Eureka here... It really didn't feel that strong, only a few small things fell off my shelves. My cats are walking around looking like they don't trust anything right now.
I'm in Eureka by the zoo. It wasn't that violent, but it was longer than usual. I was able to put my shoes on and go into the backyard while the ground was still shaking.
We had an earthquake here in Tulsa Oklahoma a couple years ago. At first it didn't occur to me it was an earthquake. I thought a plane was going to hit us. Then it kept going & I realized I should get in a doorway. I had one cat at my feet but the girl freaked out & screamed for me. I had to go rescue her from the living room. Poor baby she was frozen & screaming we're supposed to get tornadoes not earthquakes in Oklahoma. So now I've thankfully avoided twisters even living in various parts of tornado Alley my whole life. But I've been in an earthquake. A 5.6 quite a bit away from me but I've experienced it. I don't want to experience your guy's earthquakes though. I'll keep our baby ones thank you & continue to dodge tornadoes too please.
It was strong in ferndale. I felt the floor drop out from under my feet and if I had not grabbed the wall I would have toppled. moved furniture, moved my fridge and a very heavy cabinet
I feel like i wandered into church. All these people praying and blessing and such. Honest question: how does prayer work? what is it supposed to achieve? Does it actually make "God" change his mind and not send earthquakes, or is it just supposed to give people the warm & fuzzies after their sh!t has been destroyed?
@Sleeplessin2012 Yeah I think I agree with you. During the 87 quake I was in a 5 story building and that damn rolling went on for what seemed like an hour. It was really only 3 minutes or so.. but man it seemed like forever. I much prefer the giant jolt and it's over.
I honestly prefer the rolling ones. Well, really, I prefer none at all. I hope you'll be safe where you are. I'm all the way in Redding. And I didn't feel anything.
You want the rolling ones, not the jolting ones. Rolling causes minimum damage, rocking are the ones that mess everything up and cause the most damage.
I'm in the East San Francisco Bay Area. I did not feel anything, and we are pretty far away. I was a teenager when the 1989 earthquake shocked Northern California. I pray for all the wonderful folks in Eureka, a beautiful and peaceful place. It is times like these when all of us, as Americans, and fellow human beings, come together, as we are all in this together. Love and peace.
This was very informative and helpful. I'm looking forward to more clips of this quality from my local station. Kari is a patient and intelligent explainer of complex situations and I'll watch for her.
@Anhedonis Sorry to disappoint you but this quake will make zero difference to the amount of stress that is accumulated in other parts of the San Andreas fault.
My kids and I were on the freeway in the East Bay when the alarms went off. We relocated from Arizona about 3.5 years ago for medical treatment, and this was my family's first serious quake. We did not have an evacuation plan before yesterday, but we do now!
@donaldschooner2509Both my husband and I were in the living room, him sitting, me standing...my equilibrium suddenly felt "off" , looked up to both ceiling fans swaying Husband never felt it, but our fans continued to sway for a good 10 minutes...
My late hubby and I used to live in Eureka. Then we moved to Fortuna were our daughter was born in 2005 and then we moved back "home" in 2006 which is outside Sacramento. Glad I missed this earthquake
People living on the West Coast should be wary of Tsunamis. The highest recorded was in 1958 at 1720 feet on the Alaska coast. One half that size would be catastrophic if it occurred anywhere from Anchorage to San Diego. The Tsunami that took out Fukushima was only around 46 feet, traveling at a speed of 500 MPH..
I live close to the epicenter, which was off Ferndale. It was a decent quake, not violent but tantalizingly and quiveringly close to real destruction. An empty beer can fell off my refrigerator, that was it. Alas, it was about a mere 6.6, as reported in this release. For this, I laud NBC's objective journalism, as other news outlets called it a 7.0 which it absolutely was not.
The problem with these early news reports is that they are not confirmed so the 6.0 in Humboldt county was upgraded 30 minutes later to a 7.0. That's a significant increase in magnitude. As far as the aftershocks are concerned, the one thing to remember is that after the Japan earthquake 20 plus years ago, the aftershocks were as strong if not stronger than the initial earthquake. It's best to be prepared and not let your guard down. And for heavens sake, don't run down to the beach to watch a tsunami coming.
Sad thing about any given location anywhere USA is people don't prepare, then expect government to help them within an hour and expect the power company to get electricity back on in the same time. Heaven forbid their binge watching Netflix is interrupted. In Cali when there is a planned outage due to expected high winds, people are notified. Yet they complain and create conspiracy theories.
@nomenclature9373 that's BS! I live in California and I hate the government giving all our money to other countries. What about North Carolina??? Freezing in the snow in tents, while Obiden gives 1 billion to Africa. I am prepared, so just chill and stop judging us when you know nothing!!! I don't have Netflix, never
Albeit inaccurate. Only the USGS reports should be considered reliable. Reports coming in immediately after any emergency event are spotty at best. Cellphones are equipped with an emergency alert warning system that is the best reliable info whether you own a TV or not. Conditions are changing by the minute and watching a RUclips video of a news broadcast from 2 hours ago is hardly helpful for getting up to the minute reports.
Must be some really strong stuff, it's got you going full R3T@RD announcing to the internet that you're a doper! Great job keeping society down by being a lowest common denominator
I’m in SF, I didn’t feel anything. Eureka is actually really far so it’s no surprise. In case of severe aftershocks and power loss, I’d suggest you guys up there load up on blankets and bottled water if a “big” one hits. Good luck.
The USGS app put one of those earthquakes at magnitude 7.1 and only 1 mile deep. So people will definitely will feel them in that area. A lot of shaking probably.
I remember the magnitude 10.0 earthquake on November 5th. Forecasting massive devastation with a shift of the continental plates, and tsunami warnings for the entire planet.
Scary to get an extreme earthquake alert on your phone and then feel some of it. My adult granddaughter called me about 2 minutes after the big one near Eureka. And said she grabbed the animals and drove to the marshes where there's no trees or buildings.
Hmmm. Marshes would be down near sea level, which is just where the main tsunami flow would be channeled. So that doesn’t sound like a very safe place to shelter!
The first epicenter is Rio Dell near Eureka which sits on the Eel River. I don’t understand why the tsunami warning doesn’t go farther up the Eel River whereas the tsunami warning goes well inland into Napa & Sonoma Counties. The only explanation is that there is a big dam on the Eel that a tsunami couldn’t breach. Is that right? Anyone?
“ 1906. San Francisco and the surrounding area had experienced large earthquakes in the years 1838, 1865, and 1868, but those events were nothing like the destructive power of the MAGNITUDE 7.9 earthquake that ruptured nearly 270 miles of the then little understood San Andreas fault.” 1989- “15 seconds, with a moment magnitude of 6.9. “
Someone should be accountable for the false alarm or warning of an eminent tsunami. In the Bay Area people were in panic mode. Next time people hear of another tsunami warning, they might ignore it because if this false alarm. It's scary just to think about it because the next tsunami warning could be a real on and people won't pay attention.
Was getting ready to head out to a park near the Bay. Delayed it until the warning was lifted. I figure better safe than sorry after seeing videos of the effects from the Japan tsunami on areas no where near Fukushima.
I am sad to learn this:The san Francisco news said the Santa Rosa tsunami alert was really based on inland king tiding. Horror. Maybe that's why I had a dream i woke with water hitting my bed. Even now, i sleep with a lifejacket 4' from my bed. Paranoid, I know. But after today's news, maybe not.
where are they getting their info from usgs lists the cobb quake as a 2.5 but they are saying 5.6. they also say the big one was a 6.0 but usgs says 7.0
Hey, graphics department, those red circles are much bigger than necessary. Some people like to see the map to orient themselves. Oh, for goodness sakes, what's the biggest tsunami incursion California has ever seen? The amount of red that is not on the actual coast is ridiculous. This isn't Japan.
Really, now it's just scare mongering. USGS already upgraded it to a 7.0 i wish they would get their informationo fresh instead of just "Pete and Re_Peating " everything. Someone coming in 2 hours later who doesn't knpow what happened is going to panic.
Yes, some of that red area is tens of miles from the coast and has an elevation of hundreds of feet. That terrain is very unlikely ever to see a drop of tsunami water.
I reside in Eureka Calif. And it shook my entire house. Sending prayers to everyone under this warning. I'm currently heading as East as I can get. 🙏🏻
Be safe.
Sending prayers to you.
Damn ...🙏 Not the big one .
Check for structural damage since your house shook.
I'm Seattle spooked! Praying for all states.
They tried to say it was centered by my home. I’m telling you, it’s not my fault.
lol
I had a glass of milk sitting on my counter. After the quake, I got a milkshake. 🤪
😂😂
Just before the quake I was drunk and stumbling. During the quake I was walking in a straight line. Still drunk though.
LOL
Eureka here... It really didn't feel that strong, only a few small things fell off my shelves.
My cats are walking around looking like they don't trust anything right now.
Cats know everything.
@drinny26 always trust the animals. When Northridge hit, all the birds flew out of my trees a couple of seconds before the shaking started
I'm in Eureka by the zoo. It wasn't that violent, but it was longer than usual. I was able to put my shoes on and go into the backyard while the ground was still shaking.
We had an earthquake here in Tulsa Oklahoma a couple years ago.
At first it didn't occur to me it was an earthquake. I thought a plane was going to hit us. Then it kept going & I realized I should get in a doorway.
I had one cat at my feet but the girl freaked out & screamed for me.
I had to go rescue her from the living room.
Poor baby she was frozen & screaming we're supposed to get tornadoes not earthquakes in Oklahoma.
So now I've thankfully avoided twisters even living in various parts of tornado Alley my whole life. But I've been in an earthquake. A 5.6 quite a bit away from me but I've experienced it.
I don't want to experience your guy's earthquakes though. I'll keep our baby ones thank you & continue to dodge tornadoes too please.
It was strong in ferndale. I felt the floor drop out from under my feet and if I had not grabbed the wall I would have toppled. moved furniture, moved my fridge and a very heavy cabinet
Who else is here to read people's comments 🤚
I feel like i wandered into church. All these people praying and blessing and such. Honest question: how does prayer work? what is it supposed to achieve? Does it actually make "God" change his mind and not send earthquakes, or is it just supposed to give people the warm & fuzzies after their sh!t has been destroyed?
✋
@ziff_1 you get laid yet, or are you still waiting for your pubes to sprout and your testicles to descend?
@flossyravenlol it’s all a crock of nonsense
@f-86zoomer37kind of like global warming, cow farts and plastic straws.
10 miles from Eureka, that was a very exciting quake, solid 20 seconds of flowing waves. No jolting just rolling.
think I hate the rolling more than jolts!
@Sleeplessin2012 Yeah I think I agree with you. During the 87 quake I was in a 5 story building and that damn rolling went on for what seemed like an hour. It was really only 3 minutes or so.. but man it seemed like forever. I much prefer the giant jolt and it's over.
@Sleeplessin2012reminiscent of the 1989 quake!
I honestly prefer the rolling ones. Well, really, I prefer none at all. I hope you'll be safe where you are. I'm all the way in Redding. And I didn't feel anything.
You want the rolling ones, not the jolting ones. Rolling causes minimum damage, rocking are the ones that mess everything up and cause the most damage.
I'm in the East San Francisco Bay Area. I did not feel anything, and we are pretty far away. I was a teenager when the 1989 earthquake shocked Northern California. I pray for all the wonderful folks in Eureka, a beautiful and peaceful place. It is times like these when all of us, as Americans, and fellow human beings, come together, as we are all in this together. Love and peace.
YOU MUST BE TREE HUGGING HIPPIE, STOCK UP ON GRANOLA BROTHER!!!!!!
I live inland. The 1989 quake was very strong here. I felt nothing from this quake today. Weird.
You get a 👍 for showing a meaningful map!
This was very informative and helpful. I'm looking forward to more clips of this quality from my local station. Kari is a patient and intelligent explainer of complex situations and I'll watch for her.
Guess it’s better for San Andreas to release energy like this than all at once.
I lived by the San Andreas most of my life, and you are absolutely right.
Maybe if it is somewhere else. I personally will take lots of 3.3s
....0r 🤔 the subduction quake at the very northern tip of San Andreas has now loaded the strike slip fault of central and southern CA?
San Andreas fault line doesn't run through the ocean stoopid
@Anhedonis Sorry to disappoint you but this quake will make zero difference to the amount of stress that is accumulated in other parts of the San Andreas fault.
My kids and I were on the freeway in the East Bay when the alarms went off. We relocated from Arizona about 3.5 years ago for medical treatment, and this was my family's first serious quake. We did not have an evacuation plan before yesterday, but we do now!
Downtown San Francisco - definitely felt it. Long duration.
There's been report of 7.3
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It was initially. They are downgraded sometimes. Depends on the overall information.
I saw that, too.
yeah, seems these are all aftershoks
@stephaniecass6567 well!!! For now! Dodged a bullet
Please God keep california safe and its people and I have relatives that live in the bay area
When the water recedes before the big one rolls in is the BEST time to get sea shells!! Check it out !!
Amen Shannon 🙏💜
@Boots-v5i Hahaha
@Boots-v5i Your momma sells sea shells by the seashore and she loves the BIG ONE.
There is no god. If there was it wouldn't let people die in earthquakes.
Pacific Rim. One of my favorite movies. Hit all the tropes perfectly.
Manteca here (inland near Stockton) felt it here...ceiling fans were moving for at least 10 minutes afterward....😮
I must not have been paying attention. I am in Stockton. I didn't notice a thing.
@donaldschooner2509 Same! I am in Tracy...nothing felt.
Manteca here I didn't feel squat I feel cheated
Lynn stop it right now 😂
@donaldschooner2509Both my husband and I were in the living room, him sitting, me standing...my equilibrium suddenly felt "off" , looked up to both ceiling fans swaying Husband never felt it, but our fans continued to sway for a good 10 minutes...
threw stuff around in Ferndale. broken glass, some damage, was a heck of a good shake, equal to 97 for sure.
Same here in Rio Dell...
Oarfish washed up in San Diego on yhe beach last week. Early signs of a massive earthquake
the sky is falling
Superstitions are fun.
Interesting!
And Lizzo has reportedly been gassy for several days.
Superstition or not, I have not heard "oar fish" in ages
My late hubby and I used to live in Eureka. Then we moved to Fortuna were our daughter was born in 2005 and then we moved back "home" in 2006 which is outside Sacramento. Glad I missed this earthquake
People living on the West Coast should be wary of Tsunamis. The highest recorded was in 1958 at 1720 feet on the Alaska coast. One half that size would be catastrophic if it occurred anywhere from Anchorage to San Diego. The Tsunami that took out Fukushima was only around 46 feet, traveling at a speed of 500 MPH..
I live close to the epicenter, which was off Ferndale. It was a decent quake, not violent but tantalizingly and quiveringly close to real destruction. An empty beer can fell off my refrigerator, that was it. Alas, it was about a mere 6.6, as reported in this release. For this, I laud NBC's objective journalism, as other news outlets called it a 7.0 which it absolutely was not.
The problem with these early news reports is that they are not confirmed so the 6.0 in Humboldt county was upgraded 30 minutes later to a 7.0. That's a significant increase in magnitude. As far as the aftershocks are concerned, the one thing to remember is that after the Japan earthquake 20 plus years ago, the aftershocks were as strong if not stronger than the initial earthquake. It's best to be prepared and not let your guard down. And for heavens sake, don't run down to the beach to watch a tsunami coming.
And I heard on another report, that the 7.0 was upgraded to 7.3.
@TheJanet4321 The tsunami warning was removed by the people in charge.
USGS still has it at 7.0
What a great weather person. Great Job!
Don't take this warning lightly CA! Stay prepared! I live on the New Madrid fault line, we Tennessee folks are praying for you! 🙏
Sad thing about any given location anywhere USA is people don't prepare, then expect government to help them within an hour and expect the power company to get electricity back on in the same time. Heaven forbid their binge watching Netflix is interrupted. In Cali when there is a planned outage due to expected high winds, people are notified. Yet they complain and create conspiracy theories.
@nomenclature9373 that's BS! I live in California and I hate the government giving all our money to other countries. What about North Carolina??? Freezing in the snow in tents, while Obiden gives 1 billion to Africa. I am prepared, so just chill and stop judging us when you know nothing!!! I don't have Netflix, never
Ferndale, Eureka area is very close to the San Andreas. Waiting for Dutchsinse' next prediction.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse pulled up at the California Governers House for a beer and never left.
Mendocino is a favorite of mine to visit - from Chicago - sending prayers - stay safe!
I watched this on youtube as I do not have live tv. This meteorologist is very impressive in what she covers and her presentation.
Thank you.
Albeit inaccurate. Only the USGS reports should be considered reliable. Reports coming in immediately after any emergency event are spotty at best. Cellphones are equipped with an emergency alert warning system that is the best reliable info whether you own a TV or not. Conditions are changing by the minute and watching a RUclips video of a news broadcast from 2 hours ago is hardly helpful for getting up to the minute reports.
Praying for Napa and Sonoma! They are just getting rebuilt. 😢
@maryb67 i live by skaggs Island right inbetween napa and sonoma will this effect us
@ It looked like there was a strong aftershock very near and just north, but I haven’t directly checked the USGS maps yet.
This one barely damaged anything
eastern santa rosa, felt nothing
Excellent presentation!❤️
I was in my truck in Antioch when my phoned bugged out. My coworkers actually experienced it. Valley people felt it too.
Stay safe everyone 🙏🏼
Praying for California 🙏🙏
They don’t believe in god in California. They believe in Kamala
Why? God doesn’t protect evil.
"god" doesn't protect anyone or anything because ITS NOT REAL
Wasn't your "jesus" supposed to come back more than 24 years ago?😂 Aren't you still waiting? He didn't come back BECAUSE HE IS NOT REAL EITHER.
@CHANCELLOR_GOWRON Jesus is just as real as you are. Recorded history.
Packing a bowl for you california good luck
Mine is already packed. Cheers for the safety of California
@samudramanthan8645 😂
Now that’s funny 😂
Must be some really strong stuff, it's got you going full R3T@RD announcing to the internet that you're a doper! Great job keeping society down by being a lowest common denominator
bro longest earthquake i felt! i live in eureka. wtf man..
Stay safe!
Same
i live over in mendocino county and we felt it too. it was mild at my house, but very long. my mom called bc it was apparently NOT light at her work
My friends live in Eureka. I just called them. They didn't pick up.
Google Lou Famoso’s Near death experience. Read the part about Eureka.
I really like this woman's commentary. She sounds very knowledgeable.
I think she's boring
very well versed in spreading needless fear, that's for sure
I’m glad no deaths have been reported
Tsunami warning was canceled by noon. In Petaluma did not feel a thing.
Just before the 1906 quake there were a series of quakes. They quit for a couple of months then then the big one hit.
Felt it in San Mateo County. I thought the shaking bed was my cats messing around fighting each other or something 😂
Im in Sacramento.... didn't feel a thing....yet waiting for after shocks....
You can see things moving. My light, hanging guitars and punching bag all were swaying
Lier 🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡 @Wxnderingkid
God, please please blessed California and every city and country bless America🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
San Mateo County just cancelled the Tsunami warning.
Hopefully this isn’t the beginning of the big one. Stay safe out there ❤
7.0 is a big one.
but not THE big one
It’s not. Nothing will happen.
Having a record of simultaneous volcanic eruptions is helpful.
Prayers 🙏 for my home state of California 🙏
I’m in SF, I didn’t feel anything. Eureka is actually really far so it’s no surprise. In case of severe aftershocks and power loss, I’d suggest you guys up there load up on blankets and bottled water if a “big” one hits. Good luck.
Im in Crescent City didnt feel anything. As soon as the sirens went off, the gas stations had lines
The USGS app put one of those earthquakes at magnitude 7.1 and only 1 mile deep. So people will definitely will feel them in that area. A lot of shaking probably.
I remember the magnitude 10.0 earthquake on November 5th. Forecasting massive devastation with a shift of the continental plates, and tsunami warnings for the entire planet.
California’s thinking, “t-Rump won? I’m outta here.
What year? This Nov 5 it’s a 7.0
Scary to get an extreme earthquake alert on your phone and then feel some of it. My adult granddaughter called me about 2 minutes after the big one near Eureka. And said she grabbed the animals and drove to the marshes where there's no trees or buildings.
Hmmm. Marshes would be down near sea level, which is just where the main tsunami flow would be channeled. So that doesn’t sound like a very safe place to shelter!
In Berkeley. We felt nothing here
Informative, engaging, professional. Thank you for the amazing content
Good reporting.
Good presentation.
Felt it in San Jose!
The first epicenter is Rio Dell near Eureka which sits on the Eel River. I don’t understand why the tsunami warning doesn’t go farther up the Eel River whereas the tsunami warning goes well inland into Napa & Sonoma Counties.
The only explanation is that there is a big dam on the Eel that a tsunami couldn’t breach. Is that right? Anyone?
Surfers are gonna head straight out to surf lol
Hanging 10 bro 😎 🤙
yep and the sherrifs blocked the beach roads and parking lots
I seen a video with them doing it already😂
What kind of stress will this put on the rest of the fault line
Rolling quakes not near as scary as those that jolt.
rolling quakes not as strong as rolling that joint.
@BrotherPrinter-f5b whats the difference?
1989 was very rolly and very scary.
All of the seismic regulations and decades of engineering. California is literally built for this.
Nope. Lots of older buildings. Brick facade are the most vulnerable.
@nomenclature9373 tie bolted and reinforced .
Wishing you all safety!
I live in Klamath Falls OR and I received an Earthquake warning!
“ 1906. San Francisco and the surrounding area had experienced large earthquakes in the years 1838, 1865, and 1868, but those events were nothing like the destructive power of the MAGNITUDE 7.9 earthquake that ruptured nearly 270 miles of the then little understood San Andreas fault.”
1989-
“15 seconds, with a moment magnitude of 6.9. “
Felt it in SF 10:44am
At 60 miles out I would say any waves from the earth quakes have already hit and media is causing a panic on what could be when it’s already over!
HI and AK care.
facts gotta be the slowest waves on the planet,
This was a Temu Earth quake
@loundclear9279😂
They estimate the Tsunami could hit around 12:10 for SF and the surrounding Bay Area.
Thats not how that works.....yku notify everyone or people die.....youll reach maturity soon
I hope that everyone will be okay after this. But it's good that the fault is letting out some of its pressure.
I was there during the Bay Bridge earthquake of 89.
Me too.
She is a solid reporter!
I felt slight vibration in so cal. I thought it was a truck.
I felt it very slightly in Redding, Ca.
I'm hoping everyone stays safe and protected.. 🙏
Why isnt she reporting on the 7.0, 7.3 reported?
They lowered it from 7.3 to a 7.0…
The 0.3 doesn't really change anything from a 7 so ik why they would round it down
Got a warning on my phone. I'm in Central Oregon. Stay safe y'all ❤🙏
I received nothing. I'm near Salem.
@Fiercefeminine8 yeah I thought it was strange to get a alert. But the Earthquakes are pretty strange. 💖
Be Well....Stay Safe Golden State ❤
This might be the first north cali tsunami in decades we ever got ..hopefully everyone stays safe
Ukiah, ca resident here and we did not feel anything. Brooktrails and Willits did feel it tho. Hope everyone is safe and on alert
The band tool has some great advice for California
Learn to swim 😉
@kristennoelle9447 See you down in Arizona bay.
I am impressed with her coverage of this story.
Really great report… excellent tip about tsunami.
I'm in Eureka, and it was a 7.0
I hope that everyone is okay.
When arnold gets to the Choppa...thats when you run!LOL
My prayers for everyone safety
Californians are sodomites. Don’t waste your prayers.
Don’t waste your prayers. God doesn’t protect evil.
Humboldt bro here. It shook good
I seen big waves crest over the klamath mouth sand bar but then died out pretty quick
THE VIDEO CUT OFF WHEN THE EAS HAPPENED
It’s heading downstream get ready SoCal!!
Someone should be accountable for the false alarm or warning of an eminent tsunami. In the Bay Area people were in panic mode.
Next time people hear of another tsunami warning, they might ignore it because if this false alarm. It's scary just to think about it because the next tsunami warning could be a real on and people won't pay attention.
Was getting ready to head out to a park near the Bay. Delayed it until the warning was lifted. I figure better safe than sorry after seeing videos of the effects from the Japan tsunami on areas no where near Fukushima.
How can you know so little and still make a comment? They don't know if there is going to be a tsunami so they warn people there might be.
I am sad to learn this:The san Francisco news said the Santa Rosa tsunami alert was really based on inland king tiding.
Horror.
Maybe that's why I had a dream i woke with water hitting my bed.
Even now, i sleep with a lifejacket 4' from my bed. Paranoid, I know.
But after today's news, maybe not.
where are they getting their info from usgs lists the cobb quake as a 2.5 but they are saying 5.6. they also say the big one was a 6.0 but usgs says 7.0
Felt it in Chico
Here in Ukiah Ca, felt the shake not sure if we felt the one in Fortuna or the one in Cobb
The tsunami warning did stop. But it was not a false alarm. I think the prayers of people.
Southern end Cascadia subduction zone - north end San Andreas 💋 🖐
Probably someone dropping evidence to the bottom of the ocean, and then firing a missile at it and calling it an earthquake. idk crazy times rn😂
I'm sitting in a canoe with my guitar and smoking a bowl... I'm ready.
Kamala will save you!
@Boots-v5i she won't smoke a bowl with me though... and can you imagine her singing? this canoe ain't got room for no squares.
You need to get a job, man.
Play some Clapton,
Cascadia subduction zone!
It’s happening 😨
Shut up.
Yeah, been "happening" every quake and similar warning that comes out.
Nothing is happening, CHILL!
Coming from up above but California don't get it.
In Petaluma working and didn't feel anything......
Hey, graphics department, those red circles are much bigger than necessary. Some people like to see the map to orient themselves. Oh, for goodness sakes, what's the biggest tsunami incursion California has ever seen? The amount of red that is not on the actual coast is ridiculous. This isn't Japan.
Really, now it's just scare mongering. USGS already upgraded it to a 7.0 i wish they would get their informationo fresh instead of just "Pete and Re_Peating " everything. Someone coming in 2 hours later who doesn't knpow what happened is going to panic.
Yes, some of that red area is tens of miles from the coast and has an elevation of hundreds of feet. That terrain is very unlikely ever to see a drop of tsunami water.