Earthquake????
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That's exactly what I thought!
Ian F
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Holy shit! Is that a broken water main?
Found an article. 24" main in Randolph, NJ
qclabrat
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I'm down in Sandy Hook working on some flood damage remediation. Felt it for sure, but we get lots of fighter jets overhead patrolling from time to time. Wasn't till my daughter called from Warren that I knew.
Felt it hopatcong
Not an aftershock
Juggernaut
Master of the Metaphor
Felt it in North Brunswick. 10-15 seconds long but no where near as long or intense (or loud) as this morning.
iman29
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Water Main Break Closes Road At Chester And Randolph Border: PD
Photo and videos show water gushing into the air from a crack in the road. Drivers should expect delays.
patch.com
mwlikesbikes
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Water Main Break Closes Road At Chester And Randolph Border: PD
Photo and videos show water gushing into the air from a crack in the road. Drivers should expect delays.
Yeah, I'm right in between the road closures on either side and currently do not have running water. Just waiting for it to get dark enough that I can more easily pee in my yard undetected.
Summing up this week, crazy wind and rain, I lost power for a while Wed night. Earthquake today. Lose running water. Gods are angry ahead of the eclipse?
Red Mosquito
Formerly RLB the Scrapple Boy
Missed the quake this morning since we were on the road in VA, but the 6pm one happened exactly as we were walking into the house after getting back into town. At first I thought my dog was stampeding through the house which threw me because she's still vacationing at the inlaws. Then something rattled in the kitchen and I figured it must have been another earthquake.
Odd timing for us since we were in DC, and seeing the Washington Monument got me talking about the last "big" one we felt in NJ in 2011. And that had y daughter interested in earthquakes as we were visiting a few museums.
Odd timing for us since we were in DC, and seeing the Washington Monument got me talking about the last "big" one we felt in NJ in 2011. And that had y daughter interested in earthquakes as we were visiting a few museums.