Has anyone experienced an earthquake?
Just curious how does it feel and how does one know that earthquake is here and we need to vacate the house/office etc?
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Ynotisay · M
I'm in California so many. Including the two 'big ones' in San Francisco and L.A. You know the earthquake is here when things start moving. There are alert systems but it's typically seconds before it hits. So there's really no warning which is a trippy thing to feel. The power is crazy.
When they first start, and if they have some size, then it becomes a matter of how long it lasts. And what kind of shaking. Some roll and some are back and forth. Typically they don't last long but it's when the cross the line in terms of power and length is when it gets a little wild.
And as far as vacating, that's the wrong thing to. If you're inside you stay inside. Outside you want to stay away from buildings and power lines. You might want to run a search on how to stay safe. What you don't want to do is flip out and start running around. So the more you know the less likely that will happen.
When they first start, and if they have some size, then it becomes a matter of how long it lasts. And what kind of shaking. Some roll and some are back and forth. Typically they don't last long but it's when the cross the line in terms of power and length is when it gets a little wild.
And as far as vacating, that's the wrong thing to. If you're inside you stay inside. Outside you want to stay away from buildings and power lines. You might want to run a search on how to stay safe. What you don't want to do is flip out and start running around. So the more you know the less likely that will happen.