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Looking for comments from Local PR regading Earthquake in Haiti!


cruisegirl29

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Hi,

 

I was on a weather website & it showed that the Earthquake could be felt in San Juan!

 

Here is the data that I found:

Earthquake Activity

 

City: Distance to Epicenter: Magnitude: Date:

Su�rez, PR 43 miles 3.0 6:43 AM AST 2010-01-12

Tierras Nuevas Poniente, PR 39 miles 2.8 5:41 AM AST 2010-01-12

Lo�za, PR 43 miles 3.0 1:28 AM AST 2010-01-12

Aguadilla, PR 100 miles 3.1 12:31 AM AST 2010-01-12

Bre�as, PR 35 miles 2.9 11:22 PM AST 2010-01-11

Rinc�n, PR 94 miles 3.2 5:59 PM AST 2010-01-11

Lo�za, PR 37 miles 3.1 5:52 PM AST 2010-01-11

Aguadilla, PR 104 miles 3.1 1:08 AM AST 2010-01-11

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, US Virgin Islands 73 miles 2.8 7:49 PM AST 2010-01-10

Minimum magnitude displayed is 2.5. For more information, visit USGS.

 

 

Did you feel it?

 

I'm heading to San Juan in 4 days & I can't wait!!

Sue

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It was not felt in Puerto Rico, i did not feel it and the puerto rican press reports no damage or anyone feeling it ( http://www.primerahora.com/diario/noticia/otras/noticias/no_se_reportan_temblores_en_puerto_rico_tras_terremoto_en_haiti/357222 )

we get small shakes from time to time because we are located very near a fault line which is located above the north coast in the atlantic ocean, Puerto Rico was hit by an earthquake in 1918, a 7.5 one, so yes, we are located in an active earthquake zone, last couple of years i have felt a couple of shakes near 4.0 but they have caused no damage at all.

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It was not felt in Puerto Rico, i did not feel it and the puerto rican press reports no damage or anyone feeling it ( http://www.primerahora.com/diario/noticia/otras/noticias/no_se_reportan_temblores_en_puerto_rico_tras_terremoto_en_haiti/357222 )

we get small shakes from time to time because we are located very near a fault line which is located above the north coast in the atlantic ocean, Puerto Rico was hit by an earthquake in 1918, a 7.5 one, so yes, we are located in an active earthquake zone, last couple of years i have felt a couple of shakes near 4.0 but they have caused no damage at all.

 

Goodnews!! I was surprised when I came across the weather website showing the the earthquake activity for PR. Very interesting to know!!!

 

Thanks for posting! It's always great to hear from you & you are always so kind to help us with local PR info!!

 

3 days till I land in PR!!

 

Sue

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