Earthquake (early morning) in Tennesee also felt in Atlanta.......

northGAcock

Coincidence? Now I live quite a distance from this but found it interesting that my dog climbed into the bed with us at the same time of this earthquake. Obviously we (wife and I) did not feel it as we were out of the zone......but have to wonder. For the record, our dogs have their own beds on the floor and don't sleep on our bed.

Aside from my ramblings.....anyone feel it out there?

caliking

Check what @Killit_and_Grillit had for dinner last night. He may have thrown some beans in the chili...

theyolksonyou

Wife was up with dog, but I slept right on thru

Kent8621

i was up getting ready for work and didnt feel either of them in north alabama this morning.  

Rascal

Wondering if no-fault insurance would apply in this case...

northGAcock

caliking said:

Check what @Killit_and_Grillit had for dinner last night. He may have thrown some beans in the chili...

Known as skunk Chili.

GaBGE

I live in northeast Georgia along the Ga/SC border. I woke up to a sound of something falling early this morning. When I got up to investigate I couldn’t find anything. While getting ready this morning a noticed a box of ammo in the floor that had fallen off a shelf over head high. I didn’t know if the earthquake until just about an hour ago. 

lkapigian

Hope all is well

Tim (Watkinsville)

I felt it in Oconee County (next door to Athens). Like the previous quake, it made the Hardy plank siding on my house pop.

JRWhitee

I felt it in Johns Creek, lasted about 3-4 seconds. Wife slept through it. 

johnmitchell

Wife said she felt it... I just chalked it up to another solid performance 

YEMTrey

JRWhitee said:

lasted about 3-4 seconds. Wife slept through it. 

DoubleEgger

johnmitchell said:

Wife said she felt it... I just chalked it up to another solid performance 

#interwebzwinner

GATraveller

Woke me and the wife up. Drawer handles on my dresser were rattling. I couldn't tell what it was at first but wife guessed it. 
@northGAcock I'd bet money your dog felt it. 

Killit_and_Grillit

caliking said:

Check what @Killit_and_Grillit had for dinner last night. He may have thrown some beans in the chili...

@caliking @northGAcock my skunk chili is not for the faint of heart

Jstroke

northGAcock said:

Coincidence? Now I live quite a distance from this but found it interesting that my dog climbed into the bed with us at the same time of this earthquake. Obviously we (wife and I) did not feel it as we were out of the zone......but have to wonder. For the record, our dogs have their own beds on the floor and don't sleep on our bed.

Aside from my ramblings.....anyone feel it out there?

Known fact dogs are smarter than most people I know. Anything weird like that which is not normal, time to pay attention.

YukonRon

I was awake when this occured. Zero impact in Louisville.

bgebrent

Slept through it.

RockyTopDW

It woke me up.  It went on for about 10 seconds.  That’s the first time I’ve experienced an earthquake.  

MotownVol

I slept right through it.

smokingal

I'm a very light sleeper and I didn't experience anything.  I vividly remember an earthquake hitting Alabama at 2am some years back and I was thrown out of my bed.  Had been in ATL for 2 weeks at that point, having experienced that and a tornado that dropped down.  I was ready to leave.

berndcrisp

When I was in San Diego @ bout 3am the cat got on the bed and cried/meowed  for a bout 30 seconds then a quake hit. Same thing happened 4 days later. These are the only 2 times the cat got on/in the bed.