it's because he is told to make a big thing out of this report so that they can instill as much fear as they can into the lowly viewers. Don't give into their heinous ploys.
Hello from Northern California and welcome to the club. You guys had a nice little swarm there. I'm pleased that it was a gentle group of earthquakes, and no one was seriously injured. Always stay prepared. Goodluck
I was a Kid 10 years old and remember seeing people in crushed Trucks n Vehicles in the rubble of fallen overpasses as we were on our way to Lancaster to see granny n pappa. One dude had his arm hanging out the window all bloody
@@Deakybean181 I'm doing great at 64. Feel almost as good as I did at 16. I have avoided doctors and hospitals my entire life as much as possible and it shows. Remember when you become 60 and believing that is old. it'll give you a few chuckles LOL Eh Sonny?
What she’s describing sounds just like what I’ve been feeling here in Denver Colorado I been telling my family I can feel the ground trembling and they said I was trippin but I’ve felt it a couple times now i feel like the big one is going to happen soon stay safe out there California
The 1971 San Fernando earthquake (also known as the 1971 Sylmar earthquake) occurred in the early morning of February 9 in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in southern California. The unanticipated thrust earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5 on the Msscale and 6.6 on the Mwscale, and a maximum Mercalli intensity of XI (Extreme). The event was one in a series that affected Los Angeles county in the late 20th century. Damage was locally severe in the northern San Fernando Valley and surface faulting was extensive to the south of the epicenter in the mountains, as well as urban settings along city streets and neighborhoods. Uplift and other effects affected private homes and businesses.
Yep, I rode that '71 quake clear down in south Orange County - Mission Viejo. Chandeliers banging against the wall, everything shaking off of shelves. It was a heck of a ride.
Without reports like this, we wouldn't be able to read comments about California falling into the ocean 🙄 The internet sadly shows how dumb people really are.
Yeah we aren't leaving voluntarily at least. 😁 I hope these quakes and climate change don't make other plans for us. It's already getting way hotter, too. Let's hope we can all hang on and start using more public transportation.
@@RC_928 I do not think so. A "wider" perspective of recent seismographic activity in SoCal demonstrates that increased activity has been evident across all of the area; after a week of excessive and uncharacteristic rain. Makes sense to me that land oversaturated with moisture would be more susceptible to slips along fault lines.
In BC we have earthquakes on a fairly regular basis. Just because some people noticed an earthquake is not in and of itself " news". Even a 4.6 tremor can be very minor - all depends on its depth and location etc etc.
My family and I we’re leaving our driveway and our vehicle started to rock ‘n’ roll and then we noticed the house and the rest of the vehicles shaking up and down left and right . We have lived here on the big island in the volcano area all Our lives so we’re kind of used to it.
I was at a starbucks studying for my class near my home, which is 1 hr away from Malibu. I felt it at 1:50pm and looked around, but nobody was phased by it, or felt it near me. I even checked on the earthquake website, and nothing was noted, so I figured it was someone at the barbershop next door that hit the wall 😂. I'm glad to see this snippet for confirmation and the anchors talking about their relatives who live 30 mins east from me and felt it. This is the 3rd earthquake this 2024 that is felt in Socal, and I haven't felt this many since I was a kid in the 90s. Definitely, a bigger earthquake/s will take place later this year.
THE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII HAD AN EARTHQUAKE AT THE SAME TIME AS LOS ANGELES. I HAVE NOT GOTTEN THE OFFICIAL RATING ON THE RECTOR SCALE, BUT AFTER LIVING THROUGH SEVERAL HERE, I RATED IT AT A 2.0.
Nos céus pelo mundo , antes e pós pândemia ,, se via um avião "caça" com calda de fumaça ,, dentre as calamidades de então , "caça fumaça assassina" !?! 😢
I nevvver thought such weather could ever happen in los Angeles its very strange i hope and pray it will stop and all human lives will be protected god bless them all xxx
Californians grow up with Earthquakes. As a retired Teacher in California we did regular drills for All types of disasters, natural or man made. We are tough and deserve better leadership in exchange for our exorbitant Taxes!
I a former southern California resident of south bay of L A county i remember EQ having a BBQ then punch bowl rolling earth rolling i moved up north we had a terrible E Q. In 1989 loma prieta it was a 7. 5 kilked about 200 people freeway collapse in san francisco just so scaryb
I experienced the same,.. it’s was a mellow vibration,.. of course being an LA native I knew what was about to come,.. and 5 seconds later it started shaking,… im a big adrenaline junkie so this was definitely something that made my day,… small earthquakes are fun,.. GOD PROTECT US FROM ANY BIG EARTHQUAKE THO,.. GOD BLESS EVERYONE,..🙏🏻🙄😊
3:34 That initial little shake you felt was the P-wave, which travels faster than the surface waves so arrives earlier. The surface waves are the ones that cause the damage.
Yes I felt in here in Studio City I had some stuff fall in my house the earthquake felt like it was really big at first and it got smaller stopped smaller and stopped it was felt like it just kept going and going but it sounded like a truck going by when I felt it inside my apartment
@@kewlztertc5386 So you know more than the experts who have been saying for years that the California fault line is very fragile and will break one day. Was the California earth solid in the 1989 earthquake when hundreds of people were killed with billions of dollars in damage?
@formula112967 first, yes it was and is very solid. Earthquakes happen when two or more SOLID segments of earth move against or over each other. It would take millions of years of very active movement for California to separate from the rest of the US. In such a fantastical occurrence, California would become an island. It wouldn't lose elevation, just simply move apart. This fantasy isn't likely to ever happen, because the largest fault is the San Andraes. Incase you didn't notice, that's a mountain range. This means the tectonic plates are moving towards each other, not apart. I don't know more than geologist, but I do posses what is called common knowledge. Something you are lacking when it comes to science. It's OK, im sure you got all the girls/boys in school.
This seems very strange to me that they would even report this. A 4.6 is mild compared to most earth quakes that happen, especially in California. When I lived there, they had much bigger ones and tones of aftershocks about this size. If you pay attention to the places that record these earthquakes, this magnitude happens very frequently yet they never report it. What?
When I taught school in California and Texas it was required each month that the school had drills for fire, tornadoes and earthquakes. You have to prepare your students for natural disasters. I would often remind my principal of the monthly drills. Be safe everybody and stay prepared.
But, I get it. Under 5 but there is another rating that can make very intense even at a 4M, And I had one 4 or 5 yrs ago, that was really scary. "Magnitude is a measure of earthquake size and remains unchanged with distance from the earthquake. Intensity, however, describes the degree of shaking caused by an earthquake at a given place and decreases with distance from the earthquake epicentre."
Let's hope they are prepared for the big one when it hits. Beautiful area. Lots of ultra high end 20 million dollar homes and celebrity homes in that area.
The complacency is unbelievable. In the 60s in San Francisco, everyone would go home, even parents. How can you go about like nothing happened? They are just not ready for a big one 😢
Be safe everyone 🙏🏻am glad I was watching a movie with my best friend and it shook we are in Los Angeles and it was quick we are safe we are shaking up of course we pray for safety for others we will get through this.
This was no biggy but the grass will grow 2 feet tall from all that rain the winds will dry it out and in 3 months the fires will come and we will forget about quakes
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I had a dream this early morning, I was listening to jazz music, the music abruptly stopped, a radio DJ said "We're experiencing an earthquake! And the ground began swaying just after she said it!
So no big thing. Earthquakes in ca are as common as snow in Denver. Ca is on a quake line. Its as normal as the fires, mud slides, extream heat, the winds!
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Good heavy rain then a little quake to help moisture soak into ground water storage. All sounds good.
More realistic is weakened soils that have been overly saturated and already causing landslides continue to be compromised by shaking.
@@synchronartcity5919You’re the kid in class that reminds the teacher to turn in homework.
@Ummmmmkay88, and you're the one who came unprepared to class.
@@sotorodrigo33 They call you The Buzz kill.
Kids please stop arguing
Crazy week for SoCal. On the brightside all that rain made the hills and vegatation nice and lush & green
All that lovely new vegetation will eventually die off creating a substantial fire risk. So this year's fire season should be interesting.
Good god. The desk reporter is milking this event to death.
Agreed. 😅
“We have been getting calls and Texas”
@@sammyn549 I heard him say that 🥴
Agree
it's because he is told to make a big thing out of this report so that they can instill as much fear as they can into the lowly viewers. Don't give into their heinous ploys.
I'm just amazed that CA hasn't dropped off into the ocean yet.
Word!
Give it time.....
And it will. Watch the masters voice prophecy. On point
Where is it going to drop off to ?
Such a ridiculous idea.
Calif. never fall into the ocean....
Hello from Northern California and welcome to the club. You guys had a nice little swarm there. I'm pleased that it was a gentle group of earthquakes, and no one was seriously injured. Always stay prepared. Goodluck
Tulsa had an earthquake a few days ago and ours was a 5.1 lasting several seconds. We get them occasionally. That has been one of our largest.
I never experienced earthquakes when I've been in Oklahoma. Have experienced tornadoes there. I've been through quakes in Japan.
OK earthquakes are man-made caused by all the fracking they're doing to the land there
@@Starry_Night_Sky7455 Fracking. There will be a lot more.
I am 49. When I was a child, my teachers would tell us that California would break off into the sea. Fast forward 40 years and it hasn't happened yet.
Don't mean it won't happen
The " big one " hasn't happened yet !
Same here. It’s all BS it’s sliding Not splitting apart
YET 👈
It will never happen, lol
i feel the earth move under my feet, i feel the sky tumblin down…
Ok Carol King 🎵🎶🤔
5.7 in Hawaii
I'm on Oahu and didn't feel it.
6.3
Funny thing…the Sylmar earthquake was on this date in 1971. I remember it very well…woken up at 6am…lasted a full minute. Interesting.
I was a Kid 10 years old and remember seeing people in crushed Trucks n Vehicles in the rubble of fallen overpasses as we were on our way to Lancaster to see granny n pappa. One dude had his arm hanging out the window all bloody
I recall.
I remembered that vividly.
@@acgillespie jeez! You're old! My dad was born in 1961 too. Hope you've been living a long blessed life!
@@Deakybean181 I'm doing great at 64. Feel almost as good as I did at 16. I have avoided doctors and hospitals my entire life as much as possible and it shows. Remember when you become 60 and believing that is old. it'll give you a few chuckles LOL Eh Sonny?
Hawaii had an EQ 1hr ago
A 4.6mag in LA is a baby fart.
Let the San Andreas unZip and we'll que the drama.
Yup! Then they'll REALLY have something to report!
God bless everyone
They’re letting people know that with rain soaked hillsides it could be concerning.
What she’s describing sounds just like what I’ve been feeling here in Denver Colorado I been telling my family I can feel the ground trembling and they said I was trippin but I’ve felt it a couple times now i feel like the big one is going to happen soon stay safe out there California
It might be tunneling!
All the rain has made all the hills green out there!
Make the grass nice a tall and in 3 months it will dry out and make plenty of fuel for fires, then another quake
@@stratocasterbluewelcome to CA
lol, no biggy @@PastPerspectives11
The 1971 San Fernando earthquake (also known as the 1971 Sylmar earthquake) occurred in the early morning of February 9 in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in southern California. The unanticipated thrust earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5 on the Msscale and 6.6 on the Mwscale, and a maximum Mercalli intensity of XI (Extreme). The event was one in a series that affected Los Angeles county in the late 20th century. Damage was locally severe in the northern San Fernando Valley and surface faulting was extensive to the south of the epicenter in the mountains, as well as urban settings along city streets and neighborhoods. Uplift and other effects affected private homes and businesses.
Here I go to Google this. Informative post about that history.
Yep, I rode that '71 quake clear down in south Orange County - Mission Viejo. Chandeliers banging against the wall, everything shaking off of shelves. It was a heck of a ride.
The big one is coming 🙌🙌❤❤ god be with us!!!
Repent
God
Hope it doesn't happen on Sunday
For crying out loud! A truck crossing in front of my house causes more shaking than this "quake"
Oyvei!
i live a mile from where it hit and it set an electrical transformer on fire on PCH by my house.
just felt another one
PCH electrical poles fall down every weekend lol
Wow. Like Maui.
Good thing everything is still wet from the rain otherwise we would have concerns about wildfires.
What does an earthquake feel like? I heard it feels like a vibration but also some say it feels like your sliding around in a pan swaying
Its not even a 5. Why is this news. Cali gets quakes like this all the flipping time.
It's Malibu!!!
Not all the time what are you talking about!
California gets nearly 100 earthquakes every day. However most aren’t strong enough to cause damage or even be felt by anyone.
@@christopherfanelli8821 we get more like 2000+ a day.
Without reports like this, we wouldn't be able to read comments about California falling into the ocean 🙄 The internet sadly shows how dumb people really are.
Mommy
..........no biggie. I revall the 71 Sylmar quake and was in Northridge in 94 during that quake
A 4.7 in Malibu is nada
first we get crazy rain, now this? California can be crazy but I love it
totally unrelated
Yeah we aren't leaving voluntarily at least. 😁 I hope these quakes and climate change don't make other plans for us. It's already getting way hotter, too. Let's hope we can all hang on and start using more public transportation.
@@RC_928 I do not think so.
A "wider" perspective of recent seismographic activity in SoCal demonstrates that increased activity has been evident across all of the area; after a week of excessive and uncharacteristic rain.
Makes sense to me that land oversaturated with moisture would be more susceptible to slips along fault lines.
Why? 🤷
you love being overtaxed, overcharged for everything, massive corruption, insane homelessness, unchecked immigration, … okay 😑
Romans 8:22
“For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together until now.”
This is from so much water entering the fault lines lubricating them. Probably bigger earthquakes coming as water seeps deeper.
In BC we have earthquakes on a fairly regular basis. Just because some people noticed an earthquake is not in and of itself " news". Even a 4.6 tremor can be very minor - all depends on its depth and location etc etc.
The northridge earthquake was crazy here were i live
Anniversary of the Sylmar quake today.
Wasn’t that in January?
Earthquakes in Hawaii and Los Angeles....hmmm.....it's a little nerve-wracking, tbh.
❤ Also in Oklahoma just a few days ago
tbf the earth is shaking all the time
Hope not on Sunday
@@unfortunatelyiamsane Yes, but to have quakes measuring around 5 in both places on the same day ISN'T a daily thing.
@@eriq54321 Ha ha, no kidding. At least wait until the game is over.
God is great
Very nervous about the wet hillsides with the quake
😅 ok ,move
@@curtissea5340ok open your door i’m outside
How deep was it and what fault was it on ??
I am hope the weather wil settle down its very bizarre i also pray that god will protect them ❤❤❤❤❤
God pls.❤
Amen
My family and I we’re leaving our driveway and our vehicle started to rock ‘n’ roll and then we noticed the house and the rest of the vehicles shaking up and down left and right . We have lived here on the big island in the volcano area all Our lives so we’re kind of used to it.
Instead of so much belittling, how about some praise that it wasn't worse, causing millions in damage, and many killed or injured.
Californians brought this on themselves.
I have a farm on the westside of Long Beach. I was planting radish & cilantro & felt nothing.
God don't play.
Amen girl!!
Agree
@@rocketmcgrain7947
Says who? The media 😂😂
Correct. Because something imaginary can't play.
God or earth in general? I dont think god can cause these natural disasters 😂😂😂😂😂😂
thank god for all the rain,California needs it.
Thanks ,God! My car was totaled in a flood.
I was at a starbucks studying for my class near my home, which is 1 hr away from Malibu. I felt it at 1:50pm and looked around, but nobody was phased by it, or felt it near me. I even checked on the earthquake website, and nothing was noted, so I figured it was someone at the barbershop next door that hit the wall 😂. I'm glad to see this snippet for confirmation and the anchors talking about their relatives who live 30 mins east from me and felt it. This is the 3rd earthquake this 2024 that is felt in Socal, and I haven't felt this many since I was a kid in the 90s. Definitely, a bigger earthquake/s will take place later this year.
One of the reasons why i left L.A. 15 years ago for Arizona.
We do have alot of volcanoes though. 😢
THE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII HAD AN EARTHQUAKE AT THE SAME TIME AS LOS ANGELES. I HAVE NOT GOTTEN THE OFFICIAL RATING ON THE RECTOR SCALE, BUT AFTER LIVING THROUGH SEVERAL HERE, I RATED IT AT A 2.0.
R u in Hawaii
Nos céus pelo mundo , antes e pós pândemia ,, se via um avião "caça" com calda de fumaça ,, dentre as calamidades de então , "caça fumaça assassina" !?! 😢
I swear the journalists want something bad to happen.
Morder a língua 😂
No they don't want nothing bad to happen they telling the truth the big one is coming don't you know what's going to happen soon
I nevvver thought such weather could ever happen in los Angeles its very strange i hope and pray it will stop and all human lives will be protected god bless them all xxx
You're either too young or too new a resident to even know this.
😂😂😂😂
How old are you?
Sonia
Californians grow up with Earthquakes. As a retired Teacher in California we did regular drills for All types of disasters, natural or man made. We are tough and deserve better leadership in exchange for our exorbitant Taxes!
I a former southern California resident of south bay of L A county i remember EQ having a BBQ then punch bowl rolling earth rolling i moved up north we had a terrible E Q. In 1989 loma prieta it was a 7. 5 kilked about 200 people freeway collapse in san francisco just so scaryb
200 people died in the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake..??
I experienced the same,.. it’s was a mellow vibration,.. of course being an LA native I knew what was about to come,.. and 5 seconds later it started shaking,… im a big adrenaline junkie so this was definitely something that made my day,… small earthquakes are fun,.. GOD PROTECT US FROM ANY BIG EARTHQUAKE THO,.. GOD BLESS EVERYONE,..🙏🏻🙄😊
Didn't feel a thing here in Oceanside (north county San Diego)
We had a 5.2 last week here in Oklahoma! 😂My how times have changed!
I live in Tulsa a felt it. It shook pretty good. Lots of oil drilling out here in Oklahoma.
@@kathycarr6095 I'm just west of you in Mannford.
3:34 That initial little shake you felt was the P-wave, which travels faster than the surface waves so arrives earlier.
The surface waves are the ones that cause the damage.
A 4.6 is not even a earthquake, that's like a fun ride a Magic Mountain.
Yes I felt in here in Studio City I had some stuff fall in my house the earthquake felt like it was really big at first and it got smaller stopped smaller and stopped it was felt like it just kept going and going but it sounded like a truck going by when I felt it inside my apartment
Sad, all my life growing up I've always heard that California will fall off into the ocean 🙏🏽
Don't listen to idiots.
There's solid earth under California that goes much further down than the depths of the ocean.
@@kewlztertc5386 they watch 2012 and think its a documentary
It's just a matter of when.
@@kewlztertc5386 So you know more than the experts who have been saying for years that the California fault line is very fragile and will break one day.
Was the California earth solid in the 1989 earthquake when hundreds of people were killed with billions of dollars in damage?
@formula112967 first, yes it was and is very solid. Earthquakes happen when two or more SOLID segments of earth move against or over each other.
It would take millions of years of very active movement for California to separate from the rest of the US. In such a fantastical occurrence, California would become an island.
It wouldn't lose elevation, just simply move apart.
This fantasy isn't likely to ever happen, because the largest fault is the San Andraes. Incase you didn't notice, that's a mountain range. This means the tectonic plates are moving towards each other, not apart.
I don't know more than geologist, but I do posses what is called common knowledge. Something you are lacking when it comes to science.
It's OK, im sure you got all the girls/boys in school.
It shook the froth on top of my mocha latte and I was quite stunned, I must say.
First World Problem Earthquakes.
Breath deep and chant om , you're in California .
This seems very strange to me that they would even report this. A 4.6 is mild compared to most earth quakes that happen, especially in California. When I lived there, they had much bigger ones and tones of aftershocks about this size. If you pay attention to the places that record these earthquakes, this magnitude happens very frequently yet they never report it. What?
That's just a hick-up. Hopefully that free's up some stress . I think all that rain is partially the blame. Be safe you all.
Keep praying everyone please😢😢😢😢😢
Wtf? 😅😅😅
🙏🤝
God will not be mocked.
When I taught school in California and Texas it was required each month that the school had drills for fire, tornadoes and earthquakes. You have to prepare your students for natural disasters. I would often remind my principal of the monthly drills. Be safe everybody and stay prepared.
1:46pm it was a soft wobbler in Long Beach.
We will rebuild. 😅
Wow, it was under a 5, and their still talking about it. 😂
'They're.'
It's a slow news day.
But, I get it. Under 5 but there is another rating that can make very intense even at a 4M, And I had one 4 or 5 yrs ago, that was really scary.
"Magnitude is a measure of earthquake size and remains unchanged with distance from the earthquake. Intensity, however, describes the degree of shaking caused by an earthquake at a given place and decreases with distance from the earthquake epicentre."
He said. It's good to be prepared for when the big one happens. Most of you arent listening. Run 🏃♂️
@ThePasterio the big on3 has been coming for 100s of years.
Nothing unusual happens all time after all that rain. Would not be surprised if there are more
Let's hope they are prepared for the big one when it hits. Beautiful area. Lots of ultra high end 20 million dollar homes and celebrity homes in that area.
The complacency is unbelievable. In the 60s in San Francisco, everyone would go home, even parents. How can you go about like nothing happened? They are just not ready for a big one 😢
Japan experiences large Earthquakes fairly often and yet they continue to endure and so shall we. Fear mongering achieves nothing.
😅😅😅
Hawaii also.
All that rain lubed up the cracks.
Which waterfall was the one they zoomed in on midway? Was it Escondido? Really nice one
Wow😮 when it rains,it pours!❤❤❤❤❤
The girls only warn ya
BEAUTIFUL ... LOVE the WATERFALLS
hope everyone is safe and no one was injured on top of all the rain now this everyone stay safe and be prepared
Be safe everyone 🙏🏻am glad I was watching a movie with my best friend and it shook we are in Los Angeles and it was quick we are safe we are shaking up of course we pray for safety for others we will get through this.
Isn't the epicenter the same location as the KB helicopter crash?
No. That was Lolita's legs quakin from the mid-section muscle spasms.
🙏🙏🙏 hope no one got hurt Love.Cali
Not yet. Can't say that's gonna be the case when the Big Ones hit.
it wasn’t that big. i did feel it though, but probably because i was outside when it hit
This was no biggy but the grass will grow 2 feet tall from all that rain the winds will dry it out and in 3 months the fires will come and we will forget about quakes
Felt it slightly in San Bernardino.
It really went far. I am in IE but didn't feel this one but sure felt the one closer to here recently.
Wait till the mother of quake hit maybe Mother Nature is sending a message.
We been getting alot in northern California as well
So I'm not from California. How often are there earthquake in SoCal?
I was on the phone with Marlon when it came,it was a long one about 20 or 25 seconds.
The helicopter footage was awesome! Makes me want to own a personal rotorcraft for little afternoon adventures in the mountains to end my day.
It’s just a 4.6 lmao 🤣 smh
God is really fed up with California
Not as much as you would like it to be
All jokes aside he was just in NY mad now he in California... I use to live in Fontana California years ago I'm back in NYC SMH
It is better to believe that JESUS CHRIST is and find out that HE is, then to believe that JESUS CHRIST is not and find out that HE is. Trust JESUS CHRIST for salvation and life
Did we just watch channel 5 gathering stock footage?
The man said "its a good idea to be prepared for when the big one happens.
주님, 오늘이라도 오십시요, 마라나타, 마라나타 📯☁️🆙️
i'm out in the I.E. and didn't feel nuffin
No me either but sure felt the one we had near here recently. It smacked my house hard.
Hope everyone is alright blessings weekend to you all god is in control of you all be of faithin jesus name ok
I had a dream this early morning, I was listening to jazz music, the music abruptly stopped, a radio DJ said "We're experiencing an earthquake! And the ground began swaying just after she said it!
Gear up people…..be right with God. Nations will start to feel God’s judgment
Really? Tell me more!
@@Truckngirl
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Stay Rapture ready
So no big thing. Earthquakes in ca are as common as snow in Denver. Ca is on a quake line.
Its as normal as the fires, mud slides, extream heat, the winds!
Everyone knows that. But this guy talking said "it's good to be prepared for when the big one happens". Lol. 🏃♂️
Can she actually quit saying actually over and over!! And she is actually a teacher!!! Scary
Lousy producers push them to talk with urgency, She got carried away
malibu is la county, not los angeles
Aloha from Hawaii today we had a 6.3+ earthquake didn’t last very long.
Earthquake hit 53 years ago today in Sylmar. Big one is coming ya'll
This must be a very special day for the creator
Earthquakes happen been in this in Alaska, California and mexico
Very common in Malibu and even very rare FL had one recently. Only significant one I remember was 1989 SF. Freeways crushed cars like a pancake.
Felt it here in Fontana
sounded like an explosion here in Ventura
Oh my ... all that flooding and now an earthquake !
After everything you've just been through, how bad could a major earthquake be ??? lol...
You surely must be asking out of ignorance.......
I did not feel it here in irvine ca