4.0 EQ SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI (New Madrid)

I am located in Ripley County of Missouri and was woke up early this morning to dogs barking they must have felt it or heard it. What county are you located in?

I would be on alert.

Many people in that area have never felt an earthquake and will be dumbfounded for the first few seconds... seconds that are important.

Screw the get in a doorway stuff, the places around there will collapse. Get out of the buildings, period.

Missouri earthquake shakes 9 states


[link to www.usatoday.com]

Thought i read somewhere ohio has an old ass volcano

Im in southeast missouri, Farmington area to be exact. Furniture was walked across the floor in the cape area in some homes, I didnt feel it in my condo but it was built recently and i would expect that, My mother who lives in an old Farm house closer to Ste, Genevieve said she woke up at 3 am and couldnt go back to sleep, I did the same by the way, which is very odd for me, I sleep like a stone at night, and then her house went to popping real loud about the time of the quake. It was built around 1900. It felt like it swayed and then that was it. The odd part to me is how we both woke up about an hour ahead of time, but didnt know why. We just knew something was up, a Tense feeling. This could very well be a foreshock to the big one. I feel bad for those in St. Louis. Thankfully me and most of my immediate family are HAM radio operators so we will be able to communicate simplex when all the cell phone towers go down.

on the graphs on lmsal there is a note re partial eclipse?
[link to sdowww.lmsal.com]

I'm in Ohio. I went to bed around 3:45am and I had just started to drift off to sleep when I thought someone was knocking at my door. I even got up to check.

Just saw that the earthquake hit at that same exact time.

I think, because it was relatively shallow, that the P-wave actually hit us here.... or it may have been larger than they're saying !! Most people (this far away from the epicenter) would have slept right through it.

BTW, I forgot to mention that we were in a solar storm or something from a CME coming in. That would put very real additional pressure on the already very dangerous fracking pipes and equipment within the pipes.

I think the antipodes of New Madrid is Madagascar, which had had a few large quakes in the last week.

We are well within the 200 year anniversary still, with a few more weeks to go. Be safe.

This latest blog entry by KERRY over at Project Camelot, from a member: [link to projectcamelotproductions.com]

Please read. Very pertinent.

I am in Ripley County too!

That post on Kerry's blog is shithouse almost run for the hills, but at the same time I'm pissed that there exists the fact that someone in our government somewhere might know something that could save lives and he's keeping his mouth shut.

If we get a false flag ( gov induced EQ ) from this with thousands dead to blind us from real news stories and political corruption as well as rising gas prices..... It will be time to rethink our leaders terms in office at minimum.

^^THIS^^

Yes, use common sense. Run to where things are not above you. Large open fields and parking lots are probably ideal.

From the blog:

They said that the massive chaos could be enough to declare a Marshal Law situation. Many communications will be down so the panic of not knowing whats going on will cause widespread looting and disorder. The power grid will certainly be affected as well.


Please people, it's martial law!

Ok now I am confused.Because of the makeup of the land here compared to California arent we suppose to feel them much stronger than California would.If thats so shouldnt a 4.0 be felt quiet a ways and shouldnt it do at least a bit of dammage.

I didn't feel it here, but we are in extreme Northwest Indiana by the Illinois line. I couldn't sleep last night, however. I was gettting up every couple of hours. The last time I woke up, before finally staying up for the day, was around 3:38am central time.
My maternal side of my family is from Saint Louis. FYI, they were one of the first settlers there in what is now Saint Louis. My great-great aunt owned a race track in Saint Louis which was demolished in the 1960's.