10 Inches and an Eartquake !!!!!!!!

[Traveler353]

"10 Inches and an Eartquake !!!!!!!!"

 

I saw the title and thought this thread was about a new movie. :eek:

[halos]

I am happy to report that we here in our part of the world have had very little snowfall and warmer than usual temperatures this winter. I know that it is bragging, but it is usually us who is buryed and freezing our noses off. Oh, and for us winter if still far from over, so we could still see a lot of the white stuff.

me too, me too!!!!!! :D

[CruiserJul]

I'm in NE Ohio and we just got several inches on top of the 12 we got last weekend! The kids were let out 10 minutes early yesterday and have a snow day today. That's our second one for the year. I feel bad for those of you who live in Chicago with an earthquake too - although it sounds like some of you slept through it.

 

Can't wait for our cruise on the Triumph next month! Hopefully we won't have to worry about snow in late March.

[jimbo5544]

That's what she said. :confused:

That was my thoughts exactly:D:D

[mara93]

I'm in the NW burbs & didn't feel a thing.

We did get pounded with snow, though.

[Stevie17]

So in the last 24 hours we in the Chicagoland area have had 10 inches of sno and an eartquake. I cant get wait to get the heck out of here and on the Liberty. March 20th cant come soon enough !!!!!:cool:

 

I live in Naperville....it's been quite a 24 hours!!!

[Kurbanfan]

4.3 earthquake? That's more like an aftershock for us Californians:D

[TheDINGOateMyBaybay!]

I told my mom about the 4.3 earthquake (she's a native Californian) and she laughed that it even made the news.

 

- although it sounds like some of you slept through it.

 

[G'ma]

No earthquakes in Tucson.....coolish....but---

 

I've been trying to get home to Philly for 3 days!!!!

 

Hopefully tomorrow...:o

[jimbo5544]

No earthquakes in Tucson.....coolish....but---

 

I've been trying to get home to Philly for 3 days!!!!

 

Hopefully tomorrow...:o

Good luck with that, maybe Friday.....:eek:

[onthehighseas606]

And everyone tells people who live in California to move because of earthquakes. Silly people. :D

[yst347]

And everyone tells people who live in California to move because of earthquakes. Silly people. :D

 

I thought people were fleeing California because of its dysfunctional government?

[G'ma]

Good luck with that, maybe Friday.....:eek:

 

Well, S'west can for sure get me as far as Chicago tomorrow.....then I'll just hang out as long as it takes...... I love airports and people-watching anyhow.....and can sleep propped in a corner if I have to.....HA!!!:D:o

[yogi2929]

Here's the Earthquake on the USGS site

 

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/

 

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2010/us2010snay/

 

It's now officially a 3.8. If you were doing anything beyond sitting quietly you probably didn't feel a thing.

 

Sorry to burst everyone's bubble but some of the largest recorded earthquakes were on the New Madrid fault in 1811-1812. They were 7's-8's. The New Madrid is in Missouri.

 

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/historical.php

 

I'll stay in SoCal. I'm bolted down, tied together and on bedrock.

[G'ma]

Heck - no place is safe!!!!

 

We even had a quake in Jersey once.....back in to 60's.

[TheDINGOateMyBaybay!]

WE KNOW! :eek:[quote=G'ma;23085083]...... I love people-watching [/quote]

[pe4all]

[QUOTE=G'ma;23085107]Heck - no place is safe!!!!

We even had a quake in Jersey once.....back in to 60's.[/QUOTE]

We had a tremor once on Long Island in the 80's- I remember jumping out of bed with my heart racing. That was more than enough for me!

[dxsch1]

[quote name='yogi2929']Here's the Earthquake on the USGS site

[URL]http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/[/URL]

[URL]http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2010/us2010snay/[/URL]

It's now officially a 3.8. If you were doing anything beyond sitting quietly you probably didn't feel a thing.

Sorry to burst everyone's bubble but some of the largest recorded earthquakes were on the New Madrid fault in 1811-1812. They were 7's-8's. The New Madrid is in Missouri.

[URL]http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/historical.php[/URL]

I'll stay in SoCal. I'm bolted down, tied together and on bedrock.[/quote]


The Mississippi actually ran backwards after that New Madrid quake.

Scientists predict another one coming that will destroy St. Louis. I saw it on the Discovery Channel or somewhere like that. (can't remember exactly where)

[DemonPeeves]

I'm in NW Indiana and tired of this morning's Mother Nature drama myself. Thank goodness we escape in 12 days!!! Wooohoooo!!! Hope the road trip down to Mobile is safe and snow free!

[breezycruiser]

I feel you guys on the snow but an earthquake to go along with it...wow! The only time I've ever felt an earthquake was when I was visiting California in the summer of 08. I was kind of confused and didn't really know what was going on. By the time I figured out it was an earthquake it was over.Us folks here in the Baltimore/Washington DC area are in our 2nd blizzard in less than a week. I'm really wishing I was on a cruise right now!

[PROCRUISE]

[quote name='crusinpsychRN']It's cold BRRRRRRRRR here in Florida so if you're cruising from here you'll need more than shorts and flip flops! The wind is making it much colder. All week it won't get warmer than about 64 and that's for a few minutes at 3pm here in Tampa area.[/QUOTE]

Undoubtedly, global warming !!!

[Nunu]

I had Wendys for lunch.

[TheDINGOateMyBaybay!]

Bahahahaha! WTF? :D


[quote name='Nunu']I had Wendys for lunch.[/quote]

[Nunu]

[quote name='TheDINGOateMyBaybay!']Bahahahaha! WTF? :D[/QUOTE]

I ran out of stuff to say. :p

[yogi2929]

[quote name='Nunu']I ran out of stuff to say. :p[/quote]

Unbelievable:rolleyes: