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Title: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: carolinarider09 on April 05, 2024, 08:10:48 AM
Just saw it sort of live on the news.

Anyone affected.  

Said it was a 4.8 Magnitude quake

Update:  News now says it was at "Whitehouse Station"


Title: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Rams on April 05, 2024, 08:18:38 AM
Just had a friend text me and tell me she felt the earth move....................  :coolsmiley:

My first question was, who are you with....   :evil:

Apparently, she was alone.   Makes me wonder.   ;)

Rams


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: LadyDraco on April 05, 2024, 10:33:58 AM
Yeah a  4.8 
I  wonder  it  it's the  one  called  the  14th street fault.


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Jersey mike on April 05, 2024, 01:26:23 PM
Felt it all the way down by me, some 60+ miles northwest of us. I was on a FaceTime call with my daughter in Boston. My patio doors started shaking slowly at first and I thought something was up with the wind then they shook even harder and that’s when the whole house shook for about a total of 10-15 seconds.

It was definitely a weird feeling and situation. Now I know what a 4.8 feels like from 60 miles away.


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: carolinarider09 on April 05, 2024, 03:49:59 PM
Felt it all the way down by me, some 60+ miles northwest of us. I was on a FaceTime call with my daughter in Boston. My patio doors started shaking slowly at first and I thought something was up with the wind then they shook even harder and that’s when the whole house shook for about a total of 10-15 seconds.

It was definitely a weird feeling and situation. Now I know what a 4.8 feels like from 60 miles away.

Glad you are ok. I thought of you when I made the post.   Should be a few after shocks and they will be less than 4.8.   Also, this was a sort of shallow earthquake and I think that made it a little more "fellable". 



Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Jersey mike on April 05, 2024, 05:01:07 PM
Felt it all the way down by me, some 60+ miles northwest of us. I was on a FaceTime call with my daughter in Boston. My patio doors started shaking slowly at first and I thought something was up with the wind then they shook even harder and that’s when the whole house shook for about a total of 10-15 seconds.

It was definitely a weird feeling and situation. Now I know what a 4.8 feels like from 60 miles away.

Glad you are ok. I thought of you when I made the post.   Should be a few after shocks and they will be less than 4.8.   Also, this was a sort of shallow earthquake and I think that made it a little more "fellable". 



Yeah we’re good, checked out the house a couple times real quick. No cracks in the basement or the sheet rock and no plumbing leaks.

When Ft. Dix/McGuire are doing live fire exercises we can hear the boom booms, when their using the heavy artillery we can feel the boom booms except then the ground vibrates and the house shutters. Sometimes it goes on all day, the earthquake was a much different feeling. Weird that’s for sure.


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Jess from VA on April 05, 2024, 07:32:25 PM
I lived though dozens of those at March AFB (Riverside) CA.  My favorite was when it made my water bed start rocking and rolling like in a boat.  Though a big picture over that bed fell behind the head board and shattered the glass.  No glass picture ever went back there again (that was pretty stupid).

One, out in the desert on a duty day at HQ 15 AF, shook our old building so bad, everyone got up and ran outside in case it crumbled.  It didn't.  One big fuzzy tarantula spider walked in while we were running out.  I believe he liked the air conditioning.     


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Jersey mike on April 07, 2024, 03:34:16 AM
As of yesterday I hadn’t heard of any damage but this morning I came across this article.

The photos show some of the stone had fallen from the building but it doesn’t look all that bad. Hopefully there isn’t any real structural damage.

“ N.J. earthquake damaged 264-year-old mill that ‘fed Washington’s troops’”

https://www.nj.com/hunterdon/2024/04/nj-earthquake-damaged-264-year-old-mill-that-fed-washingtons-troops.html (https://www.nj.com/hunterdon/2024/04/nj-earthquake-damaged-264-year-old-mill-that-fed-washingtons-troops.html)



Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Oss on April 07, 2024, 11:51:49 AM
daughter in Ossining said some pictures fell off the wall and the house shook

Scared her pretty good and the dog was barking right before the thing started


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: carolinarider09 on April 07, 2024, 05:16:37 PM
daughter in Ossining said some pictures fell off the wall and the house shook

Scared her pretty good and the dog was barking right before the thing started

About the dog, very interesting how it knew in advance.   Not the first time I have heard of that.

Glad you daughter is ok.


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: LTD on April 08, 2024, 12:45:14 PM
Jersey gets an earthquake certain this is a sign its the end of the world crazy.


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: Jess from VA on April 08, 2024, 05:29:37 PM
daughter in Ossining said some pictures fell off the wall and the house shook

Scared her pretty good and the dog was barking right before the thing started

About the dog, very interesting how it knew in advance.   Not the first time I have heard of that.

Glad you daughter is ok.

I think the dogs (animals) don't know in advance... but sense it sooner than us preoccupied humans do.

I walk (pretty quietly) daily, and a number of dogs in backyards start barking as I go by.  I dislike all barking dogs (except any that bark at actual danger or trouble).  Not just some (any) reason to bark.  Though I know it's in their DNA.   And I believe the reason many bark is they are jealous and would like to go walking too.  Many get walked but I'm pretty sure many never do.  Lazy humans.

A neighbor friend has two basengis he walks daily, dogs that can't bark. 

Speaking of walking, there are two young couples just across the street.  They each have tiny new daughters just learning to walk and run a little.  It is a joy to watch them, and they love getting together and have taken up wobbly racing.  ;D


Title: Re: Earth Quake in NJ.
Post by: carolinarider09 on April 08, 2024, 05:51:21 PM
daughter in Ossining said some pictures fell off the wall and the house shook

Scared her pretty good and the dog was barking right before the thing started

About the dog, very interesting how it knew in advance.   Not the first time I have heard of that.

Glad you daughter is ok.

I think the dogs (animals) don't know in advance... but sense it sooner than us preoccupied humans do.

I walk (pretty quietly) daily, and a number of dogs in backyards start barking as I go by.  I dislike all barking dogs (except any that bark at actual danger or trouble).  Not just some (any) reason to bark.  Though I know it's in their DNA.   And I believe the reason many bark is they are jealous and would like to go walking too.  Many get walked but I'm pretty sure many never do.  Lazy humans.

A neighbor friend has two basengis he walks daily, dogs that can't bark. 

Speaking of walking, there are two young couples just across the street.  They each have tiny new daughters just learning to walk and run a little.  It is a joy to watch them, and they love getting together and have taken up wobbly racing.  ;D

Well done Jess.   Well done.