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woody with a view
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7.2 earthquake
30 second earthquake in OB
YIKES.
[Edited on 4-4-2010 by woody in ob]
[Edited on 4-5-2010 by BajaNomad]
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bajalou
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Had on here in San Felipe also a minute ago - wife says still rocking a little
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DENNIS
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Felt it here too. Freaked out my dog a little bit.
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woody with a view
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6.9 along colorado river, northen baja
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/
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lizard lips
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Big here in Ensenada!!!!! FREAKED ME OUT!
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DianaT
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Was a long one---not a hard shaker here in IB, but just kept moving. Thought it would never stop! Waiting for the aftershocks.
Didn't time it, but have been in many an earthquake and this one was a VERY long lasting one. If it was only 30 seconds, they were a very long 30
seconds. Or at least it felt that way. 
[Edited on 4-4-2010 by DianaT]
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GC
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Our house in Campo La Jolla was really moving, for a long time. It was the most shaking I have ever felt.
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desertcpl
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just getting word its a 6.9 in baja,, can any one give us an up date.
we have just lost our cell phones,, verizson
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jodiego
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6.9 near the Colorado River in northern Baja. It was a loooong one here in San Diego.
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skipowell
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pool water was sloshing out here in San Diego
my sister in LA said it was also very strong up there!
San Felipe would be fairly close to the epic center
any news from there?
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jeremias
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6.9 earthquake in n baja
we just felt the earthquake here in orange county, and i just found out it was 6.9 down in baja epicenter Guadalupe valley i believe. Wow, i hope it's
not too bad, but that is pretty big to have shaked all the way here lilke that.
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Udo
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My parrot even fell off his perch...that's a first!
Here in Running springs.
Lasted about 9-10 seconds
Udo
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astrobaja
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we felt it pretty hard even here in the sierra and we sit on a solid 8 km deep area of granite!! Our cats did'nt care though!
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Bajahowodd
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I'm near Disneyland. I was very close to the epicenter of the Sylmar and then later, the Northridge quake. While it merely rolled rather gently here,
the duration was just about as long as I remember from those other quakes. That magnitude, preliminary as it may be, puts it very close to the
Northridge quake.
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Natalie Ann
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Just heard from a friend in Ensenada. He said that at his place the earthquake was what we've come to call a 'roller'.... not a big bang/boom and
jump of the earth, but like being on a very small roller coaster... seemed to last a long time. We quit talking when a sizable aftershock hit.
(Edit: Friend said he ran outside to the street where he watched his house move around on its foundation)
nena
[Edited on 4-4-2010 by Natalie Ann]
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skycowboy
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Pool water wash still sloshing out of the pool here in Huntington beach quite a while (3 minutes or more) after we had figured out there was an
earthquake and not just our ears... and gone out front of the house. So 4 to 5 minutes of big rolling.
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bajalou
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From USGS
Location 32.093N 115.249W
Depth 32 km
Distances 26 km (16 miles) SSW (211 degrees) of Guadalupe Victoria, Baja California, Mexico
61 km (38 miles) SW (227 degrees) of San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora, Mexico
64 km (40 miles) SW (225 degrees) of San Luis, AZ
173 km (108 miles) ESE (106 degrees) of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
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BillP
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We didn't feel it here in Havasu.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/dyfi/events/ci/146076...
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Bob H
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Wow.... biggest one I've ever experienced, and the longest by far. Was my wife's first one... she was holding on to the refrigerator, and my dog
slept right through it. Seemed to start mild and then increased shaking took place, then slowly tapered off after 30+ seconds.
Hope those in the Mexicali/San Felipe area are OK!
Bob H
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DianaT
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| Quote: | Originally posted by astrobaja
we felt it pretty hard even here in the sierra and we sit on a solid 8 km deep area of granite!! Our cats did'nt care though! |
Upset our dogs---they don't like earthquakes. In Asuncion, one of our dogs usually knows it is coming, but they are really loud quakes, so we think
he hears it before we do.
No advance warning from the dog for this one---no noise.
I wonder about my friends in Calexico.
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