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Did anyone else feel that?  Wow, only a 3.3, but it felt like it was right under my computer chair Smiley Surprised

 

We pinpointed where it was and the fault, and it's just a couple of miles away.  It was so sharp, I thought someone had hit the house.  No roll, no preview, just a big jolt.

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Jeepers!  I'm glad that you are okay.

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Thank you, Bernie Smiley Happy

 

I had the stove on, roasting grape tomatoes, and rushed to turn that off. 

 

It was a real jolt, I'll say that!

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I'm in the metro DC area and read where there was a 2.2 quake last evening in the Crownsville, MD area.  I believe it was around 10:30PM.  No   reports of damage, thanksfully.  I realize that 2.2 is relatively minor, but it's quite unusual for a quake to be centered anywhere in Maryland, from what I've read.

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Did anyone else feel that?  Wow, only a 3.3, but it felt like it was right under my computer chair Smiley Surprised

 

We pinpointed where it was and the fault, and it's just a couple of miles away.  It was so sharp, I thought someone had hit the house.  No roll, no preview, just a big jolt.







Not me.  If it's the one from about 15 minutes ago, I'm in a county on the other side of the Bay.  Glad for all our sakes that it was minor.

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I've learned that sometimes the little ones can feel harsher than you'd expect.

 

When we were going through that phase, a few years ago, having hundreds of earthquakes a day for months, I was really shaken after a while and there wasn't anything larger than a 5.8 here.   Most of them were in the 1 to 3 range but you could feel the rumbling constantly and it became nerve-wracking after a while.

 

There were only a few in the 4s and 5s but I was really glad when that stopped.  It was centered pretty close to where I live, though.

 

Glad all is ok and hope it's not a precursor.  

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I really hate the jolting earthquakes and the ones that make loud noises, like the one in the late 50s.  That one sounded like we were being bombed.  Very scary.

 

Glad it was only a 3.3.

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@Krimpette wrote:

I'm in the metro DC area and read where there was a 2.2 quake last evening in the Crownsville, MD area.  I believe it was around 10:30PM.  No   reports of damage, thanksfully.  I realize that 2.2 is relatively minor, but it's quite unusual for a quake to be centered anywhere in Maryland, from what I've read.


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Thanks, Krimpette, I hadn't heard that.  We have extended family there, it must have been a surprise for everyone.

 

Some of the shock felt depends on how close you are to the epicenter.  We looked this one up and we were almost on top of it.  Just a bit out in the Pacific.  Of course, that's if they pinpointed it correctly.

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Pqfan!  Thank you Heart

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