Anyone in DMV feel the earthquake?

[Anonymous]

I’m in Philly now and our house shook. Not sure how far down it went. Seems like the center was northern NJ.

[Anonymous]

No in Arlington

[Anonymous]

In Baltimore, no

[Anonymous]

It was a 4.7 in Jersey

[Anonymous]

In Baltimore, yes. My desk shook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was a 4.7 in Jersey

NJ resident here. My entire office building shook! We thought a truck hit the building at first. It was intense to put it mildly. My coworkers and I are were all calling our families to see if they were ok.

[Anonymous]

In Bethesda my house shook.

[Anonymous]

Not in NWDC.

[Anonymous]

My building in NYC shook. A nice rumble, never felt anything like that before.

[Anonymous]

Not a thing 5 miles south of Baltimore

[Anonymous]

I'm in southern Connecticut and my (very old) house shook a ton; texted my parents in back in DC and they felt nothing/were shocked there had been an earthquake.

[Anonymous]

I didn't feel it in Vienna

[Anonymous]

Penn quarter - ever so slightly.

[Anonymous]

Yes in NE DC but I was the only one in my house who did. Fwiw I was on the second floor and they were in ground floor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In Bethesda my house shook.

Specifically, I was sitting at my dining room table and felt the floor shake. My Easter bunny paper decoration on the table had trembling ears for a bit. Sometimes our house shakes from large trucks driving by, but this was a different sensation. Not up and down, but side to side.