Antioch (USA)
Bed was shaking for a few seconds0
Menlo Park (USA)
2:41am I felt my first earthquake!0
Redwood City (USA)
House rumbled like there was a freight train rolling through 0
Livermore (USA)
Strong enough to wake me but rest of the family slept through it. Enough to rattle furniture but not enough to shake pictures or sway the building.0
East Palo Alto (USA)
Long, rolling. Rattled the walls and windows.0
Redwood City (USA)
3 good rumble that got me out of be and into a doorframe. Wakey wakey0
Redwood City (USA)
Woke from dream to serious shaking and rattling. Lasted several seconds. At least 2 others in household woke also. 0
Redwood City (USA)
A few seconds of shaking woke me up. My first earthquake. 0
Moss Beach (USA)
The shaking woke me up, but only lasted 2 seconds or there about0
Brentwood (USA)
10 seconds of clear rumbling, no structure damage.0
Fremont (USA)
Shook everything. Woke me up enough to feel it.0
Fremont (USA)
2-3 seconds long. Shook me awake.0
Redwood City (USA)
Felt everything shaking including floorboards for adjustment upstairs0
East Palo Alto (USA)
It was enough to sit me upright in the middle of the night+4
Half Moon Bay (USA)
Woke us up. Shook for 5 seconds.0
Redwood City (USA)
My entire house was shaking at 2:40am. It lasted for about 10 seconds or so.0
Menlo Park (USA)
It woke me up0
Palo Alto (USA)
Bad enough that my large bed on carpet was moving back and forth0
Livermore (USA)
I was asleep and I thought I was just jolted awake, but nope. It was a mini earthquake. 0
Suisun City (USA)
Was short but strong. The bed shook quite a bit and so did the walls. Nothing fell. Small rumbling and then a smooth shake. Felt like a roll.0
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