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OKNancy

(41,832 posts) Sat Sep 3, 2016, 08:21 AM Sep 2016

#earthquake - shook my house. Pretty intense here in Tulsa [View all]

No word yet from USGA on the strength or epicenter. I'm sure the epicenter is in Oklahoma.
Felt from Texas to Kansas City

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#earthquake - shook my house. Pretty intense here in Tulsa [View all] OKNancy Sep 2016 OP

5.8 OKNancy Sep 2016 #1

That's pretty strong malaise Sep 2016 #2

That is on the edge of the fun zone GummyBearz Sep 2016 #34

5.8 Scorpionflyx Sep 2016 #38

Wow!!! Cooley Hurd Sep 2016 #3

Oh yes... just shook the dishes. OKNancy Sep 2016 #5

Felt it in Lawton Duckhunter935 Sep 2016 #4

We got a pretty good jolt in Fayetteville. It sounded like a low Arkansas Granny Sep 2016 #6

Nancy, please check my recent post! MoonRiver Sep 2016 #7

Closest to Pawnee, halfway between Enid and Tulsa Warpy Sep 2016 #8

just heard on local news that there is damage in Pawnee n/t OKNancy Sep 2016 #12

So sorry, I truly hope everyone is ok. crabsley Sep 2016 #9

Think earthquake putty for holding small stuff in place. :) Hortensis Sep 2016 #10

It's important for people outside of Oklahoma and Texas to understand why this is happening. GreenEyedLefty Sep 2016 #11

This one fell pretty close to the map of probability of fracking related earthquake damage HereSince1628 Sep 2016 #15

Prior to the arrival of fracking, Oklahoma averaged 2 earthquakes per year GreenEyedLefty Sep 2016 #23

Fracking is indefensible. nt riderinthestorm Sep 2016 #40

On the NW side of Tulsa Runningdawg Sep 2016 #13

tied the one in 2011, but this one was much stronger as far as shaking and length OKNancy Sep 2016 #14

Where is Madokie?? malaise Sep 2016 #16

I think he lives in eastern Oklahoma OKNancy Sep 2016 #17

Cool - thanks n/t malaise Sep 2016 #19

I called family down in Northeast Oklahoma, they felt it. LongTomH Sep 2016 #37

damage at a grocery in Pawnee OKNancy Sep 2016 #18

I hope GWC58 Sep 2016 #21

We felt that one in Delaware as well. woodsprite Sep 2016 #41

Wow! Duckhunter935 Sep 2016 #26

This message was self-deleted by its author kestrel91316 Sep 2016 #36

Coverage on CNN now n/t malaise Sep 2016 #20

Checking in DVRacer Sep 2016 #22

I am parked at the Pilot truck stop in Joplin. littlebit Sep 2016 #24

It's Bartcop spinning in his grave. PSPS Sep 2016 #25

We were up and had turned on the attic fan. I thought the fan was coming off its mounting CBGLuthier Sep 2016 #27

Hugs! Iliyah Sep 2016 #28

Felt it here in Kansas City. leftyladyfrommo Sep 2016 #29

Wow! Hope you are all ok. smirkymonkey Sep 2016 #30

My daughter reported things shaking on store shelves in Northern Missouri. liberal N proud Sep 2016 #31

I was going outside OkSustainAg Sep 2016 #32

Awww my daughter and her girl friend are raising goats OKNancy Sep 2016 #33

Woke everyone up here. Behind the Aegis Sep 2016 #35

Sobering isn't it? lunatica Sep 2016 #39