2017 Earthquake Discussion

[Bunty]

Quake in Stillwater Tuesday night, Sept. 5. It registered 2.9, 8 mi. ENE of Stillwater.

[stile99]

Felt it in Mustang. Minor tremble.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua...apbv#executive

[Zuplar]

Felt that one. I live south of Will Rogers. Pretty sudden jolt but that's it.

[LocoAko]

Looks like a fairly shallow 4.1 in Kingfisher County early this morning, but I slept through it in NW OKC.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua...ayy1#executive

[BDP]

Looks like a fairly shallow 4.1 in Kingfisher County early this morning, but I slept through it in NW OKC.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua...ayy1#executive

Strangely, that was the first one that woke me up. Seem to go on for a bit, too. The craziest part was how used to it I've become. Just rolled over and went right back to sleep.

[SSEiYah]

Decent one felt in northwest OKC a few minutes ago, around 2:13AM CST, 11/19/17, enough to make stuff rattle a bit but nothing crazy.


Edit: seems it was a 3.7 - See attached.

[stile99]

Mustang, about 10 minutes ago. Loud bang, then weak shaking for about 10 seconds or so. I checked, no truck hit the house, so I am guessing earthquake.

[stile99]

Eh...guess not. Nobody is reporting it, including USGS. Maybe I better check for trucks again.

[Bunty]

Decent one felt in northwest OKC a few minutes ago, around 2:13AM CST, 11/19/17, enough to make stuff rattle a bit but nothing crazy.


Edit: seems it was a 3.7 - See attached.

You were about the only who felt it. As long as stronger quakes take place when most people can sleep through them, they are pretty easy to tolerate as long as people don't wake up to damage. So oil companies better hope quakes continue to happen that way in the OKC area.