Calistoga (USA)
Woke me up and scared the #%*@& out of me. This was my first since Loma Prieta (1989). 0
Calistoga (USA)
Very scary. I woke up and ran to the bathroom because I couldn't remember what to do. Were there really two earthquakes?0
Alameda (USA)
Woke us up. Felt it for at least 1 minute. 0
Sebastopol (USA)
It woke me out of a dead sleep, so scary! Mostly b/c my fiancée is out hunting and not at home! The wine glasses in the rack were clanging, I thought for sure one would fall off. It sounded super creepy and eerily quiet outside after too!0
San Francisco (USA)
It woke me and my boyfriend up and we were grasping each other. It was scary! 0
San Francisco (USA)
From bay area but staying in San Francisco hotel(a older one) for the weekend. This woke me right up and im on the 7th floor now sleeping in clothes a bit afraid. Definitely dont want to be here for a big one! 0
San Francisco (USA)
Scary, very scary. 0
San Francisco (USA)
It was quite long. At least 15 seconds0
Alameda (USA)
It seemed to have a violent shake in the beginning, but then changed to rolling waves. Woke me up out of a dead sleep.0
San Francisco (USA)
Lasted a long time0
San Francisco (USA)
Woke us up. I heard the building rattling and clanking but nothing fell or broke.0
Antioch (USA)
It made me wake up in the middle of the night?0
San Francisco (USA)
Woke us up from sleeping 0
San Francisco (USA)
Brief shaking woke me from sleep. May have had sensation that shaking emanated from a few different directions.0
San Francisco (USA)
Woke me up Window rattling gentle shaking 0
Marshall (USA)
A little shaky. Car alarm went off0
San Francisco (USA)
Relatively slow build-up0
Santa Rosa (USA)
P wave not so strong felt quick jolt. S wave rolling, stronger lasting about 20-30 seconds, doors continued to swing, hangers moving.0
San Francisco (USA)
move building
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San Francisco (USA)
It was something like this crazy right? 0
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