Just had another 5.2, centered in Yucaipa(sp?), when I finally got thru to my kids, my priorities was go check on the dog, then make sure my bike is ok.
Just had another 5.2, centered in Yucaipa(sp?), when I finally got thru to my kids, my priorities was go check on the dog, then make sure my bike is ok.
5.3 actually! i was sitting here at my desk.. and felt it....
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqs...ci14155260.htm
we've had a ton of aftershocks since, too.. haven't felt those, though!
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http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqs...-118.-116.html
yes, there's something about the very earth no longer being reliably stable that is very unsettling![]()
The bicycle is the most civilized conveyance known to man. Other forms of transport grow daily more nightmarish. Only the bicycle remains pure in heart. ~Iris Murdoch, The Red and the Green
I vaguely remember hearing something along the lines of, we had a nice long period of quiet. Now the earth is getting active again, and it will continue to be active for a while.
Or I could be making it all up.![]()
I think it's related to this rackin' frackin' weather.
Dumping (again) here in Kalifornia and expected to snow in the mountains.![]()
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Krabby in Kalifornia (oka yellow)
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Earthquakes are one of reasons I now live in Washington State. I had my fill of them growing up in Southern California. There's not much worse than being shaken out of bed at 5AM.Sorry to hear they are rumbling again. I have inlaws in Hemet, CA that keep us posted on the weather and the quakes. This has been a weird year for the southwest.