Anchorage (USA)
Seemed somewhat different than you would expect. Swaying light fixtures and window coverings with creaking sounds from wood movement but no noticeable rolling or shaking. It took several moments to realize it was an earthquake.-2
Anchorage (USA)
Nothing fell but we did rock a lot and it was long0
Anchorage (USA)
We woke up to a galloping shake that lasted more than 30 seconds.0
Anchorage (USA)
Woke up from a deep sleep and thought I was dreaming that the bed was floating - saw another comment from someone that it was rolling and felt like waves; apparently my dream sleep recognized that too0
Anchorage (USA)
Definitely longer than usual, all the shaking came with a tsunami warning. +5
Anchorage (USA)
10-15 seconds!!-1
Anchorage (USA)
There was a tsunami warning right after
+5
Wasilla (USA)
Very mild and very quiet. Must have been far from Wasilla-1
Wasilla (USA)
Very mild shaking... duration 1-2 minutes+3
Palmer (USA)
Long - at least 30 seconds+3
Palmer (USA)
lasted about a moment and a half and was intense enough to shake basement+2
Wasilla (USA)
It wasn't that strong but lasted quite a bit of time-5
Palmer (USA)
The building shook & jerked for about 15-20 seconds, noticeably increasing in intensity in the middle of the time frame indicated.-4
Willow (USA)
Long slow event. Very long...0
Whitehorse (Canada)
I thought Hans was getting out of bed because the log cabin was creaking. Then I felt really bleary headed - I thought it was tiredness making the room seem like it was moving. It lasted a few more seconds though, so I figured out it was an earthquake. Pretty minor, but definite.0
Nikolski (USA)
Long long slow ...shook home .....? Tzunami alert +2
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