EarthQuake!
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achaios
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I slept right through it. Keep in mind that "strongest" in this case = 3.6. 
The only thing that worries me is that some one traced some fault in this area (maybe the same, the one I remember was in Columbia, MD) as part of the fault system that caused the Charleston earthquake (7.something) back in the 1880's.
-- Tom
The only thing that worries me is that some one traced some fault in this area (maybe the same, the one I remember was in Columbia, MD) as part of the fault system that caused the Charleston earthquake (7.something) back in the 1880's.
-- Tom
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The Rebel
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Saw this on the news this am. Glad all is well down there.
RickO
"In Memory of"
Just a minor wiggle.... out west, those are barely noticed. RickO
Rudy
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Tiny little baby quake by California standards. 
I was laying in bed awake when it happened (about 5:10 AM). I didn't feel anything as far as shaking, but heard a low rumbling which lasted about ten seconds. It sounded like one of those kids with the bass turned up on their loud car stereo. It was strange enough that I jumped out of bed to see what was going on outside, but didn't feel any vibration.
longbeard
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i thought my fat jigled last night
Tiny little baby quake by California standards.
By Maryland standards, it was "the big one".
