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Hey, if I'm awake everyone needs to be awake!!!!!!Sorry, I was visiting but also doing a colon cleanse, far too much gas buildup and I had to let loose. I've already contacted the USGS and apologized.I woke up this morning with my dresser mirror hitting the wall and the whole house shaking. Weird stuff.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
An earthquake that may have tied the biggest one in state history to date has rattled across Oklahoma and several surrounding states Saturday morning.
Preliminary reports are that the quake was 5.6 magnitude, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. That would tie the state's biggest quake in history, a 5.6 magnitude quake near Prague in 2011.
The quake Saturday was at 7:02 a.m. and the epicenter was 8 miles northwest of Pawnee in Pawnee County in northern Oklahoma near the Arkansas River, the U.S. Geological Survey reports.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
You woke me up!
I'm the king.......Hey, if I'm awake everyone needs to be awake!!!!!!Sorry, I was visiting but also doing a colon cleanse, far too much gas buildup and I had to let loose. I've already contacted the USGS and apologized.I woke up this morning with my dresser mirror hitting the wall and the whole house shaking. Weird stuff.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
An earthquake that may have tied the biggest one in state history to date has rattled across Oklahoma and several surrounding states Saturday morning.
Preliminary reports are that the quake was 5.6 magnitude, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. That would tie the state's biggest quake in history, a 5.6 magnitude quake near Prague in 2011.
The quake Saturday was at 7:02 a.m. and the epicenter was 8 miles northwest of Pawnee in Pawnee County in northern Oklahoma near the Arkansas River, the U.S. Geological Survey reports.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
You woke me up!
I don't think that's fair at all.
I woke up this morning with my dresser mirror hitting the wall and the whole house shaking. Weird stuff.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
An earthquake that may have tied the biggest one in state history to date has rattled across Oklahoma and several surrounding states Saturday morning.
Preliminary reports are that the quake was 5.6 magnitude, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. That would tie the state's biggest quake in history, a 5.6 magnitude quake near Prague in 2011.
The quake Saturday was at 7:02 a.m. and the epicenter was 8 miles northwest of Pawnee in Pawnee County in northern Oklahoma near the Arkansas River, the U.S. Geological Survey reports.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
The two I remember most were in the 1990s. One was in the evening one winter when I was in my living room watching TV. Everything was very tranquil. Then the earthquake hit and my dog and cat jumped down from where they were sleeping and ran into the center of the room in a panic...destroying the idea that animals always sense these things in advance.I'm from the West Coast, PNW area. We have earthquakes on a regular basis, but not as bad as in California. Usually, in the PNW, they don't do much damage. There was a 7.0 earthquake near Olympia, Wa in 1949 that caused milllions of $ of damage and 8 deaths. In 1965 a 6.7 caused millions of $ of damage and 3 people were killed. In 1945 and 1946 there were 7.3 earthquakes in the PNW with 2 deaths in 1946. There was a 6.8 in 2001.
Seattle Tacoma Area, Washington has had: (M1.5 or greater)
The largest earthquake in Seattle Tacoma Area, Washington:
- 0 earthquakes today
- 1 earthquake in the past 7 days
- 6 earthquakes in the past month
- 70 earthquakes in the past year
I grew up with them and they are fairly common, but not usually very big.
- this week: 1.7 in Port Ludlow, Washington, United States
- this month: 1.9 in Everett, Washington, United States
- this year: 2.9 in Lakeland South, Washington, United States
A 7.3 would be scary!
I'm from the West Coast, PNW area. We have earthquakes on a regular basis, but not as bad as in California. Usually, in the PNW, they don't do much damage. There was a 7.0 earthquake near Olympia, Wa in 1949 that caused milllions of $ of damage and 8 deaths. In 1965 a 6.7 caused millions of $ of damage and 3 people were killed. In 1945 and 1946 there were 7.3 earthquakes in the PNW with 2 deaths in 1946. There was a 6.8 in 2001.
Seattle Tacoma Area, Washington has had: (M1.5 or greater)
The largest earthquake in Seattle Tacoma Area, Washington:
- 0 earthquakes today
- 1 earthquake in the past 7 days
- 6 earthquakes in the past month
- 70 earthquakes in the past year
I grew up with them and they are fairly common, but not usually very big.
- this week: 1.7 in Port Ludlow, Washington, United States
- this month: 1.9 in Everett, Washington, United States
- this year: 2.9 in Lakeland South, Washington, United States
I live in California you'd have to ask which quake.
I woke up this morning with my dresser mirror hitting the wall and the whole house shaking. Weird stuff.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
An earthquake that may have tied the biggest one in state history to date has rattled across Oklahoma and several surrounding states Saturday morning.
Preliminary reports are that the quake was 5.6 magnitude, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. That would tie the state's biggest quake in history, a 5.6 magnitude quake near Prague in 2011.
The quake Saturday was at 7:02 a.m. and the epicenter was 8 miles northwest of Pawnee in Pawnee County in northern Oklahoma near the Arkansas River, the U.S. Geological Survey reports.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
We have small quakes 24 -7I live in California you'd have to ask which quake.
Whichever, it is St. Andreas' fault.
Unless of course you find way to blame Bush.
Earthquakes are one of the few potentially distructive forces that can't be blamed on the right.
Well maybe not in Kalifornia.......We have small quakes 24 -7I live in California you'd have to ask which quake.
Whichever, it is St. Andreas' fault.
Unless of course you find way to blame Bush.
Earthquakes are one of the few potentially distructive forces that can't be blamed on the right.
Never understood why people would live that close to a a moving 20 ton object.We have small quakes 24 -7I live in California you'd have to ask which quake.
Whichever, it is St. Andreas' fault.
Unless of course you find way to blame Bush.
Earthquakes are one of the few potentially distructive forces that can't be blamed on the right.
I feel small tremors every time the freight trains go by the building in which I live.
Reagan was an anomaly.Well maybe not in Kalifornia.......We have small quakes 24 -7I live in California you'd have to ask which quake.
Whichever, it is St. Andreas' fault.
Unless of course you find way to blame Bush.
Earthquakes are one of the few potentially distructive forces that can't be blamed on the right.
Gotta love fracking...I woke up this morning with my dresser mirror hitting the wall and the whole house shaking. Weird stuff.
5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Oklahoma, surrounding states Saturday
