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[Grand Happy]

Caligurll, there's a cluster of them happening kinda scary 😕

[Caligurll]

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@Grand Happy wrote:
Caligurll, there's a cluster of them happening kinda scary 😕

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@Grand Happy  Thw news is calling it a swarm!

[Grand Happy]

Rock slide on 395 toad closed!

[songbird]

I remember a couple of doozy when I was living in L.A.  And once in San Jose.   Only thing of CA I don't miss.  Ironically the strongest one I ever felt was in Maryland (I think ....can't remember. Almost a 5.8 centered in VA in July  2015)  Anyway we felt it on campus, and I knew in a flash it was a quake.  Oddly enough my husband was on a plane over Colorado, when the pilot said Maryland had a quake.  There have been tiny tremors too.  Middle Atlantic sits on a ancient fault line.  That one is considered dead, despite it popping up now and then. But it's alive and well from Baja to Alaska/British Columbia. 

[Grand Happy]

songbird you aren't missing much, California isn't what it used to be!!
Must come up on the planes Radar..

[Frontporchgal]

Amazing I have still seen nothing about this earthquake on the news. Hope everyone is safe and property damage is minimal.

[ALRATIBA]

We lived in the SF Bay Area for most of the 70s and 80s. 

Those "rolling" earthquakes were always the worst - I felt like I had vertigo!  And - they seem to go on forever.

[suzyQ3]

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@Grand Happy wrote:
songbird you aren't missing much, California isn't what it used to be!!
Must come up on the planes Radar..

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I will never willingly move elsewhere, @Grand Happy 

Hopefully, this won't turn into another bash California thread.

[giova]

I felt the quake. It was kind of scary. I don't think the Bay Area would have felt it though it was centered on the north east part of California near the Nevada border.

[hennypenny]

One of my sons lives in South Lake Tahoe. He said it was a doozey. lots of smaller since that he has felt.