If Coronavirus isn't enough, let's have an earthquake!

[treeduck]

Had a 3.9 aftershock last night at 7pm. This is normal for aftershocks but I thought they were supposed to decrease in strength, crazy. Sitting on the couch and then I am rocking side to side, very bizarre.

Like sitting on a washing machine? ;)

Is that something you do a lot, ducky? :o

Ahaaaa! :P

Baby! What's happening?

I don't know - you're the one sitting on the washing machine...

No actually I've got all my washing up to date! :D-13:

[invisible airwave]

Just had one in the Palm Springs area and NE San Diego County a few days ago.

[Three Eyes]

How are you supposed to stay in your house when your house is falling into a crack in the Earth?

[Rhyta]

Well, we haven't stopped having them, just getting smaller and you don't feel them as much. Here's some interesting stats:

 

 

Utah has had: (M1.5 or greater)

• 3 earthquakes in the past 24 hours
  
• 30 earthquakes in the past 7 days
  
• 355 earthquakes in the past 30 days
  
• 882 earthquakes in the past 365 days
  

 

The largest earthquake in Utah:

• 
  today: 2.7 in West Valley City, Utah, United States
  
• 
  this week: 2.7 in West Valley City, Utah, United States
  
• 
  this month: 5.7 in Magna, Utah, United States
  
• 
  this year: 5.7 in Magna, Utah, United States
  

 

It is just mind boggling that there are so many, guess we just don't think about it on a daily basis.

 

Says there was a 3.7 and 4.9 near Anza California today. Our earth is constantly moving it seems.

[Rhyta]

Had another "aftershock" 4.2 tonight. They say is it is related to the main one on the 18th, but all I know is I am on edge again.