Anyone in GA/TN/NC Area Feel That Earthquake Awhile Ago?

[emvickrey]

Didn't notice it here in north west tennessee but I am doing laundry and I live in a trailer. So it could've done a little movement while in the spin cycle. I'll have to check the news. As far as Tornado's. I doubt I would see another one because I would be hid under something. I"m very much afraid of storms. Yep, i'm a "Chicken".

 

[speckledhen]

I wouldn't have noticed it if I hadn't been very quiet and still at the time. I saw that the one in AK was only 2.6 so had my doubts that I'd feel it here, but the entire house vibrated for a few seconds, so I think something happened that wasn't blasting.

 

[Telamon]

didn't hear anything...

 

[turney31]

speckledhen- What are ya'll drinkin?

 

[lnfcef81]

nothing here and I am about 30 miles south of Atlanta

 

[joletabey]

Cynthia, ask Scott if they felt anything. That is about the time my birds got really quiet and stood very still, with Luke doing his growl. I thought maybe they saw a hawk that I didn't, but there was definitely something getting their attention. Even though I didn't feel anything, animals sense those things in a way humans don't/can't.

 

[Goose and Fig]

I didn't feel anything- but minor quakes are pretty common around the mountains. I wish I would experience it sometime- it would be a first!

 

[speckledhen]

I emailed Scott who is an hour away from me to see if he felt it. I'm positive that's what it was; felt exactly like the last one we had. I was outside when that one hit. I know we have this all the time, but I rarely feel them like that.

 

[jeremy]

To think that you're feeling them over on the East Coast and I live in California and I've never, ever felt even a rumble of an earthquake!

 

[debilorrah]

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You are right - that IS weird.