Oklahoma City (USA)
I was sleeping, felt shaking like if someone was pulling on me to wake me up scary0
Norman (USA)
House rattled and creaked. Enough to wake me up.0
Norman (USA)
Longest and strongest earthquake I’ve ever felt in Oklahoma0
Norman (USA)
Felt down in Norman, ok. Didn’t know what it was at first till the bed starting moving.0
Edmond (USA)
Whole house shook. Loud bang0
Oklahoma City (USA)
20-30 second hard rumble0
Stillwater (USA)
I heard it more than I felt it, but I built my house with a post tension concrete slab with 1” diameter cables and insulated concrete forms with 9” thick concrete walls and rebar in a 2 foot by 2 foot grid tied to the metal supports inside the forms.+2
Mannford (USA)
House shook. Could see water in glass moving0
Mannford (USA)
We felt very light shaking at first and it slowly got stronger, then one big roll/rumble of the earth. After that the shaking got lighter again but we could still feel the light shaking for another 20-30 seconds or so. I'd say a solid 45-60 seconds of shaking from beginning to end.0
Oklahoma City (USA)
It shook my whole house and my desk wobbled a little0
Oklahoma City (USA)
Felt the slight rumbling, bed was slightly shaking. Dogs got up looking around.0
Norman (USA)
~30 seconds of pretty even vibration, enough to rattle glassware0
Noble (USA)
Shook my hanging rolling pin in the kitchen and heard some vibrating windows0
Oklahoma City (USA)
We could hear the windows shake, pendulum lights swung, and the pier & bean floors were swaying.0
Oklahoma City (USA)
Lasted a while, maybe 15 seconds. Strong.. got the adrenaline going!+3
Norman (USA)
felt it in norman!+2
Norman (USA)
my picture just fell off the wall-0
Oklahoma City (USA)
Most shaking we've had recently.0
Norman (USA)
Strong shaking for ~3 seconds in the middle of ~30 seconds of shaking. 2 aftershocks immediately followed. Bed felt like someone was shoving it with all their might0
Sapulpa (USA)
Felt and heard in Sapulpa0
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