Magnitude 2.4 - WESTERN KENTUCKY,,,,small I know but.....

i might add that this happened just a few short miles from
a plant that enriches uranium here..

food for thought...

Not far from the New Madrid.

i live in richmond...im freakin freaked by nm

Howdy neighbor. I'm in Berea

Yeah, I've been watching the usgs earthquake site for at least a year or 2 now. It seems that there are only a few places in the easter/central US that has small, occasional earthquakes.

1. That area in Arkansas. It has been waaaaaaaaaaaaay more frequent then ever in the past few months

2. Central Oklahoma gets them every once in a while.

3. The occasional one along the New Madrid following north along the Mississippi River.

4. Also along the northern New York state/Canada border.

Now, the ones that seem odd are South Carolina, Tennessee? Alabama? Really?

had a 2.4 in Victoria, Australia today too.

Idk watch fhat a uranium plant isnt good near those thing not to mention it being on new madrian fault...

Georgetown! :D good to see ya'll here.

I did not feel anything though.

and only 1/10th of a mile deep?

no fracking that i know of going on around here...

hmmmmm

1/10th of a mile wow... But still on the nm.not good.

On...

PIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Change this thread title to-

"OMFG 2.4 WESTERN KENTUCKY. TSUNAMI WARNING IN EFFECT FOR NORTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, AND IDAHO"