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Felt it in Foggy Bottom. At first I thought it was the AC or jackhammering. I'm happy I don't have to experience this often, like in California.
by oinksoft 15y ago
Felt it in Foggy Bottom. At first I thought it was the AC or jackhammering. I'm happy I don't have to experience this often, like in California.
- CoffeeDregs 15y ago>I'm happy I don't have to experience this often, like in California. Erm... We don't experience this often in California... I definitely felt the '89 quake, probably felt one in the 90s and I think I felt a quake a few years ago. So I've felt them once per decade. Further, CA has built relatively well to account for earthquakes and doesn't have a giant off-shore shelf waiting to collapse and drown us under a tsunami[1], so we have that going for us, which is nice. [1] http://modernsurvivalblog.com/earthquakes/earthquake-east-coast-usa-continental-shelf/ http://modernsurvivalblog.com/earthquakes/earthquake-east-co...
- jstrate 15y agoI've lived in the Bay Area for ~24 years and I've actually felt maybe 4. I'd hardly call that often.