 CajunTekInsane CajunPremium,MVM
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Arlington, TX | Well did you feel it I mean the earth quake.. I was on the 3rd floor at TI and could feel my desk move!!
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| Yes, I felt a gentle back and forth sway for about 10 seconds, and it rattled a piece furniture that has a lose door.
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Continuum | reply to CajunTek
Nope, didn't notice it at all. Then again, I grew up living ON the San Andreas fault.
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 burner50Helping Darwin WINPremium,VIP
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I didn't notice anything... When was it? |
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said by OmenQ:Nope, didn't notice it at all. Then again, I grew up living ON the San Andreas fault.
Well I didn't grow up on it, but I was in LA for the major quake back in 1971, I lived on or near the fault line for over 20 years in various living time in CA and have lived through quite a few quakes (World series quake of 1989 rings a small bell.. My commute was on 880.. I am not sure why living on the fault would make you miss the outliers from a 5.6 quake.
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Continuum | I used to sleep through small-mid quakes all the time. The 1994 Northridge quake was the last big one before I moved out of CA. I lived in Palmdale, within a few hundred yards of the fault. If it was more than 100 miles away, or less than a 5.0, I never noticed it, and believe me that the tremors traveled along the fault line very well.
The quake on Saturday night was nearly 200 miles away from me. A little shimmy like what could have been felt here just doesn't register with me. Maybe I just ignored it out of habit, even though the last quake I recall feeling was 10 years ago in Seattle. Then again, that was a 6.8, and much closer to me.
Just my experience. YMMV.
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Continuum | reply to burner50
According to »earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/···6klz.php it was Saturday at 10:53 pm.
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| The wave arrived in DFW about 2 minutes later.
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| said by Dogwood:The wave arrived in DFW about 2 minutes later. I didn't feel anything... I may have been asleep... cant remember.
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