Fremont (USA)
Shaking for what seemed like 2-4 seconds0
Suisun City (USA)
I felt two thumbs in bed. The house shook 3 to 5 seconds. 0
Menlo Park (USA)
Like a quick and violent gust of wind that shook house for just a few seconds0
Stanford (USA)
Woke me up 0
Stanford (USA)
It woke me up on the fourth floor of Stanford grad housing studios. Now am afraid to go back to sleep 0
Mountain View (USA)
i am on the second story of the house0
Palo Alto (USA)
Significant jolt in the south bay0
Half Moon Bay (USA)
It rolled & shook our RV 2:41am for about 20 seconds0
Fremont (USA)
Lasted a few seconds was enough to shake items on desk but nothing fell0
Napa (USA)
It rattled the mirror on my headboard enough to wake me up. Hope all are OK.0
Mountain View (USA)
Woke up to the house and bed lightly shaking. After I woke up, earthquake continued for about another 5 seconds. 0
Mountain View (USA)
Scary+1
Mountain View (USA)
Really strong shaking like you might feel if you were shaking a table pretty hard. Then a bit of a pause with light vibrations and then more of the violent shaking. Seemed to go on for longer than it should've!0
Mountain View (USA)
bed shook for 2-3 seconds. more substantial than the most recent earthquake0
Mountain View (USA)
I was awake watching TV, felt movement of my couch and saw a light movement on my lamp and some small wall stretching/creak noises0
Mountain View (USA)
Shook the bed. Sharp enough to wake from deep sleep.0
Mountain View (USA)
Woke up from sleeping. I live on the top floor of apartment building, so the earthquake vibration was obvious. 0
Petaluma (USA)
Minor rattling of items on dresser.0
Mountain View (USA)
Woke us up!0
Mountain View (USA)
Lasted about a second, probably wouldn't have woken me up if I had been asleep0
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