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The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a small earthquake of magnitude 2.0 centered in Macon County on Tuesday night. The largest earthquake ever recorded in North and South Carolina occurred in 1916 of magnitude 5.1
I have to start writing this post as hundreds of visitors are currently online on this blog from North Carolina side. They are reporting that they just felt an earthquake in North and Western Carolina some minutes earlier. BUT so far no any seismological center has reported any tremor in Carolina. Once the earthquake is confirmed, detail report will be followed. Meanwhile if you are one from Carolina, you can share what you felt? How strong was the shaking?
Epicenter location
7 miles northeast of Franklin
49 miles west of Asheville.
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Update
The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a small earthquake of magnitude 2.0 centered in Macon County on Tuesday night. The largest earthquake ever recorded in North and South Carolina occurred in 1916 of magnitude 5.1
I have to start writing this post as hundreds of visitors are currently online on this blog from North Carolina side. They are reporting that they just felt an earthquake in North and Western Carolina some minutes earlier. BUT so far no any seismological center has reported any tremor in Carolina. Once the earthquake is confirmed, detail report will be followed. Meanwhile if you are one from Carolina, you can share what you felt? How strong was the shaking?
Epicenter location
7 miles northeast of Franklin
49 miles west of Asheville.
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I felt it near Franklin. It was the strongest shake I have felt here in the western NC region. I felt it at 10:40PM
ReplyDeleteI also felt a shake...I thought at first it was thunder and didnt think anything of it. When i woke up wednesday morning I had a couple texts asking if I felt it
ReplyDeleteGlad I was right. I also heard and felt it, I didn't say anything, I thought I was just mistaken. We are up off 441 on Cowee Mountain at our other home. We live in Alabama and are use to tornadoes but not earthquakes!
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