Los Angeles (USA)
It was rumbling feeling rather than a swaying feeling. -1
Los Angeles (USA)
It was strong and fast.+1
Los Angeles (USA)
A sudden jolt.0
Los Angeles (USA)
It was a big hit+3
Los Angeles (USA)
Whole ground moved+1
Los Angeles (USA)
I was dozing off and then a subtle rattle hits and wakes me right UP.-1
Los Angeles (USA)
Se sacudió la casa.y se cintió dos veses.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Was in my bed mid sleep I could hear glass shaking from my bar lasted long due to sleep wake disorientation0
Los Angeles (USA)
More like shot of impact.+1
Los Angeles (USA)
I live 5 miles from the epicenter. Felt a few intense jolts that lasted about 5 secs. Interestingly, there is an oil field adjacent to the epicenter that I believe is home to fracking activity as well.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Felt everything shaking+1
Los Angeles (USA)
Felt like at least a 4.5 or bigger. Shook enough to wake us up and get clothes on. Native California's who usually sleep thru them+1
Los Angeles (USA)
Loud boom like an explosion then rumbled out +1
Los Angeles (USA)
Why did I move to LA?!🤔😏0
Los Angeles (USA)
It was short but long enough for me to confirm that it happened.0
Los Angeles (USA)
The first wave hit like a car accident. My bed moved from side to side0
Los Angeles (USA)
Wooden building shaking as it was falling down but it survived0
Los Angeles (USA)
Que susto0
Los Angeles (USA)
Estaba dormida yo no lo sentí pues fue muy bajito pero mi esposo lo sintió y me despertó...0
Los Angeles (USA)
I felt a small rattle. Woke me up.0
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