So I was sitting on the couch in our family room this morning
writing an email to my cousin,
writing an email to my cousin,
when suddenly I heard some rattling.
The front door was shaking
and then it sounded like a large animal got on our roof
and was walking across it. At this point the front door stopped
rattling, and the windows in the family room took over.
I could hear Den from his office down the hall yelling to me,
"We're having an earth quake!"
rattling, and the windows in the family room took over.
I could hear Den from his office down the hall yelling to me,
"We're having an earth quake!"
I could tell it was an earthquake and I kept waiting to feel the
shaking, but I never did. I felt nothing.
So odd, because even small earthquakes will wake me up.
Then about 5 minutes later both my phone and Den's,
let out a loud alert.
Picking it up, this what we saw:
Why was it sent out 5 minutes after the fact?
No one seems to know.
No one seems to know.
Actually, I'd rather have the alert after the earthquake,
than before.
than before.
Bad news is not so hard to take when it's already over.
2 comments:
I'm glad you are OK. What an experience. Earthquakes are rare in Michigan but we do get them. I've felt two in my lifetime. And as far as late alerts are concerned, same thing happens to us as we are at the border of another county so the storm is past us before out county alert goes out. pjc
I got the exact same alert on my phone,and it seems other people did as well, perhaps the entire central valley? But I didn't see or feel a thing before or after. Interesting that the alert happened afterwards!
Heidi
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