Is it? Note that I am not arguing against fracking. The issue is that there's no better way to dispose of the used water and it seems to be connected to manmade earthquakes.
Is it? Note that I am not arguing against fracking. The issue is that there's no better way to dispose of the used water and it seems to be connected to manmade earthquakes.
We felt it up here in Grove.
2nd floor of Shangri La near Grove. Shook us pretty good.
My daughter felt it on the 7th floor of her dorm in Norman.
Sitting here watching Bull on TV. I heard the usual low rumble but I thought since it was supposed to storm and I had heard some thunder about 20 minutes before it was possibly thunder. I had seen the radar on my phone of the green and yellow storms approaching so it was logical. Then the rumbling got more intense and instead of the house vibrating like it does with thunder, it freaking shook! I mean I could feel the house shaking east and west. It was a minuscule amount of movement but it was perceptible. I went to the USGS earthquake site to find it on the map which did not have it posted. While I was in the process of reporting it, the 5.1 magnitude popped up NW of Prague.
Sitting here watching Bull on TV. I heard the usual low rumble but I thought since it was supposed to storm and I had heard some thunder about 20 minutes before it was possibly thunder. I had seen the radar on my phone of the green and yellow storms approaching so it was logical. Then the rumbling got more intense and instead of the house vibrating like it does with thunder, it freaking shook! I mean I could feel the house shaking east and west. It was a minuscule amount of movement but it was perceptible. I went to the USGS earthquake site to find it on the map which did not have it posted. While I was in the process of reporting it, the 5.1 magnitude popped up NW of Prague.
I felt it in Bartlesville. Was faint, but lasted a good bit. Gave me bad nostalgia for the 7.1 in Alaska a few years ago. I don't miss that at all...
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