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Wed Jul-07-10 06:54 PM
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Big Shaker here in So. Cal. |
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Wed Jul-07-10 06:55 PM
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Wed Jul-07-10 06:57 PM
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4. Please tell us what is happening |
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I'm tuning into KNX new radio.
Be safe.
I know that if I feel an EQ here in AZ, it could well be the "big one".
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:00 PM
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7. Might as well listen to some music |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:02 PM
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8. It was a big roll for a while. For it to have been that far away, and feel like it did... |
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I'm thinking it must have been shallow?
Of course, that would make it like me. LOL.
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Wed Jul-07-10 06:58 PM
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5. 5.7 in Borrego Springs I'm hearing. We're okay. Damn that made the mountain shake. |
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It seemed to last about 20-30 seconds. Earthquake was about 50 miles from where I live.
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:07 PM
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9. Which fault line is Borrego Springs on? |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:09 PM
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11. I think the San Jacinto fault, not really sure. |
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I believe that the San Andreas is closer to the coast.
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:14 PM
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15. updated to a 5.9..according to the local ABC station |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:16 PM
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Edited on Wed Jul-07-10 07:21 PM by Crystal Clarity
You scared me/us.... Please keep us informed.
ETA: 'us' as I'm sure I speak for others too. :scared:
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:18 PM
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18. I'm sorry. Didn't mean to scare anyone! I was still in the midst of the adrenaline rush I guess. |
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Where I live there have been some DOOZIES, and every time the house goes creak you start to wonder if it's going to stop.
I'm sorry.
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:21 PM
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Was curious if it was the same as the Mexicali quake on Easter.
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:00 PM
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Earthquake Details
* This is a computer-generated message -- this event has not yet been reviewed by a seismologist.
Magnitude 5.9 Date-Time
* Wednesday, July 07, 2010 at 23:53:33 UTC * Wednesday, July 07, 2010 at 04:53:33 PM at epicenter
Location 33.417°N, 116.483°W Depth 11.7 km (7.3 miles) Region SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Distances
* 22 km (13 miles) NNW (332°) from Borrego Springs, CA * 23 km (14 miles) SE (131°) from Anza, CA * 33 km (20 miles) NE (52°) from Lake Henshaw, CA * 41 km (25 miles) SW (215°) from Indio, CA * 45 km (28 miles) S (174°) from Palm Springs, CA * 94 km (58 miles) NE (41°) from San Diego, CA
Location Uncertainty horizontal +/- 0.3 km (0.2 miles); depth +/- 0.6 km (0.4 miles) Parameters Nph=122, Dmin=10 km, Rmss=0.26 sec, Gp= 29°, M-type=local magnitude (ML), Version=2 Source
* California Integrated Seismic Net: * USGS Caltech CGS UCB UCSD UNR
Event ID ci10736069
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:08 PM
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10. Is it the Rupture? Do you see people floating into the sky? |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:10 PM
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13. No people floating, but I'm at 7000 feet. Maybe they haven't risen this far yet? n/t |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:10 PM
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12. So are Properties rising or falling? |
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:13 PM
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14. Shakey-Shakey.. All cats running scared..bigger than usual |
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It was a roller again.. We haven't had a boom-jolt-shake one in along time
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:51 PM
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I attended a convention in San Fransisco once (yeah I know WAY north of you but...) I'm not used to that kind of thing so you all get lumped in the 'brave Cali-folk' category in my book...
Anyway, I was in a high rise building in SF on the 21'rst floor when I felt what i thought to be the 'end of the world!!! lol! After calling down to the front desk they calmly said that yes, they/we had had a "minor tremor".
As long as everyone is ok, I dare say that you folks rock. :hippie:
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Wed Jul-07-10 07:19 PM
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19. Actually, L.A. will one day be where San Francisco is now. |
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That day won't be here for about 15 million years though.
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