I'm in tulsa so nothing here. I just saw a little story about them on fox news this morning.

Mike

I did not know you are in Tulsa. I am in BA, but on the Tulsa side.

Actually the rattling of the bedroom door awakened me, then I felt the shaking.

Sammy

I'm near Choctaw, OK and I felt a pretty good one around 10 pm last night. Woke my little girl up. Felt another one around 1 am this morning.

Sammy I don't see one close to you on the map. You should report that you felt it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Oklahoma earthquake map

Sammy I don't see one close to you on the map. You should report that you felt it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Oklahoma earthquake map

I think this is the link to report it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Did you feel it?

If it is on Fox news the other services should see it. I am surprised that more people did not feel it. The tremble was not too bad, but the rattling door and lamp shades were sure signs.

Sammy

Did you hear the sound? That is always what gives it away first for me. I hear it, then I feel it. We've had a bunch here in central OK, but I have only felt a few of them. The first big one though really caught me off guard. That's when I had the full effects including all the china rattling.. Mostly it has been some floor rolling.

I was in Hennessy and felt the one on the 30th. 3 distinct "shakes" and my water glass was confirming my wonder.

I lived in California for most of my life so quakes are nothing new to me, I felt the Northridge quake and the Whittier Narrows quake, both were tremendously strong. When the Northridge quake hit, it slammed our bedroom door open and shut 3 times and 20 gallons of water in my 100 gallon aquarium sloshed out onto the carpet. That quake crushed cars like pancakes inside a parking structure close to the epicenter.

We are having quite a few small quakes here in OK, I think we have reached the same total of all last year here in early April.