Earthquake in So Cal.
 

We just had a nice little shaker.... at 5.8 as of the last update.
Its been awhile.
http://pasadena.wr.usgs.gov/shake/ca/

Yep, we felt a few of the rollers come this way...Point Loma, CA.

Hehehee... Nothing here in N. California....

I heard about this on a Scottish radio station, haha

Hopefully this is all you will be getting! :worried:

Just another day in So. Calif.

I was having an early lunch with my son at Islands Restaurant. Everyone looked around, made sure everyone was OK and then we all went back to lunch.

It would take more than a 5.8 or 5.4 to get my attention. :D

Hey, you live near where I went to H.S. :)

I slept through that big Northridge one. Takes more than that to wake me up :)

Whoa, when did you get back?!?!?!?!!! Damn man, nice to see you around again.



You gonna make it to the meet this coming weekend down in So Cal?


(Back on topic... :D) Yeah, that was a pretty mild earthquake. I have yet to be in a big one, but I have been in a few.

Glad you guys are alright!

It's not a question of if, but when.
:(

The worst part of it for me was trying to get my cat to let go of my head! Ouch.

Almost forgot that there was a quake yesterday here in Joisey ! Small taters. Only a 2.1, but its news here.;)

By Erin O'HearnMILFORD, N.J. - July 28, 2008 (WPVI) -- 2.1 on the Richter scale isn't much, but the fact is there was an earthquake today in Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Some of Milford's residents and those from surrounding areas like Upper Black Eddy said just before 11:30 this morning they heard and felt a rumbling. The earthquake's epicenter was just north of Milford.
Ruth Chevalier of Upper Black Eddy says, "It only lasted like three seconds and there was a like a rumble in the building and that was pretty much it."
"I was upstairs drying my hair and I felt a trembling and I didn't realize what it was until I went to the homestead and everyone was talking about it and we found out it was an earthquake again," said Cassandra Cockburn.

Back in 2003, Milford was the epicenter of another earthquake and that one had a little more girth. It measured 3.8.
There were no reports of damage from today's quake, which is no surprise. A measurement of 2.1 is fairly small. But David Smith of the Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown says these small earthquakes are not necessary uncommon in this area.
"This one isn't surprising at all they often come in sets and they often occur in the same area& Some people right near the epicenter would have felt this. It might have rattled the dishes or windows. Sometimes it's often hard to tell if it's a quarry blast or an earthquake or something else going on," explains Smith.
Smith says the quake was also recorded at Columbia University and other recording stations in New Jersey. He also said there is a seismic zone east of Jersey and to the west near Sinking Springs and Lancaster.

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I felt it. Where my dad works is only 4 miles from the epicenter and their whole plant was closed down. He was at the airport when it happened and he said all kinds of alarms went off and because they are in a roller building, it was moving like 8 inches in all directions.

Track all the major recent earthquakes, and their frequency, all along the ring of fire.
The large Pacific tetonic plate.

Is this a forboding of something major, or just it settling back in.

Y'all need to knock it off before I go out to Kalifornia the week after next..... :D