Earthquake

[kroberts2131]

I didn't feel it but the wife works in the Cityplex towers here in tulsa. She is on the 40th floor I believe. She said they had a lady fall over it was so bad.

 

[kelleysgunshop]

Felt it here in the NE corner of Wagoner county too. (BA)

 

[NikatKimber]

Concerning number of responses, I grabbed the data from the usgs page, and there were over 890 responses from over 100 miles (161km) away.

ETA: 1140 now.

 

[inactive]

OU press secretary talked on the news a few minutes ago. Dale hall was evaded but they are back inside and no building were damaged. The collapsed roof story is false.

The only other earthquake I have ever felt was when I was on campus there in the early 2000s. It was a small 2.something out of Jones (back when they first starting being reported regularly in the news).

I only felt it as I was in the Physical Science building (one of the taller ones). No one even batted an eye till we heard news reports; at the time it just felt as if someone was moving furniture on the floor above.

This one was more pronounced to me, evening being 100 miles away.

 

[kelleysgunshop]

I didn't feel it but the wife works in the Cityplex towers here in tulsa. She is on the 40th floor I believe. She said they had a lady fall over it was so bad.

That's a scary building WITHOUT an earthquake...LOL

 

[338Shooter]

Friend of mine in Dennison, TX felt it.

 

[kroberts2131]

That's a scary building WITHOUT an earthquake...LOL

Yeah the wife says the whole building sways everytime the wind gusts

 

[SiGArmed]

For some reason I thought I was having a dream about a EOD controlled detonation.

 

[ldp4570]

For some reason I thought I was having a dream about a EOD controlled detonation.

Turn on your speakers and turn them up.

 

[Mitch Rapp]

I just realized....I felt it too. My mobile home shook a little, at first I thought it was the kids, but they were all at the table eating.