I live here and that was the scariest thing I’ve ever been through. My daughter still gets freaked out when a loud truck rumbles by. I worked in a pharmacy and I heard what sounded like a train on the tracks. My boss and I looked at each other like what the heck? It felt like a train hit the side of the building with that first jolt. Then it went pitch black in the store. There were screams coming from different directions. It felt like it would never stop. Our backup lights didn’t come on for about 20 minutes. Then a big aftershock hit and scared us to death again. The sprinkler system went off and started flooding the building. I live approximately 5 miles from where I worked and it took me an hour to get home. The traffic was atrocious, I assume everyone was trying to get home. I couldn’t get in touch with my husband and it was about the time he would drop her off at school. I didn’t know if she was there or if they were ok. Fortunately they were on there way out when it happened. As terrifying as it was, we were extremely fortunate that no one was seriously injured nor did anyone die. Structurally we were ok too. Most damage was minimal. It was a 7.1 or 7.2 so it was big. Every time we have a small quake I tell my daughter it’s ok. The little ones are good and they let off the pressure.
Not sure if you will see this. But I was also there in anchorage during the quake. I’m 22 now and still get almost like “ptsd” when I hear a loud car or house settle
@@cpmvmaker1 Same its kind of like ptsd, I recently moved to fairbanks, and we just had a 4.8. I still was scared cause there may have been more, like the one that came after the 7.1.
That must've been a horrifying experience for all of you. I hope now that you can all say that your family has been brought closer together by the experience and that your daughter doesn't live in fear anymore
Dude I was in this earthquake and the Northridge Quake of 94. 6.7 magnitude and the 10, 14, 210 and 118 freeways had collapses, houses collapsed and exploded when the gas lines ruptured, parking structures at CSUN and the Northridge Mall collapsed, an Apartment Building collapsed and killed 15 people, a hospital on Balboa and Devonshire collapsed.
@@ayaanyani5521 True, this one had a peak acceleration of 0.474. By comparison the Northridge Quake had a peak acceleration of 1.82. Depth also has a lot to do with it, this earthquake hit at a depth of 28 miles, the Northridge one hit at 11 miles depth. So a 6.7 can be MUCH more Violent and destructive than a 7.1.
Also, when was it that the “rating scale” of earthquakes was changed? It could be that the older earthquake you’re referring to was under the old scale.
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I live here and that was the scariest thing I’ve ever been through. My daughter still gets freaked out when a loud truck rumbles by. I worked in a pharmacy and I heard what sounded like a train on the tracks. My boss and I looked at each other like what the heck? It felt like a train hit the side of the building with that first jolt. Then it went pitch black in the store. There were screams coming from different directions. It felt like it would never stop. Our backup lights didn’t come on for about 20 minutes. Then a big aftershock hit and scared us to death again. The sprinkler system went off and started flooding the building. I live approximately 5 miles from where I worked and it took me an hour to get home. The traffic was atrocious, I assume everyone was trying to get home. I couldn’t get in touch with my husband and it was about the time he would drop her off at school. I didn’t know if she was there or if they were ok. Fortunately they were on there way out when it happened. As terrifying as it was, we were extremely fortunate that no one was seriously injured nor did anyone die. Structurally we were ok too. Most damage was minimal. It was a 7.1 or 7.2 so it was big. Every time we have a small quake I tell my daughter it’s ok. The little ones are good and they let off the pressure.
Not sure if you will see this. But I was also there in anchorage during the quake.
I’m 22 now and still get almost like “ptsd” when I hear a loud car or house settle
Oh my! I've never been in an earthquake and pray I never do. I'm glad all your family is safe. Take care of one another and may God richly bless you!
@@cpmvmaker1 Same its kind of like ptsd, I recently moved to fairbanks, and we just had a 4.8. I still was scared cause there may have been more, like the one that came after the 7.1.
That must've been a horrifying experience for all of you. I hope now that you can all say that your family has been brought closer together by the experience and that your daughter doesn't live in fear anymore
I'm a lifetime Los Angleno. My first EQ was 1971.
My heart goes out to you all.
We live in eagle river and my 4 yr old daughter and I definitely have ptsd from that earthquake.
Bats Gochanour smh that time I was sleeping all the other earthquake we have usually hit us with a small quick
Just wait until the Big One hits Miami or Toronto (Matthew 24:7, KJV).
Bats, your in Alaska! Grow up!
@@troyottosen8722 ha ok I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the advice
I'm so sorry. I can imagine.
I thought they were talking about my school 😂 UA
Wish i could go there xD
Wow never seen that much damage from an earthquake
My dads been in an earthquake but he said it took him a while to figure out what was going on cause he was playing call of duty...
It hit harder than it looks
What’s really sad is the faculty regents board is going to drop hockey and other sports! What’s going on Alaska???
Uh we are using a camera to film images a... camera filmed. Awesome.
We had an 8 in la nothing collapsed 😭 are u sure this is a 7.0 or maybes that building is old old
An magnitude 8 earthquake hasn't hit california for over a century?
Magnitude isn't directly relevant to earthquake's damage potential, what is directly relevant is pga(peak ground acceleration) and shaking duration
Dude I was in this earthquake and the Northridge Quake of 94. 6.7 magnitude and the 10, 14, 210 and 118 freeways had collapses, houses collapsed and exploded when the gas lines ruptured, parking structures at CSUN and the Northridge Mall collapsed, an Apartment Building collapsed and killed 15 people, a hospital on Balboa and Devonshire collapsed.
@@ayaanyani5521 True, this one had a peak acceleration of 0.474. By comparison the Northridge Quake had a peak acceleration of 1.82. Depth also has a lot to do with it, this earthquake hit at a depth of 28 miles, the Northridge one hit at 11 miles depth. So a 6.7 can be MUCH more Violent and destructive than a 7.1.
Also, when was it that the “rating scale” of earthquakes was changed? It could be that the older earthquake you’re referring to was under the old scale.
Scary
I guess people would of been hut in this louge