Sitting at my kitchen table, felt big jolt followed by after shakiing.
and it was down in Tewksbury NJ.
magnitude 4.7

 

My house shook for about 10 seconds, but not significantly... Enough to know it wasn't just wind howling.

My friend lives in Tewksbury - minor stuff around the house but nothing else. My boss lives about 10 miles, he has things falling all over his house and his wife boards horses. Needless to say they weren't very happy.

@ralper Closer to you than me - you ok?

 

We did not feel it but Vito’s mother did. She is right across the river west of Manhattan. Said the sofa shook and one of her figurines fell and broke.

 

in New England.

 

felt it in schenectady ny

 

The epicenter was 18.5 miles from here. We felt it. The shaking was very violent for a few seconds, like nothing we ever felt before. At first we thought that a tree might've fallen on the house or that some very heavy piece of equipment was coming down our driveway. We subsequently found out it was an earthquake. Fortunately, earthquakes in the New Jersey/New York area are rare so when they do happen it comes as a surprise.

Remarkably, we have no damage and nothing fell off of the wall. I heard that there is a building or two with structural damage closer to the epicenter.

 

I'll take the occasional hurricane, thank you very much. At least you see them coming.

 

On News12NewJersey they just showed a gusher resulting from a watermain break about 1/2 mile from here.

 

I was sitting in my car at the Syracuse airport. The car was shaking. I thought it was a plane flying overhead. Now I’m not so sure. The timing was right.

 

I've felt as high as 5 before , it was many years ago in our region, it shook pretty good but never enough to cause damage. I have experienced it twice.