San Francisco (USA)
Woke us up, our first earthquake as we are new to the Bay Area. Glad nothing fell off the walls and kids stayed asleep.0
San Francisco (USA)
Luckily it was short but felt violent.0
Sausalito (USA)
Good jolt followed by shaking objects. 0
Sausalito (USA)
Woke me out of a sleep. Felt the bed shake and heard the items on our main floor shelves rattling. Lasted about 10 seconds or so.0
San Leandro (USA)
Shaking was at least 10 seconds in duration. 0
Concord (USA)
Sounds like car crashed into trailer.-1
San Francisco (USA)
Jolt and settle.0
San Francisco (USA)
Shook apartment building. Car alarm went off. Didn’t last long never feel them up in twin peaks 0
San Francisco (USA)
Entire room shook for about 20 seconds - scary for sure!!!0
San Francisco (USA)
Woke me up from sleeping because I thought someone was shaking my bed. Live in very old building and made me think about what would happen if it lasted longer or was stronger :(0
San Francisco (USA)
It was a short rolling jolt. Shook my bed.0
San Lorenzo (USA)
Woke everyone in my house. Hard jerk and shaking, I actually got out of bed. Heard something fall.0
San Francisco (USA)
Holy roller! Really shook me up!0
Hayward (USA)
I have a wind chime in my room and since it’s in my room it never blows in the wind but the earthquake sure rattled it!!!!0
San Lorenzo (USA)
A small shake followed by a stronger shake, then just rumbles. About 6-7 seconds total.0
Hayward (USA)
Heard the rumble before the shaking.0
Concord (USA)
Just a quick jolt. Never felt one before.0
Concord (USA)
One strong jolt, moved whole 2 story building, awakened out of sleep.0
Concord (USA)
Woke us up; very loud, and rapid jolting type of shake. Windows rattled.0
Concord (USA)
Strong jolt. A few seconds long. The cat hasn't forgiven me for getting flung off the bed as I jumped to check on my daughter (who slept through it!)0
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