vanessa
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Post by vanessa on Jun 11, 2016 7:30:49 GMT
We are in Oceanside and everyone but me woke up. I can apparently sleep through anything. DH got up because he heard all the kids in the hall who thought someone was breaking in. I was all like 'meh./ snore'. It rolled the house for a while, apparently. Yeah having the Harriers run their engines at 0600 at my house has made me immune to sound when I'm asleep.
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iowgirl
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Post by iowgirl on Jun 11, 2016 15:03:56 GMT
No! Why'd you have to go and remind me about those??? Oops - sorry! LOL. I remember when that guy got swallowed... I can't imagine! I know it sure isn't limited to Florida though. I hear of them here in the midwest too. |
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Grom Pea
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Post by Grom Pea on Jun 11, 2016 15:51:04 GMT
I live near the airport in San Diego and didn't feel a thing but I was asleep, both dh and I were surprised when my dad emailed me about it. Dh is a light sleeper so I'm surprised it didn't wake him.
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Post by Scrapper100 on Jun 11, 2016 16:08:05 GMT
We live in Temecula and we felt it. Defineately got us up and out of bed. It was a long one. Our son slept through it and is getting up and running around the house. I am thankful that we haven't felt the aftershocks in Anza and the other desert town that is close to us.
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luvnlifelady
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Post by luvnlifelady on Jun 11, 2016 16:28:07 GMT
DH and I had only been in bed for 30 or 40 minutes when the Earthquake hit (we are about 40 miles away in east Escondido) and it woke us up quick enough to "ride" it out for a bit. Once it was done DH went back to sleep and I went to check on our cats. Both cats were freaking out and darting about the house. I sat with them for a few minutes on the couch before going back to bed. I think it's been at least a couple years since I've felt one that strongly. The last "big" one I remember was on Easter in 2010. That was fun, hehe.  SaveSaveThat was a weird weekend since we had a house fire the night before. I prefer my good 'ol boring days now to those two events! |
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luvnlifelady
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Post by luvnlifelady on Jun 11, 2016 16:28:56 GMT
We are in Oceanside and everyone but me woke up. I can apparently sleep through anything. DH got up because he heard all the kids in the hall who thought someone was breaking in. I was all like 'meh./ snore'. It rolled the house for a while, apparently. Yeah having the Harriers run their engines at 0600 at my house has made me immune to sound when I'm asleep. Hey another neighbor! We are in Oside as well. |
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Post by dewryce on Jun 11, 2016 16:29:27 GMT
When y'all say long, what amount of time do you mean?
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Post by bc2ca on Jun 11, 2016 20:05:07 GMT
When y'all say long, what amount of time do you mean? Earthquakes usually last 10-30 seconds. Most of the time it is over by the time you register that is happening. This 5.2 quake was at 1:04:38 AM and followed by a 3.8 aftershock at 1:05:35, then a 3.2 aftershock at 1:06:22 and a 2.9 aftershock at 1:07:11. If you felt all 4, it would feel like the rumbling went on for a couple of minutes. |
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Post by theroadlesstraveledp on Jun 11, 2016 20:42:28 GMT
That was yucky and rattled my nerves. One cat was fine and had no reaction, while the other one decided to embed herself into my side for the next few hours.
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