If you are in CA, WA or OR, you should have MyShake on your phone. I was in Livermore yesterday and received almost 10 seconds of warning from the app (even though the shaking was very weak).
Over 2.1 million #ShakeAlert-powered alerts were delivered during todayโs magnitude 5.1 Alum Rock, CA quake. ShakeAlert is your earthquake early warning system. Want alerts on your phone? https://t.co/6kECgvAfDp @Cal_OES@CAGeoSurvey @ReadySanDiego @MyShakeApp@EarlyWarningLab
Another casualty of @AmericanAir. Due to a pilot filing the wrong paperwork, we missed our connection, have to stay overnight and were booked on two diff flights arriving 5 hours apart ๐
Hey @CaraSpencerSTL, my alley has looked like this for three weeks and every @stlcsb ticket I put in gets canceled. This is Nebraska/Cherokee. What can we do? Its becoming a health issue as well as blocking the ability to get into our alley at times.
@stlcsb@CaraSpencerSTL Bet it will be closed or cancelled without any resolution or explanation like all the ones me and my neighbors already filed multiple times @saintlouismayor@tishaura
@ERodz3@P8Star@NWSStLouis You probably felt a short body wave first (the P and S waves) and then the longer, more prominent surface waves (which are the waves most people feel)
It appears that there was a small earthquake in southern St. Louis County at about 5:30 PM this evening, with a magnitude of 2.5. Have a look at the USGS site for more info, and to report what you felt!
https://t.co/xinNXkfmi0