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steve2470

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5. ok that was funny, DUzy worthy ! nt

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Mon Mar 17, 2014, 09:53 AM

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QUAKE! 4.7 almost directly underneath me [View all] kestrel91316 Mar 2014 OP

Wake Up, It's St Patrick's Day. Start drinkin' NightWatcher Mar 2014 #1

ok that was funny, DUzy worthy ! nt steve2470 Mar 2014 #5

And commence with the pejorative stereotyping! Berlum Mar 2014 #15

"pejorative stereotyping", I'm from Savannah, that was a greeting NightWatcher Mar 2014 #27

I'm thinking it was Leprechauns screwing around! rdharma Mar 2014 #28

THAT is why I'm not there. In_The_Wind Mar 2014 #2

Yeah, but we exported them to you! cui bono Mar 2014 #7

Yeah. I actually felt the earth move in Ulster county. In_The_Wind Mar 2014 #8

Heck, I felt the earth move here in Ottawa, Canada. GliderGuider Mar 2014 #20

~ In_The_Wind Mar 2014 #26

Felt it strong here in Burbank! Beaverhausen Mar 2014 #3

Yikes! LiberalEsto Mar 2014 #4

Beverly Hills! Hissyspit Mar 2014 #6

They keep saying Westood and Beverly Hills but it's closer to the other side of the mountains cui bono Mar 2014 #9

4.7, 2 miles SE of Encino, right up in the Sepulveda Pass at kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #12

They downgraded to 4.4 cui bono Mar 2014 #14

Stay safe kestrel91316 malaise Mar 2014 #10

I thought it was my dog PasadenaTrudy Mar 2014 #11

You know what worries me most: kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #13

How does warm weather contribute to the likelihood of earthquakes happening? MoonRiver Mar 2014 #16

No idea. But our biggest ones invariably seem to happen during unseasonably warm weather. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #18

Interesting. MoonRiver Mar 2014 #19

I have been expecting a significant quake for weeks or months now, because we have seen kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #22

Well, I hope you have an earthquake plan in place! MoonRiver Mar 2014 #23

USGS considers quake weather a coincidence nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #21

I know USGS pooh-poohs it, but we keep observing it again and again and again. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #24

It is exactly what you are saying nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #25

yup TeamPooka Mar 2014 #36

You have to remember where the quake is actually happening. jeff47 Mar 2014 #29

I understand the reasoning, which makes perfect sense. MoonRiver Mar 2014 #34

By having lived there during those quakes. jeff47 Mar 2014 #38

Please Send Ohio The Hot Weather Dirty Socialist Mar 2014 #17

Dang. ucrdem Mar 2014 #30

Northridge was literally 100X stronger. Maybe 200X. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #32

Oh thanx kestrel. ucrdem Mar 2014 #37

Actually, Northridge's 6.7 was 900X stronger than this 4.4. Which is terrifying to think about. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #40

I lived in Southern California for 34 years Trajan Mar 2014 #31

Well I've lived here for 32 years and I used to be blase about them, and then Northridge hit. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #35

I'm in the SFV too and it was quite a shaker. Bothered my dog too. TeamPooka Mar 2014 #33

My friend lives in West Hills, which is the San Fernando Valley yuiyoshida Mar 2014 #39

I didn't feel a thing Cali_Democrat Mar 2014 #41

It's only been 3 days. Give it time to get to you. pinboy3niner Mar 2014 #42