I just felt what i believe was an earthquake.. Anyone else? How big was it? where was it centered?
Magnitude 3.0 - local magnitude (ML)
Time Saturday, February 7, 2004 at 2:57:09 PM (PST)
Saturday, February 7, 2004 at 22:57:09 (UTC)
Distance from El Cerrito, CA - 11 km (7 miles) SSE (165 degrees)
Portola Hills, CA - 14 km (9 miles) ENE (66 degrees)
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA - 14 km (9 miles) NE (42 degrees)
Corona, CA - 17 km (10 miles) SSE (155 degrees)
Los Angeles Civic Center, CA - 78 km (49 miles) ESE (117 degrees)
Coordinates 33 deg. 44.1 min. N (33.735N), 117 deg. 29.6 min. W (117.493W)
Depth 2.6 km (1.6 miles)
Location Quality Poor
Location Quality Parameters Nst=133, Nph=133, Dmin=13 km, Rmss=0.39 sec, Erho=0.3 km, Erzz=0.6 km, Gp=54 degrees
Event ID# ci09981381
let them know you felt it
http://pasadena.wr.usgs.gov/shake/STORE/X9.../ciim_form.html
when I die, I hope my wife doesn't sell my hunting gear for what I told her I paid for it.
oops, I forgot
when I die, I hope my wife doesn't sell my hunting gear for what I told her I paid for it.
Ok.. Reported it.. Thanks for the link
I didn't feel it and I'm only 8 miles away. But I was sitting in the HS gym, on the basketball court.
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Never felt a thing.
I wonder why? How many miles away?Originally posted by Arrowhead@Feb 7 2004, 04:01 PM
Never felt a thing.
Hey YoungHunter88, where do you get the cool info? Also wondering about the info you got on the shoot-out?
Guess if it isn't bigger than a 4, it just doesn't matter too much.
didn't feel a thing.
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This is for the earthquakes LINK .. I dont think i posted much on the shoot out.. but i did on the 15 accident.. I got that info off of the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Goto the Traffic Incidents and there to the far left ( in the blue area ) should be a drop down menu.. When your first get there i believe your on LA.. just click.. and choose your area.. I use it all the time.. when i hear sirens or see the freeway messed up.. or to see if my calls made it on .. Hope this helpsOriginally posted by clutchkiller@Feb 7 2004, 05:10 PM
Hey YoungHunter88, where do you get the cool info? Also wondering about the info you got on the shoot-out?
Come on now you Californians...... if it isnt bigger than a 6.0 it isnt worth talking about....
"Hunting is not killing, hunting is living."
Sorry- my dogs fault- he has the worst gas- and only eats 4 cups of Iams a day
2 at 7am and 2cups at 6 pm
Dan
you know i didn't feel the last major one in cal either. i was at work , downtown L. A., on brake sitting in a chair feeding birds bits of my sandwich. the birds didn't freak out so even they are used to earthquakes.
Nothing here
I was watching ABC 7 news tonight.. and it said something abotu there expecting an earthquake in So Cal by Sept. Saying 6.4 magnitude! Some where in the Desert.. Anyone else catch that?!
I think i felt another one..
Magnitude 2.1 - local magnitude (ML)
Time Monday, February 9, 2004 at 12:14:57 AM (PST)
Monday, February 9, 2004 at 8:14:57 (UTC)
Distance from Loma Linda, CA - 2 km (1 miles) S (187 degrees)
Highgrove, CA - 7 km (5 miles) ENE (77 degrees)
Colton, CA - 7 km (5 miles) ESE (122 degrees)
Moreno Valley, CA - 12 km (7 miles) N (349 degrees)
Los Angeles Civic Center, CA - 92 km (57 miles) E (91 degrees)
Coordinates 34 deg. 1.8 min. N (34.030N), 117 deg. 15.2 min. W (117.254W)
Depth 21 km (13.0 miles)
Location Quality Fair
Location Quality Parameters Nst=102, Nph=102, Dmin=9 km, Rmss=0.32 sec, Erho=0.3 km, Erzz=0.5 km, Gp=46.8 degrees
Event ID# ci09981717
Just curious...do the floors in your homes stay level after all these earthquakes? Or, does everything eventually get a little warped over the years?
Thank you for reading my post!
Thats a good question... Got me.. I think mine is levelOriginally posted by Welby@Feb 9 2004, 07:16 AM
Just curious...do the floors in your homes stay level after all these earthquakes? Or, does everything eventually get a little warped over the years?
Nothing stays true and level. All of the houses "settle"; especially the ones that are a slab foundation on a "cut and fill" site.
I played a joke on the office staff last week. The office is constructed with "floating" floors (earthquake resistant) and if you sit in between columns, you can feel the floor shake. I happened to walk heavily into my cubicle, and one of the staff mentioned that they thought there had been a tremblor. So, I decided to enact a few after-shocks.
"There it is. Did you feel that? There it is again. Is it an earthquake?"
I couldn't keep from laughing.
"The time spent getting even would be better spent getting ahead."
"There is no 'win' in compromise. You end up losing 50% each time. As your value approaches zero, your losses are infinite. Do the math."
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LOL Marty.. I found that story.. I will post it in a minute
Here is the L I N K to that story...
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