Friday, October 11, 2013
Update: 5.0 Quake West of Eureka! Downgraded
Posted By Grant Scott-Goforth @GScottGoforth on Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 4:17 PM
Update: The USGS map now lists the quake as a 4.9 — hardly worth getting up off the couch for. Blame the error on the furloughs.
Previously:
Shake, rattle, roll. The USGS site (over which hangs a disclaimer about possible inaccuracies from the government shutdown) reports a 5.0 quake struck 52 km west/northwest of Eureka. It was strong in the Journal office. A slow build to a rolling climax. Who else felt it?
Previously:
Shake, rattle, roll. The USGS site (over which hangs a disclaimer about possible inaccuracies from the government shutdown) reports a 5.0 quake struck 52 km west/northwest of Eureka. It was strong in the Journal office. A slow build to a rolling climax. Who else felt it?
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Grant Scott-Goforth was an assistant editor and staff writer for The Journal from 2013 to 2017.
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