Shake up in Ok.

[bruiser]

Oklahoma City has had 12 earthquakes since this morning.

[Jeriatric]

No sweat. That's just mother nature doing a little fracking of her own.

[ValCruzSpyder]

Has anyone heard from any of our fellow Spyder Ryders in that area??

[ARtraveler]

An interesting weekend, regarding earthquakes. So far, quiet on the big number earthquakes here.

[Bob Denman]

How strong were they?
Do they normally see that much seismic activity?

[Motorcycledave]

We get that every day

Oklahoma City has had 12 earthquakes since this morning.

[bruiser]

4.4 was the strongest. They're located in the New Madrid fault zone. Looks like they do have quite a few.

[Spyder_Cowgirl]

4.4 was the strongest. They're located in the New Madrid fault zone. Looks like they do have quite a few.

I think I heard somewhere that New Madrid is about due (actually overdue) for another BIG quake. Same article made note that the last "big one" for New Madrid changed the course of the Mississippi River and destroyed the town of New Madrid, MO ... occurred early 1800's (1810, 1811, or 1812).

Be safe .... Ann

[Magdave]

Just hope Yellowstone doesn't pop we would all be

[Bob Denman]

Maybe by letting a bit of the "pressure" go; it'll delay anything much larger.

[ARtraveler]

Just hope Yellowstone doesn't pop we would all be

Yellowstone has daily seismic activity. It's the volcano that we don't want to go off there.

[BMWpilot]

Oklahoma City has had 12 earthquakes since this morning.

Read somewhere last week where we are now #2 for the number of earthquakes this year.

[ARtraveler]

A typical day in Alaska. So far 228 quakes recorded. Colors indicate most recent. Red 1 hour less, then orange, yellow, green (within 24 hours).