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kimbutgar

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1. Now they say 3.6 centered in Colma

Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Sat Oct 5, 2019, 11:54 AM

Oct 2019

Last edited Sat Oct 5, 2019, 01:53 PM - Edit history (1)

Colma is the town next SF That has more dead people residing there than living. Most of the town are different graveyards.

It was a weird shake and kind of intense. A board came off in my closet and turned on the light.

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correction: Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes near Colma, CA [View all] yuiyoshida Oct 2019 OP

Now they say 3.6 centered in Colma kimbutgar Oct 2019 #1

KCBS yuiyoshida Oct 2019 #3

actually not centered in Colma, 3.6 miles southwest of Colma, which is in the ocean CreekDog Oct 2019 #17

this is from the website recent earthquakes in california and nevada,, AllaN01Bear Oct 2019 #2

Why is a 3.6 in California in LBN though? I could understand a 6.0 or higher but a 3.6 is cstanleytech Oct 2019 #4

Earthquakes are always reported here in the State yuiyoshida Oct 2019 #5

Yes I know they are reported in the state and on the news but how is this mild of a quake cstanleytech Oct 2019 #6

Well, i I guess if you don't believe it belongs in LBN yuiyoshida Oct 2019 #7

No, you have the power to delete it yourself if you want I was just wondering about the logic of cstanleytech Oct 2019 #8

I don't wish too.. yuiyoshida Oct 2019 #9

It is a non-event in northern Calif. CountAllVotes Oct 2019 #13

Slow day, huh? LanternWaste Oct 2019 #20

Correct. CountAllVotes Oct 2019 #10

It's on the the San Andreas Fault, and that's big news in my mind Brother Buzz Oct 2019 #11

It is shaking all of the time CountAllVotes Oct 2019 #12

How many of those earthquakes are associated with the San Andreas Fault? Brother Buzz Oct 2019 #14

Regardless if it is or is not the point is LBN is supposed to be for major news stories of national cstanleytech Oct 2019 #15

to cause you extreme angst CreekDog Oct 2019 #18

3.6 is about the amount of shaking if someone walks above you on the 2nd floor. Kablooie Oct 2019 #16

if you're at the epicenter it shakes a hell of a lot more than that CreekDog Oct 2019 #19