Los Angeles (USA)
Lengthiest quake I’ve felt since Northridge, but fairly gentle as these things go. 0
Moreno Valley (USA)
a long rolling 30 sec., tapered off0
Montebello (USA)
Rolling about 10 seconds. Pet Cockatoo started screaming about 2 seconds before we felt it0
Los Angeles (USA)
Window blinds & lights hanging from ceiling were rattling for several seconds0
Los Angeles (USA)
Live on 6th floor0
Los Angeles (USA)
It was a long rolling shake0
Los Angeles (USA)
Dtla : long shaking, apt was shaking slight heavy sway floor lamp tipped over, pool shaking heavily....0
Los Angeles (USA)
It was just the longest earthquake I've experienced in my 9 years living here. I was half asleep 0
Los Angeles (USA)
hope it scares people out of the city.0
Tarzana (USA)
small jolt, then a rolling motion0
Whittier (USA)
Long slow roll. Took 30 seconds to really start rolling and then went on for an additional minute. 0
Los Angeles (USA)
Building sway and slight rumble from the 3rd story of an apartment building0
Simi Valley (USA)
Started slow, then rolled for about 20 seconds0
USA
Long rolling no jolt0
Los Angeles (USA)
I’m on the second floor of my apartment. The entire building and everything in my apartment shook about an inch of a sway for 10–15 seconds. Looking outside, the power lines were shaking outside my window too.0
Woodland Hills (USA)
not just a jolt. it lasted for a few seconds. pictures on the wall swayed back and forth. computer monitor too. nothing fell or broke.0
Beverly Hills (USA)
Shaking, lights swaying0
Whittier (USA)
Strong side to side motion. Would describe as rocking not shaking. Pool waves not strong enough to splash out of pool but strong enough to continue a good while after impact. 0
Beverly Hills (USA)
Chandeliers swinging. Pool splashing. Long one , rolling.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Gradual rolling with a few ripples at the start and end. Felt like it came up from the south/southeast but actually originated north.0
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