5.2 Earthquake
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RE: 5.2 Earthquake
I was up when it happened in the Champaign Il. area.
After living in So. Ca. for 35 years I new what it was right off.
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RE: 5.2 Earthquake
A 5.2 or 5.4 is barely enough to get your attention in socal.
Put it in the midwest, and there's panic in the streets, road closures, and bridge collapses.
I remember after the northridge quake here in socal, sitting at the kitchen table drinking my morning coffee, and watching the water in the pool jump 8 feet in the air. That was cool.
Put it in the midwest, and there's panic in the streets, road closures, and bridge collapses.
I remember after the northridge quake here in socal, sitting at the kitchen table drinking my morning coffee, and watching the water in the pool jump 8 feet in the air. That was cool.
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RE: 5.2 Earthquake
ORIGINAL: kk6pg
A 5.2 or 5.4 is barely enough to get your attention in socal.
Put it in the midwest, and there's panic in the streets, road closures, and bridge collapses.
I remember after the northridge quake here in socal, sitting at the kitchen table drinking my morning coffee, and watching the water in the pool jump 8 feet in the air. That was cool.
A 5.2 or 5.4 is barely enough to get your attention in socal.
Put it in the midwest, and there's panic in the streets, road closures, and bridge collapses.
I remember after the northridge quake here in socal, sitting at the kitchen table drinking my morning coffee, and watching the water in the pool jump 8 feet in the air. That was cool.
Anyway, I got home from work at 3:30am (we had something big going on last night) and I woke up around 4:30 with my house shaking like a ****. Stuff was rattling like crazy and it was freaky.