I was just about to sleep cause i have work early tomorrow... and i literally was knocked out of my bed by this few second earthquake

Anyone else in L.A feel the housequake?

this is so weird, in the middle of the night I was wondering if I should go to LA soon when it gets colder here and got worried about a quake taking place, then I read this here

It was only a 3.5, we have had a couple this summer. I Personaly have felt 2 in the past 2 months

But they come & go quickly & are not to strong so nothing to worry about imo.

But you also have those conspiracy peeps who say L.A is gonna break off into it's own island

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A 3.5 woke you up?

Personally, I'm hoping it's just stress release along the 'ring of fire', but that's not what the experts are saying. But then they say there is no such thing as earthquake weather, I don't believe that cause it seems like it.

For once I actually woke up. I usually sleep through them

And yes, 3.5 is felt when it is like 2 miles from where you live

Pfft, I'm so desensitized I could be wide awake and not even notice.

Gunsnhalen said:

I was just about to sleep cause i have work early tomorrow... and i literally was knocked out of my bed by this few second earthquake

Anyone else in L.A feel the housequake?

Nope

morningsong said:

A 3.5 woke you up?

Personally, I'm hoping it's just stress release along the 'ring of fire', but that's not what the experts are saying. But then they say there is no such thing as earthquake weather, I don't believe that cause it seems like it.

Define "earthquake weather."

How would such weather trigger an earthquake?

SUPRMAN said:

morningsong said:

A 3.5 woke you up?

Personally, I'm hoping it's just stress release along the 'ring of fire', but that's not what the experts are saying. But then they say there is no such thing as earthquake weather, I don't believe that cause it seems like it.

Define "earthquake weather."

How would such weather trigger an earthquake?

Humid, mostly hot weather.

morningsong said:

SUPRMAN said:

Define "earthquake weather."

How would such weather trigger an earthquake?

Humid, mostly hot weather.

I guess. That's not going to trigger an earthquake however.

SUPRMAN said:

morningsong said:

Humid, mostly hot weather.

I guess. That's not going to trigger an earthquake however.

I haven't researched it or anything but it sure feels like it. I guess since that one hit Beverly Hills that's major. How dare it! i kid.

SUPRMAN said:

morningsong said:

Humid, mostly hot weather.

I guess. That's not going to trigger an earthquake however.

What about the 7.6 earthquake in Costa Rica recently. Maybe L.A. was feeling the effects of that, but then Mexico would have felt it as well, I guess

Nah he's talking about the one that hit Beverly Hills. It's just that a couple of weeks ago So. Cal. had over 70 in one day and I think at least one per day since then. Honestly I haven't felt one.

Hasn't anyone tried just jumpin UP & DOWN...

morningsong said:

Nah he's talking about the one that hit Beverly Hills. It's just that a couple of weeks ago So. Cal. had over 70 in one day and I think at least one per day since then. Honestly I haven't felt one.

I see.