Michigan at 12:23 p.m. Saturday had, an earthquake that
measured 4.2 on the Richter scale, according to the U.S. Geological
Survey and the National Weather Service.
Michigan earthquake
SAGINAW, MI — A 4.2 magnitude earthquake hit a
large part of Michigan about 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, and social
media sites lit up about the rumble.
The United States Geological Survey website confirmed the tremors felt across Michigan Saturday afternoon were caused by an earthquake in Kalamazoo County.
Some residents said the rumble lasted a few seconds and many thought it could've been a car crash.
Immediately after the tremors were felt, people took to social media to inquire. Following is what some of them said. Did you feel the shake?
The United States Geological Survey website confirmed the tremors felt across Michigan Saturday afternoon were caused by an earthquake in Kalamazoo County.
Some residents said the rumble lasted a few seconds and many thought it could've been a car crash.
Immediately after the tremors were felt, people took to social media to inquire. Following is what some of them said. Did you feel the shake?
1 comment:
What's really weird is that was about the same time I dropped a 3 ton piece of steel on the floor by accident when I was trying to flip it over to weld on the other side... coincidence?
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