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diane in sf

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6. Rattlely and crunchy up here in Vallejo. Scary, but not too dramatic. House and contents are fine. People

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 06:58 AM

11 hrs ago

reporting in Crocket that live on a hillside felt it less even tho they’re closer. This neighborhood is made up of filled wetlands. The houses are from the 30s and 40s and well built. My house is bolted to its slab, tho that wasn’t mandatory back then. All the brick chimneys cracked or fell down in the 2014 Napa quake, but no badly damaged homes.

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Holy shit that was some earthquake [View all] RandySF 12 hrs ago OP

Glad you are okay. Brace yourself for the aftershocks. livetohike 12 hrs ago #1

Yup - woke me right the hell up and got me out of bed! 5 to 6 seconds of heavy shaking. No damage, NBachers 12 hrs ago #2

I thought it was about to "the one". RandySF 12 hrs ago #3

What neighborhood are you in? My friend on 12th and Folsom said it was strong. diane in sf 11 hrs ago #7

Nob Hill/Union Square area. RandySF 11 hrs ago #9

Yeah, it was a real heart-beater. NBachers 9 hrs ago #18

Got a really solid rattle down here by the airport. Grokenstein 11 hrs ago #4

Glad to hear you're okay. democrank 11 hrs ago #5

Rattlely and crunchy up here in Vallejo. Scary, but not too dramatic. House and contents are fine. People diane in sf 11 hrs ago #6

Glad you're okay! HeartsCanHope 11 hrs ago #8

Yikes! surfered 11 hrs ago #10

I didn't feel a thing down here in San Luis Obispo. n/t Jacson6 10 hrs ago #11

Fuck, not the television. 3Hotdogs 10 hrs ago #12

Nicely done. You made me smile. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz 10 hrs ago #13

The Old Baby-Raper controls the tectonic plates RVN VET71 9 hrs ago #14

I experienced Loma Prieta earthquake in 89 Bernardo de La Paz 9 hrs ago #15

I left Silicon Valley in July 1989 just before Loma Prieta Zorro 6 hrs ago #20

Glad you are safe. Duncanpup 9 hrs ago #16

I grew up in San Jose....earthquakes were common occurrences. ProudMNDemocrat 9 hrs ago #17

Message auto-removed Name removed 6 hrs ago #19

I live in the north bay woke up to the sensation of a mildly decernable tremor. I had actually forgotten about it! msfiddlestix 4 hrs ago #21

Being Reported As A 4.3 ProfessorGAC 4 hrs ago #22

We live pretty close to the epicenter. RandySF 14 min ago #23

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