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athelindWe just had a decent-sized quake here in the South Bay:
I was surprised that it was only a 5.6. The only other time I've experienced this much shaking that lasted this long -- more than a minute -- was during the Loma Preita quake of '89. I keep forgetting that I was more than sixty miles from the epicenter of that quake -- I was maybe 12-15 miles from this one. The waves were long and rolling, and we heard a deep, low rumble over the rattling and shaking of the house and furnishings. There's no structural damage that I can see, and nothing fell over.
For Bay Area folks who want to keep tabs on recent quakes:
http://quake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Maps/122-37.htm
So, to pick on the two people I can think of who are new to the area:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
susandeer, bigtig, what did you think? Was this a trick, or a treat?
I was surprised that it was only a 5.6. The only other time I've experienced this much shaking that lasted this long -- more than a minute -- was during the Loma Preita quake of '89. I keep forgetting that I was more than sixty miles from the epicenter of that quake -- I was maybe 12-15 miles from this one. The waves were long and rolling, and we heard a deep, low rumble over the rattling and shaking of the house and furnishings. There's no structural damage that I can see, and nothing fell over.
For Bay Area folks who want to keep tabs on recent quakes:
http://quake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Maps/122-37.htm
So, to pick on the two people I can think of who are new to the area:
susandeer, bigtig, what did you think? Was this a trick, or a treat?
