Hi, guys.
Glad you're all here.
Thank you for joining me early this morning.
7:01am local time, Pacific Standard Time.
There was a magnitude 3.9 earthquake that you USGS revised
downgraded to a magnitude 3.6. 3381.
People reportedly felt it to USGS.
Did you feel it web page?
Usgs gave it an intensity level of four, which means during
the day felt indoors by many, outdoors by few.
At night, some would be awakened.
Dishes, windows, doors, disturbed.
Walls would have made creaking sounds sensation like a heavy
truck striking the building.
Standing automobiles would have been rocking noticeably.
Going to Google Earth.
Here is the location of that earthquake.
It was about one and a half miles from Bould and 2 miles
from commerce.
Here you can see Boyle, this is the interstate.
The interchange 106 neighborhood fire stations went into
earthquake mode, which means they would inspect all areas
of concerns, such as transportation infrastructure, large
places of assemblage, apartment buildings, power lines, et
cetera. It also says that the survey will be conducted from
the ground, air and water.
It only took about 1 hour to do their inspections when they
were in earthquake mode, and supposedly no damage was found.
Here is an image of the report.
Some of the people said they heard a distant rumble before
the earthquake.
And there's another report all the way over here by Phoenix,
it says, and we got up here by Santa Barbara and Edwards
Air Force Base down here by Oceanside and San Diego.
How many people from San Diego?
One person there?
Most of the reports, it looks like came from Alhambra 161
reports there Woodiger 199 and Gardenia 160.
This one's lit up too.
Vista had one report.
This earthquake was 10.6 miles.
All earthquakes are measured from sea level.
Looks like here on one of the monitors.
It was just a very quick and short jolt.
And there was another very small earthquake afterwards, maybe
almost ten minutes afterwards.
It looks like let me bring this down so you can see the time.
So here's the earthquake location right there.
And the monitor that I'm using I'll bring this out.
Is this one right there somewhere around 5 miles to the west.
They actually classify this earthquake about a mile from
downtown Los Angeles.
This earthquake is what they consider a thrust earthquake.
Thrust.
Earthquakes are the worst you can have.
That's where one side of the fault zone lifts up and the
other one drops down and we got spreading.
See, that first wave of the earthquake came from the North
West. It looks like tension was applied going straight up.
Looks like most of the movement was going towards the east
and up.
Some of the other people that reportedly said they heard
the earthquake before it struck said they heard the rumble.
There was kind of a vibration before it struck, and then
the sudden jolt.
It was a quick popping of this fault line.
So the question is, did you feel this earthquake?
Do you live within the downtown Los Angeles area, or were
you at work?
Possibly at one of these factories?
We got Ecron.
Looks like paper products.
And, yeah, there are several other places here.
We've got some businesses.
Taco places.
Pet Memorial Wheelchair Refurbishingcompany It looks like
most of the homes are to the north and to the south.
But, yeah, that doesn't mean they're the only ones that felt
it. Like I said, it was a 3.9, and they downgraded it to
a 3.6.
Yeah. And it's not far from this railway station area.
Lots of tracks there.
So please put those comments down below.
Thank you for watching.
Hope you enjoy your Sunday.
Please stay safe and I'll talk to you later.
Bye bye.