Anyone else get awakened by the quake off the OC?
 

http://www.nbc4.tv/weather/5123899/detail.html

Light Quake Strikes Southeast Of San Clemente Island

Tremor Not Related To Quakes On Monday, Tuesday

POSTED: 6:46 am PDT October 19, 2005

PASADENA, Calif. -- A light earthquake struck early Wednesday in the ocean 19 miles southeast of San Clemente Island, the Caltech Seismological Laboratory reported.

The quake struck at 1:51 a.m. with a preliminary magnitude of 4.1, said Caltech seismologist Nick Scheckel, adding it was an aftershock of the magnitude 4.9 temblor recorded in the same area at 2:11 p.m. Sunday.
Officials in public safety agencies in more than a half-dozen coastal cities in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties said they had received no reports of injuries or damages in the aftermath of the quake, and National Weather Service meteorologists said it generated no unusual wave activity.
Caltech placed the epicenter at 48 miles west of Mission Beach and 49 miles south-southeast of Avalon, where a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department employee said she felt only very slight shaking.

The quake apparently was not linked to the light shakers that struck near Cabazon, north of Palm Springs, Monday night and early Tuesday, Caltech reported.

"Learn to swim...see you down in Arizona Bay" -TOOL
lol :upsidedow

with the recent activity you guys have had, you better prepare for a big one. I've seen a few posts over the last few days about quakes in Cali.

I took ambien last night (which I rarely do) so I wasn't sure what was going on.

I slept in my helmet as a precautionary measure.

Felt it down in San Diego...two this week.

Seemed like it shook for a while.

The world is coming to an end.

Ahhh I guess I did cause I woke up around that time. I heard something but I didn't realize it was an earthquake.

I left the Earthquakes for some Hurricans at least I get a warning now LOL

One of the reasons AZ or NV is a good pic to live these days.

:thumbsup
:pimp

Hey Cory..

Welcome to beautiful So Cal !!


Big B
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If Cali is earthquake plagued, aren't we always going to have them? And who knows when we are going to have the big one, seismologist can't predict that yet can they? I say don't worry, we've always gotten little trimmers here and there, didn't necessarily mean we were going to have the big one.

I agree, not to worry, also, tremors being related to larger ones is still shakey science at best.

People always predict the big one. I have never understood why. If someone can pick the month, I would be impressed; but predicting a general "big one" is not a stretch, we are on the pacific Ring of Fire. Odds are always in their favor :)

California

1991 Aug 17 22:17:14.6 41.82N 125.40W 7.1 West of Crescent City
1992 Apr 25 18:06:04.2 40.37N 124.32W 7.2 Cape Mendocino
1992 Jun 28 11:57:34 34.20N 116.44W 7.3 Landers
1994 Sep 01 15:15:53.0 40.40N 125.68W 7.1 Off Coast of Northern California
1999 Oct 16 09:46:44.1 34.59N 116.27W 7.2 Hector Mine

Alaska

1986 May 07 22:47:12.3 51.33N 174.75W 8.0 Andreanof Islands
1987 Nov 17 08:46:53.3 58.59N 143.27W 7.2 Gulf of Alaska
1987 Nov 30 19:23:19.5 58.68N 142.79W 7.9 Gulf of Alaska
1988 Mar 06 22:35:38.1 56.95N 143.03W 7.8 Gulf of Alaska
1989 Sep 04 13:14:58.2 55.54N 156.84W 7.1 Semidi Islands
1996 Jun 10 04:03:35.4 51.56N 177.63W 7.9 Andreanof Islands
1996 Jun 10 15:24:56.0 51.48N 176.85W 7.3 Andreanof Islands
1999 Dec 06 23:12:33.9 57.41N 154.48W 7.0 Kodiak Island Region
2001 Jan 10 16:02:44.2 57.07N 153.21W 7.0 Kodiak Island Region
2002 Nov 03 22:12:41.0 63.51N 147.44W 7.9 Central Alaska
2003 Mar 17 16:36:17.3 51.27N 177.97E 7.1 Rat Islands
2003 Nov 17 06:43:06.8 51.15N 178.65E 7.8 Rat Islands