Felt a jolt in Yukon. Actually woke me up from the couch and heard a nearby lamp shade rattling.
Me and none of my friends felt anything in Norman. Seems to have dropped off quite quickly with distance. Heard from a friend that it shifted their couch in Shawnee.
It seems in the past few weeks that there have been more quakes just to the NE of OKC in the Luther/Prague corridor than before, in contrast to the recent months up them being focused up near in Fairview, though most have been small with the exception of yesterday. I wonder if we're in the midst of a 'swarm' in this region, which would be felt much more in the metro.
Maybe a shift in one area creates tension in another.
Lately, the earthquakes have decreased to a lower frequency level seldom seen before in recent years. Apparently, lower pressure levels asked for by the OCC are working. But every time before when earthquakes tried to subside they soon come roaring right back. We'll see what happens in coming weeks.
Just threw this graph together with data from the USGS, confirming my suspicions: earthquakes have decreased significantly since the announcement on 3/7/16 of additional regulations on wastewater injection volume (see: http://earthquakes.ok.gov/wp-content...-REDUCTION.pdf). Go figure.
Was just thinking of posting in this thread the other day because there hasn't been a good quake in a while.
Just felt a super long one about a couple minutes ago ~8:35am.
that felt like a 5+ here near the airport
I never feel them in my office, and that shook really hard - near 63rd and Western.
4.3 mag 9KM ENE of Luther.
Hmmm, didn't hear or feel a thing sitting at the breakfast table with my family in midtown. Hubby and kiddo didn't either.
I'm on the southside and it was very quick and abrupt for me. A co-worker was leaning on the table I use as a desk and I thought he had hit the bottom of it with his leg. Just a sharp jolt and it was over. I wouldn't have known it was a quake if he hadn't pointed it out.
I work at Hobby Lobby Distribution and did not witness a thing. Granted, we're moving all the time so had I been stationary, it might have been different!
big one
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