Im worried at this point too. I work in an old building and lets just say, im happy, im not wearing high heels at work today. Thanks for starting this thread to keep track of the So. Ca EQ as they happen.

This high heat is just kicking me down today. Messing with my workout routine if anything

Good luck and be safe. Are 4.4 and 4.5 earthquakes uncommon in your area?

i have family in vacation at a North Carolina beach
receive a call from them saying the roads are full of water
there is massive flooding with continuous rain

if there is a big earthquake anywhere ..
the water is so high that it will bring the flooding very far in land

these earthquake are precursor signs of a big earthquake coming

We just had another 3.4 aftershock.

Just as a reminder to my fellow So Cal-ians:

As a precaution, ALWAYS make sure your gas tank is full! If it gets down a bit, keep it filled up when you are able.
Don't forget the blackout of September, how many people were caught without gas as the stations were unable to pump.
That was my son's first day at his charter school. I had noticed my tank down to a quarter and thought I would get gas after picking him up from school. Thankfully a little hunch just told me "No, get it now." Glad I did! Right after leaving his school that afternoon, the blackout came and there were so many stranded people.
This was also during a VERY hot period of time.
Also, keep a good stock of water and food..ESPECIALLY water. In fact, I think I am going to get offline and go get some more water.

If you look at the earthquake reports, there have been tons of them happening within the past few days. After reading that thread about huge quakes/tsunamis potentially happening soon, I'm definitely a little freaked out. I sincerely hope nothing happens, but I have a weird feeling.

I've lived in LA for 10 years now and have never been as freaked out as I am right now. However, everything shall happen as it is supposed to happen. Here's to hoping we'll be alright!

Much love,
OnewithAll

Originally posted by bastet11
Just as a reminder to my fellow So Cal-ians:

As a precaution, ALWAYS make sure your gas tank is full! If it gets down a bit, keep it filled up when you are able.
Don't forget the blackout of September, how many people were caught without gas as the stations were unable to pump.
That was my son's first day at his charter school. I had noticed my tank down to a quarter and thought I would get gas after picking him up from school. Thankfully a little hunch just told me "No, get it now." Glad I did! Right after leaving his school that afternoon, the blackout came and there were so many stranded people.
This was also during a VERY hot period of time.
Also, keep a good stock of water and food..ESPECIALLY water. In fact, I think I am going to get offline and go get some more water.

Thank you for the reminder as well ! Im going to pick up my son today from his dad's house and make sure me and my kids are together just in case something happens. Im positive its gonna be crowded at the store today when I go pick up water after work

Very interesting situation in S,Cali, From a few of the comments ive been reading off of other news sites, like ktla, and kabc, these earthquakes feel different, not like the "norm". They state its like a lifting motion, compared to the normal swaying motion during an earthquake. Something to keep an eye on for sure, got several stations up on GEE in and around the greater Los Angeles area, Stay safe, but be prepared for the worst... most people are not until its too late.

From what I understood, it is the Whittier fault- right between Yorba Linda and Carbon Canyon.
My parents live right there on top of it (in a house on a slope) and this is making me very nervous.