mattie g

I was outside and some how missed the 4.2

I was on the toilet and I definitely felt it. No mistaking one thing for the other.

PDS?

My building actually swayed. At first, I thought it was someone moving furniture or something above us, but as soon as I felt the movement, I told everyone to "get the hell out!"

Note to self: next time earthquake hits... don't be in a building in Baltimore

Or in a shabbily constructed converted dorm on a government installation.

Not a comfortable feeling at all. But cool.

East Cost weenies. I'm a transplanted Californian. That was nothing. Everyone go back to work. In 1989, in the Loma Prieta, I was working downtown and almost had a ceiling tile kill me while I hid under a desk.

Shut yo face. That was nuts.

That was pretty f***ing awesome.

Great images, everyone. Nothing wrong with living in the past.

And how many of us will pitch a tent if we get another Nino year with megablocking and see a strong southern stream storm brewing on the models? It might not be wise to fall for that trap, but it'll be so hard not to...

This is a great thread already. I don't have anything to contribute other than stories, but it might be neat to read stuff posted chronologically.

I'm still amazed at how easily the storm happened. We didn't have to sweat except for the expected weenie freakout during the lull.