Earthquake in NJ

[Anonymous]

Did any of you feel anything? In NJ 8-10 miles west of Central Park.

[Anonymous]

The one in 2024 was bigger 4.something.
This one was smaller 3.something

[Anonymous]

NJ resident here. I definitely heard and felt something around 10:15 last night.

[Anonymous]

Was it on a Trump golf course like the last one?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Was it on a Trump golf course like the last one?

Hell opening up?

[Anonymous]

There is a proven correlation between rainfall and earthquakes. This year has been insanely rainy because of climate change. We can expect more earthquakes as climate change causes more droughts and heavier rainfall.

[Anonymous]

Seismologist here. The correlation between rainfall and earthquakes is not proven - just possible.

Here's info on the NJ quake (M3.0). If you felt it, fill out a report!

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000qxsb/executive

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a proven correlation between rainfall and earthquakes. This year has been insanely rainy because of climate change. We can expect more earthquakes as climate change causes more droughts and heavier rainfall.

Citation?

[Anonymous]

Fracking also causes earthquakes.

[Anonymous]

There may be a correlation between earthquakes and overpriced toll roads on turnpikes.

[Anonymous]

If only earthquakes can occur to physically separate certain states, ahem, red states, from the rest of the country? Everything south of the 2011 central VA earthquake epicenter can be 'South US'. They can hold different elections, electorate, president etc..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If only earthquakes can occur to physically separate certain states, ahem, red states, from the rest of the country? Everything south of the 2011 central VA earthquake epicenter can be 'South US'. They can hold different elections, electorate, president etc..

Good idea, Lex!