News just said 4.0 near Luther.

Reports it was 4.0 near Luther.

Relaxing in Mustang, felt a sudden boom and wondered if it were an earthquake or if a truck hit the house. Checked the living room, no truck.

4th and strongest one near Luther today. 3.4, 2.7, 3.1, and then the 4.0, the only one I noticed. Plus 2 near Perry and 2 near Helena today also.

Felt just a low rumble in west Edmond. Wasn't sure if it even was a quake.

We just felt that one! broke an antique picture frame :(

That's awful. Due to the lateness of the hour quake happened, I have to hope there were at least a few Republican legislators at the state capital who sensed it.

Felt a jolt in Yukon. Actually woke me up from the couch and heard a nearby lamp shade rattling.

Me and none of my friends felt anything in Norman. Seems to have dropped off quite quickly with distance. Heard from a friend that it shifted their couch in Shawnee.

It seems in the past few weeks that there have been more quakes just to the NE of OKC in the Luther/Prague corridor than before, in contrast to the recent months up them being focused up near in Fairview, though most have been small with the exception of yesterday. I wonder if we're in the midst of a 'swarm' in this region, which would be felt much more in the metro.

Maybe a shift in one area creates tension in another.

That's awful. Due to the lateness of the hour quake happened, I have to hope there were at least a few Republican legislators at the state capital who sensed it.

I work less than a mile from the Capitol and my building was shaking pretty darn good. I have little doubt that people within the Capitol complex felt it too.

That's awful. Due to the lateness of the hour quake happened, I have to hope there were at least a few Republican legislators at the state capital who sensed it.

Doubt it. Their wallets are cushioned with contributions from the culprits.

Me and none of my friends felt anything in Norman. Seems to have dropped off quite quickly with distance. Heard from a friend that it shifted their couch in Shawnee.

It seems in the past few weeks that there have been more quakes just to the NE of OKC in the Luther/Prague corridor than before, in contrast to the recent months up them being focused up near in Fairview, though most have been small with the exception of yesterday. I wonder if we're in the midst of a 'swarm' in this region, which would be felt much more in the metro.
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Lately, the earthquakes have decreased to a lower frequency level seldom seen before in recent years. Apparently, lower pressure levels asked for by the OCC are working. But every time before when earthquakes tried to subside they soon come roaring right back. We'll see what happens in coming weeks.

Just threw this graph together with data from the USGS, confirming my suspicions: earthquakes have decreased significantly since the announcement on 3/7/16 of additional regulations on wastewater injection volume (see: http://earthquakes.ok.gov/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/03-07-16ADVISORY-AOI-VOLUME-REDUCTION.pdf). Go figure. :rolleyes:

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Just threw this graph together with data from the USGS, confirming my suspicions: earthquakes have decreased significantly since the announcement on 3/7/16 of additional regulations on wastewater injection volume (see: http://earthquakes.ok.gov/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/03-07-16ADVISORY-AOI-VOLUME-REDUCTION.pdf). Go figure. :rolleyes:

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Yeah the earthquakes were getting crazy and very concerning around the time of the new year, but they have decreased significantly recently. It's been a while since I've felt a significant one.

Was just thinking of posting in this thread the other day because there hasn't been a good quake in a while.

Just felt a super long one about a couple minutes ago ~8:35am.

that felt like a 5+ here near the airport

I never feel them in my office, and that shook really hard - near 63rd and Western.

that felt like a 5+ here near the airport

I live at sw corner of airport and felt it. Quick but good shake. I usually fon't feel them.

4.3 mag 9KM ENE of Luther.

Hmmm, didn't hear or feel a thing sitting at the breakfast table with my family in midtown. Hubby and kiddo didn't either.

I'm on the southside and it was very quick and abrupt for me. A co-worker was leaning on the table I use as a desk and I thought he had hit the bottom of it with his leg. Just a sharp jolt and it was over. I wouldn't have known it was a quake if he hadn't pointed it out.

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Hmmm, didn't hear or feel a thing sitting at the breakfast table with my family in midtown. Hubby and kiddo didn't either.

This is the thing that I find fascinating, as there have been several others that people have flipped out over and I never felt.
This one I felt down by the boathouse district, felt it for a while too.

This is the thing that I find fascinating, as there have been several others that people have flipped out over and I never felt.
This one I felt down by the boathouse district, felt it for a while too.

I have noticed that in our building that people that are sitting feel them but people that are up walking about don't feel them.

I have noticed that in our building that people that are sitting feel them but people that are up walking about don't feel them.

Same thing happened with me today. I was sitting, and felt a strong jolt while my coworker felt nothing walking just feet away.

Same thing happened with me today. I was sitting, and felt a strong jolt while my coworker felt nothing walking just feet away.

Was literally walking in my driveway to my car as this happened in NW OKC and didn't feel anything. Pretty big one out of the blue, though.

Was literally walking in my driveway to my car as this happened in NW OKC and didn't feel anything. Pretty big one out of the blue, though.

Luther has actually had a couple of 3.X quakes over the last two days.

I work at Hobby Lobby Distribution and did not witness a thing. Granted, we're moving all the time so had I been stationary, it might have been different!

big one

big one

Biggest one I have ever felt.

Biggest earthquake I've ever felt or been through, and seemed to go on forever. Pictures are still shaking....

Was basically just rattled right out of bed.

MASSIVE in the downtown/midtown area. We were asleep and it woke us both up. Seemed to go on forever. We could physically see our house, the chandelier, etc., shaking.

No kidding big one, can't wait to see the location/magnitude info on this one. When I say felt it in Mustang, I mean FELT IT. Whole house shook for a full minute.

That was the biggest and longest one I've ever felt. I'm in SW OKC, I wonder where the epicenter was.

Was awoken by the sounds of stuff falling off shelves in the living room, have a few broken things

Based on my Facebook friend's responses, it felt just as strong in Ponca City and Bartlesville.

ETA: Also felt in Wichita!

That was a big one.............
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My husband said he thought he felt a few small bumps through the night. Did anybody notice anything before this last night? I seem to remember real small something about 3:00 a.m. But I could've easily been dreaming.

Holy $#!? that was intense. My bed was rattling across the floor here by Belle Isle.

Was outside. Thought the brick wall in backyard was coming down! Also, watched the garden plants swaying with the force. Wow.

North Edmond here, must have been a large one if it was felt that wide. Didn't seem to have quite the intensity of the 5.1 of a few years ago but seemed to last longer and shake side to side more.

Holy Crum!.... West Edmond over by 178th & Western. That was the strongest one I've felt since the "big one" in 2011 and lasted 6-8 seconds. Our pendant lamp over the dining room table was swinging back and forth .

Goodness! Just felt it a while ago. I was sitting on the couch in the living room. The couch started swaying back and forth, and I thought my husband had sneaked up behind me and was trying to scare me! The shaking lasted a pretty good time. My husband was still in bed. He said it woke him up and the bed was moving too. We live in Duncan. This is the strongest and longest one we have experienced! Wow!

Felt stronger and longer than the one a few years ago when the OSU game was on. That was my previous big one and this one felt stronger. I bet there going to be a lot of brick veneers cracked this morning.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov

USGS has an earthquake tracker. You can see the info there on it. The one we had is not on there yet.

Ch 4 is saying 5.8 near Pawnee

Ch 4 is saying 5.8 near Pawnee

usgs says 5.6 14km NW of Pawnee, Oklahoma

http://earthquake.usgs.gov

USGS has an earthquake tracker. You can see the info there on it. The one we had is not on there yet.

I've been keeping an eye on it, and about the time we had ours, Wyoming and Nevada have one listed, Wyoming's was pretty deep. Cluster of earthquakes, or was ours felt that far?

EDIT: And now the Wyoming report has disappeared. Conspiracy theorists, assemble!

That's the biggest quake I've felt since the 6.7 Northridge earthquake in 1994.

I could fell like some small rolling force then suddenly pretty big and violent jerks followed by more rolling.

My friend (in LA CROSSE, WISC.) just texted me and told me it woke him up this morning. No kidding.

I was brushing my teeth in front of the bathroom mirror when it hit; suddenly everything in my field of vision became wavy because of the mirror's movement. Quite disorienting.

My friend (in LA CROSSE, WISC.) just texted me and told me it woke him up this morning. No kidding.

This one had some legs, just like the last 5.6 we had in '11.

Heard reports from deep in the heart of Texas too

This one had some legs, just like the last 5.6 we had in '11.

This one felt a bit stronger and longer to me. I guess it really depends on where you are and what you are doing when these things hit.

I was brushing my teeth in front of the bathroom mirror when it hit; suddenly everything in my field of vision became wavy because of the mirror's movement. Quite disorienting.

My wife (born and raised in Indonesia) her friend (born and raised in Japan) who is staying with us both say the earthquakes we have here are different than the ones they have back home. Here, it's a generalized shaking but back home they say it's more circular and it upsets your equilibrium so much that you get dizzy. I think that would be much more frightening than what we experience.

I also might have posted this several weeks ago but I'm too lazy to go back thru 7 pages to see. :)

My husband said he thought he felt a few small bumps through the night. Did anybody notice anything before this last night? I seem to remember real small something about 3:00 a.m. But I could've easily been dreaming.

I felt one but wasn't sure about it, about one in the morning.

I felt one but wasn't sure about it, about one in the morning.

The USGS website shows a couple of others from before the big one but I'm too blonde to figure out the time translation.

The USGS website shows a couple of others from before the big one but I'm too blonde to figure out the time translation.

Terri,
Just subtract five hours.
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