:04 PM - Edit history (1)

from Skittles, in Tornado Alley

YoshidaYui

(43,004 posts)

7. I guess that's better than trying to out run

Reply to Skittles (Reply #6)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 09:49 PM

Feb 2022

A thirty foot Tsunami!

wryter2000

(47,640 posts)

11. Or get your pets away from a raging fire

Reply to YoshidaYui (Reply #7)

Mon Feb 7, 2022, 06:53 PM

Feb 2022

I lived through Loma Prieta and the Oakland Hills fire. I'll take earthquakes any day over fires.

wryter2000

(47,640 posts)

8. The ground doesn't give way

Reply to Skittles (Reply #6)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 10:49 PM

Feb 2022

That's from movies. The ground shakes. Things fall over, which can be very dangerous, but most buildings are fine. I'd rather deal with earthquakes than fires.

Skittles

(160,688 posts)

9. updated

Reply to wryter2000 (Reply #8)

Sun Feb 6, 2022, 11:05 PM

Feb 2022

sucks either way

Auggie

(31,964 posts)

10. They feel a lot stronger when you're on top of them ...

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Mon Feb 7, 2022, 06:18 PM

Feb 2022

lot of people who experience earthquakes feel them from miles away. They have no clue. I was on top of a 6.0 not long ago. Shook like crazy.

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