Hey, I'm in North East PA tooGrey_Focks said:Felt an aftershock here in North-East Pennsylvania. Was actually in the second story of the local library at the time. Been in earthquakes before, but it was really weird feeling one here. Wasn't strong though, only knocked a few books off the shelves. Hope nobody was hurt, though.
EDIT- Just got home, nothing seems damaged, though the refrigerator door was open....and I'm gonna go ahead and blame that on the earthquake >.>
Wait you felt it? I didn't feel a damn thing and I'm in the same area. But then, I may have been asleep...TheYellowCellPhone said:Felt it, here in Northern Ohio. Wasn't much, didn't surprise me that it was in Virginia.
I don't think anyone has died so far. Did you see a report that said otherwise?shadyh8er said:I live in Georgia but felt nothing. Matter of fact I only knew there was an earthquake because a news report interrupted my mom's viewing of Judge Judy. My prayers are with the victims.
I don't think there are any victims.shadyh8er said:I live in Georgia but felt nothing. Matter of fact I only knew there was an earthquake because a news report interrupted my mom's viewing of Judge Judy. My prayers are with the victims.
As far as I can tell the only victims are numerous dry wall sheets and grandfather clocks.shadyh8er said:I live in Georgia but felt nothing. Matter of fact I only knew there was an earthquake because a news report interrupted my mom's viewing of Judge Judy. My prayers are with the victims.
source?Delsana said:The earthquake is expected to be nothing more than the foreshock of the tectonic alignment which would mean that a much more dangerous and powerful earthquake would be occurring sometime soon.
http://img.ibtimes.com/www/site/article/202683.htmdmase said:source?Delsana said:The earthquake is expected to be nothing more than the foreshock of the tectonic alignment which would mean that a much more dangerous and powerful earthquake would be occurring sometime soon.