Posted on 06/01/2014 7:52:38 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
A shallow magnitude 3.7 earthquake was reported Sunday evening three miles from Westwood, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 7:36 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of 0 miles..
According to the USGS, the epicenter was four miles from Santa Monica, four miles from Beverly Hills and six miles from Culver City.
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Just an itty-bitty temblor. Probably hardly anybody at all felt it!
How did anyone even know?
If it was worse, think of all the falling glass that could harm people and property.
Upgraded to 3.8 felt it good shaker but thats probably because Im not too far away from the epicenter..funny thing is my sister lives 10 min away didnt feel a thing
We felt it in Simi Valley, a good 15 miles away.
I’m in the SFValley. We felt it, but it was a small one!....
Los Feliz area and I didn’t feel a thing.
It was probably that damn Jethro Bodine fracking for oil in Beverly.......... Hills that is.
Big VA hospital off Wilshire & the 405. Prolly the Obama admin shaking things up.
I was in my bed watching TV so I think when your lying in bed it feels stronger than what it actually is. 3.8 is actually quite small, but I knew the moment I felt it that it was somewhere close..just a few days ago there was one in Palos Verdes but I didnt feel it
I am certain it was caused by a lack of fracking in the area.
Lacking fracking is a serious ordeal.
At a depth of 0 miles...huh?
Felt nothing in Torrance.
I knew it had to be larger..cause that did NOT feel like a 3.8
We are in BH and it rumbled and went on a little. I was saying it was a 4.
Maybe the Man Upstairs is expressing his displeasure at UCLA for choosing Jane Fonda as its commencement speaker.
“How did anyone even know?”
I found out about it on FR:)
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