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RandySF
(63,221 posts)IcyPeas
(22,192 posts)My guess is not that big.
We had a 2.3 the other day that was similar. Like a quick jolt.
IcyPeas
(22,192 posts)irisblue
(33,247 posts)BlueWaveNeverEnd
(8,855 posts)Tetrachloride
(8,122 posts)Beaverhausen
(24,509 posts)Whew. Really gets my heart pumping!
BlueWaveNeverEnd
(8,855 posts)SleeplessinSoCal
(9,407 posts)Thanks for the info. I felt a jolt. Then shaking in Costa Mesa.
BlueWaveNeverEnd
(8,855 posts)SleeplessinSoCal
(9,407 posts)I just hope it wasn't a harbinger.
Basic LA
(2,047 posts)Warning? He seemed baffled that no one got a warning. WTH?
SleeplessinSoCal
(9,407 posts)"The 4.2 magnitude earthquake was "too small to trigger the delivery of #ShakeAlert-powered alerts to cell phones," USGS ShakeAlert wrote on Twitter."
Basic LA
(2,047 posts)I wasn't aware of that & could not figure out what he meant.
PlanetBev
(4,129 posts)He crashed around his cage hysterically and lost some flight feathers. Im pretty shook up myself.
Im in Thousand Oaks.
Raine
(30,565 posts)everything rattling, made a sort of popping noise.
denbot
(9,904 posts)Small creaks and pops from the houses wood frame, and plaster walls. I felt/heard the initial jolt, looked up from my tablet and after a half second or so felt the initial compression waves, then within a couple few seconds you could feel side to side shake lasting maybe 15-20 seconds total.
Woke both cats sharing twin recliners with me. The male Siamese who claimed my wife side let out a low yowl and almost got up to hide before the quake settled down.
calimary
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keopeli
(3,556 posts)imanamerican63
(14,044 posts)I slept right through it!😱
GGoss
(1,273 posts)One USGS page has an earthquake map and a list of events on the left hand side.
Lists Malibu at 4.2, then 3.5, then 2.8, then 2.6...
I guess they don't differentiate between events on this page ???
Link: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=16.88866,-153.85254&extent=48.80686,-83.54004