Earthquake: About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt)...

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt) quakes occcur everywhere frequently. Did I feel one? Or am I nuts

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

boberic wrote:

About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt) quakes occcur everywhere frequently. Did I feel one? Or am I nuts

Checked CT earthquake reports and none so my sense is it something you drank?

bleirer

Nothing showed up on the myshake app.

tallshooter

boberic wrote:

About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt) quakes occcur everywhere frequently. Did I feel one? Or am I nuts

A big rash of quakes over the last few hours in Puerto Rico & the West coast is a mess with recent quakes. ALSO, Oklahoma is a shakin'.

tallshooter

boberic wrote:

About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt) quakes occcur everywhere frequently. Did I feel one? Or am I nuts

Also, Sunday there was a 4.6 a little over half way across the Atlantic, straight east of Nova Scotia.

Blair Shaw Jr Loc: Dunnellon,Florida

boberic wrote:

About 2 hours ago I felt a very slight "bump" under my feet. on the ground floor of the house. Was there any report of a very small earthquake in N.E Ct. Small (not felt) quakes occcur everywhere frequently. Did I feel one? Or am I nuts

COULD BE RATS.......just kidding

St.Mary's

One way to check for an earthquake is to look in the toilet bowl and see if the water is moving. Or a fish tank if you have one.

dave.speeking Loc: Brooklyn OH

It happened to me a few days ago.
It turned out to be just an intestinal disturbance.

bleirer

St.Mary's wrote:

One way to check for an earthquake is to look in the toilet bowl and see if the water is moving. Or a fish tank if you have one.

I think that only works if it's a t-rex walking past.

St.Mary's

DAVE.SPEEKING-----TMI

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

The past week - all quakes.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=-4.21494,-146.33789&extent=59.13086,-33.83789&range=week&magnitude=all&settings=true

St.Mary's

Jerryc41---Bad grits will do that, don't blame quakes.

Xinloi6870

St.Mary's wrote:

Jerryc41---Bad grits will do that, don't blame quakes.

So will bad drugs.

St.Mary's

If you are a Yankee or a Damn Yankee living in the South, the Jefferson Davis Revenge can cause great intestinal disturbance, along with bad drugs, bad grits or pease porridge hot or cold.

Bill_R Loc: Southeastern Wisconsin

Here's a link to recent earthquakes:

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=-89.17463,-371.95313&extent=89.17463,303.04688