Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

[SCO]

From the Drudge report 3.7 mag...SBN?

 

[gonfishn]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

Ya think he fell off his chair don't ya know..I am about a hundred or so from him..No action here..

 

[KeltonKrew]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

nah....it might have knocked him out of bed during 1 of his power naps!

 

[CoachHolland]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

Not a thing here in Central Kentucky, but then again, I've been on the road quite a bit today.

 

[Bassy]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

That's a pretty good shaker,guys. We had one in the southern part of the state last week too. A 5.5. http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/ <br />Do you Kentukians get those often? I didn't know that about you.<br />Bassy

 

[CoachHolland]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

We have a major fault line in the western part of the state. I believe it is the New Madrid fault line if I'm not mistaken. Earthquakes in the central and eastern part of the state are much more rare. Maybe once every five to six years one is felt. The largest one I remember was back in the early 80's. It was a magnatude 5.x quake and the epicenter was maybe 10 miles from where I live and the only one I remember where there were actual aftershocks. All I remember is the rumbling, a loud thunderous sound almost like a bunch of dynamite being set off continuously and stumbling a bit when it hit.<br /><br /> http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/eq_depot/usa/1980_07_27_iso.html

 

[Homerr]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

Quake in Kentucky?<br /><br />You sure it just wasn't my Ex wife walking by your house?<br /><br />LOL!<br /><br />Hope nobody was hurt... Earthquakes SUCK!<br /><br />My family in So. California has had enough of them.<br /><br /><br />H.

 

[John Carpenter]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

Have felt a half dozen or so in my lifetime and I live very near the New Madrid fault line. If you have never experienced an earthquake, I can tell you that it is a very unnerving experience to have the ground under your feet turn into Jello. It is flat out weird.

 

[Bassy]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

Very weird I agree Relentless. Been there,done that. Not fun at all,but I'd sure take it over a tornado or hurricane anyday. Just my opinion.<br />Bassy

 

[samagee]

Re: Anybody feel quake in Kentucky this aft?

We have felt the shocks here in Ohio at times. I live in the Cincinnati area and I remember the one in the 80's very well.<br /><br />I have also been in California when a quake hit.