Earthquake. Any collapse to report yet?

[ARY]

Makes me kinda scared just in time when we do small stuff.

http://www.floridatoday.com/article/...traits-Florida

[Jax]

Because the extreme south quake would affect the north central?

[deepdiverbob]

I am always thinking about this stuff, especially when I dive Cannonball here in Missouri, right on the New Madrid fault line.

[WEPIV]

I was on the log in Devil's Ear last week and it felt like the log moved. I looked at my dive buddy and we gave the hands and arms to our sides, what was that, signal.
Afterwards I wondered if it had been some kind of quake somewhere. (Not connected to this event though obviously.)

[JCGoodwin]

Could have been some locals entering the water, CANNON BALLING!
Sorry wrong time of year for those activities. !!!!!!

JCG

[Jon Nellis]

I was in Roatan in 2009 when a 7.3 quake hit 40 miles away at 2:00am. We went diving at around 10:00am and the aftershocks underwater sounded like a freight train going by your head. The resort lost a section of the coral wall at 80ft deep. An entire chunk of coral wall, about 150' wide, broke off and slid into the abyss.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0qCREcTCSQ

In the video, the transition from dark to light is the fracture line. Being in a cave when something like that let loose, would rank really high on the scale of "things that suck."

[Hammerhead Ferrari]

In the video, the transition from dark to light is the fracture line. Being in a cave when something like that let loose, would rank really high on the scale of "things that suck."

Yes it would suck big time...

[OFG-1]

You want earthquakes, just go and dive Suwanacoochee when the trains are running.

[Tracydr]

I've felt quakes in Mexico here in Phoenix a couple of times. One was enough to make the counter at work rock around and make me feel like I was lightheaded.
Also felt one in southwest OK when I lived there. Shook the walls of our heavy log home and knocked the pictures off. That one made a sonic boom noise, too.