Earthquake! The OC

[Dauntless]

Not the biggest, but where's the epicenter?

 

[mark5]

La Habra, a 3.6 then a 2.1.

 

[melodious]

La Habra, a 3.6 then a 2.1.

Wow. Are you sure it isn't your neighbors just having a bit of sexy bang bang time? I don't think I've ever noticed a 2.x quake under me. But a 3.x quake is enough to let you know the ground shook a tad.

 

[The fingers]

5.1 near LaHabra. Felt it this time.

 

[thepronghorn]

I felt it up here in Claremont. First one I've ever felt.

 

[cal3thousand]

Didn't feel as strong as the last one. But it was a longer duration

 

[Dauntless]

That 5.1 came after 9pm and several smaller. I was downtown by then and all these people came running out of restaurants, leaving their dinner but careful to save their drinks. You can sleep through a 5 even if you're at the epicenter, unless maybe it's your first.

Those coppers you here is the city and county police and fire put everything in the air afterward to have a look around. The sirens are the firedepartment just sort of running around.

It would take 100 3.3's to equal one 5.3, so the others are not much of a story.

 

[The fingers]

Lots of small aftershocks. Just felt one a few seconds ago. :|

 

[Dauntless]

That last one was a bigger, then it kept shaking like an even bigger one would. Sirens are going already.

 

[The fingers]

8.2 in Chile, would hate to see that here.

 

[The fingers]

https://scedc.caltech.edu/recent/Quakes/ci39015759.html

 

[The fingers]

https://ktla.com/2020/01/05/magnitude-3-0-earthquake-strikes-near-brea/

 

[The fingers]

https://abc7.com/25-magnitude-earthquake-rattles-huntington-beach/6383198/

 

[The fingers]

Might have been felt in O.C., just over the Santiago Peak (Old Saddle Back).
https://abc7.com/34-magnitude-earthquake-hits-near-lake-elsinore/6485448/