felt a teenie tiny earthquake at 304 am
 

One earlier in portland and now one in washington...

I didnt feel it....but then again it might have been the beers that i drank lol!! :drinkup

shit sorry guys that was just me doing a beer fart.....will try and hold back next time lol

:thumbsup

I wonder if the volcanic chain is getting volatile and triggering reactions to different parts of the states it runs through....

i just want to go snowboarding, so please spare mt hood and mt ranier..lol

you do realize tha the volcano in your area is ready to blow at anytime

there are 5 major volcanos in Washington state alone....Mt. Ranier has been waiting to blow for years..i just hope i am not snowboarding that day. Im not quite sure about the oregon Volcanos..... major earthquakes could trigger a whole demoliton of most of the west coast...scary thought.

My hubby was here when Mt. St. Helens blew.. lived about 150 miles away ..said the sky was black from the soot and the town was covered with it for a long time....
when my kids found out we were moving from hurricanes and tornados they were happy..till they found out we would be moving near lots of volcanoes..lol

that was just me snoring...about time all of the pacific feels what we have felt for the last 15 years or so

i wish i could find the link that shows all the earthquakes that happen in Alaska alone it shows several a day all over the state..crazy shit.

i believe there are small earthquakes throughout this state every day.

the first real one i sat through scared me, i had never had the ground shake before.

scary stuff.

i jumped out of bed and darted down the hall, and i literally fell against the fall it through me so much, scary.

a couple years ago now, but it was a nice one.

the end is near...sell your domains to me quick while you're still around to enjoy the cash

here are a couple of interesting links
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/

http://www.aeic.alaska.edu/Seis/recenteqs/

fletch, you are correct..cali has them almost everyday

In Cali we don't notice earthquakes until a building falls over.