New York (USA)
On 28th floor of modern building, heard rumbling, building was swaying.0
Philadelphia (USA)
A 10-second rumble where our whole house shook. Nothing fell off walls, but it was quite a sway.0
Willow Grove (USA)
The building shook noticeably. It having attached warehouse space we first thought a truck hit the building.0
Brooklyn (USA)
No damage, just alarming 0
Teaneck (USA)
Very noticeable shaking. Items falling off shelves 0
Brooklyn (USA)
Felt shaking 0
New York (USA)
Strong shaking 9n 8th floor for maybe 10 seconds0
Brooklyn (USA)
In Brooklyn0
New York (USA)
Felt the quake on the Upper West Side, items were rattling in the apartment0
Freehold (USA)
hi0
New Milford (USA)
Never felt that before wild0
Freehold (USA)
Was laying in bed then my house started shaking and I heard a loud rumble0
Coplay (USA)
I was actually in the bathroom. The whole floor and walls shook. I actually thought, either the basement boiler was about to blow, or a semi truck had parked in my driveway.
I’ve felt minor earthquakes in both PA and NJ before, but this was the largest I’ve ever felt here. It shook the whole house, and was really loud. 0
Manhattan (USA)
Felt like a rolling quake for 10-15 seconds+1
Ambler (USA)
rumbling with vibration0
Brooklyn (USA)
thought someone upstairs from me was doing a crazy workout routine. Whole building started to sway a little. lasted about 10-15 seconds0
Morningside Heights (USA)
Might not have noticed anything if I hadn't seen my coworkers mentioning an earthquake in our Slack chat. Pulled back from my desk and started to feel it in my stomach, and could see the water in my drinking glass wobbling. (13th floor apartment) No apparent damages or sounds.0
Brooklyn (USA)
I fill it0
Huntingdon Valley (USA)
Дрожал дом+1
New York (USA)
There is scaffolding on our building, and men working on the roof, but what began not unlike shaking caused by heavy equipment being shifted over my head, continued. I started to worry about being on the 8th floor.0
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