Palm Desert (USA)
Small bounce lasted one second0
Poway (USA)
One light jiggle0
San Diego (USA)
Vibration only+1
Temecula (USA)
Heard a slight rumble and felt a tiny shake+2
Fallbrook (USA)
Pulse in North County.-2
Hemet (USA)
One slight pulsation while sitting in chair...0
San Jacinto (USA)
Slow shake, ceiling lamp swayed.San Jacinto, CA+1
Moreno Valley (USA)
I felt like a rolling movement with a little bit of a shake. I'm in Moreno Valley, CA.+1
Woodcrest (USA)
Nothing in Riverside. TG+1
Highgrove (USA)
I felt this in Riverside, CA on the campus of UCR+1
Ladera Ranch (USA)
I live on the 4th floor and it shook the entire floor and walls. I was rocking with the floor as it moved back and forth I'm not used to earthquakes very scary+2
Yorba Linda (USA)
I'm in Yorba Linda, California which is located in the Northern Area of The County Of Orange plus within the beginning of the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains. Yorba Linda is also located adjacent to these other 3 counties in Southern California: San Bernardino County; Riverside County; and the County Of Los Angeles too. And, because of the composition or makeup of our topsoil/ground here as well as being in still forming/moving lhe earth to make the hills thus we do get quakes here nearby frequently. This one woke me up with the sound of the windows plus blinds rattling. And it felt like it was a fairly strong rollling up and down motion to me. I ALSO received an earthquake alert via my phone just seconds before it happened.0
Compton (USA)
In Carson, CA- felt Lil jerk. Wow+4
Monterey Park (USA)
I felt light shaking that woke me up from sleep.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Did not feel it0
Los Angeles (USA)
saw my cup of water moving and thought i might be crazy lol-1
North Hollywood (USA)
I felt one quick jolt.+2
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