Largest Earthquake in Oklahoma History Strikes State

Massively powerful ground quakes apparently THRUST TONS OF DUST UP INTO THE CLOUDS and have seeded Oklahoma to have a terrific rain downpour.

WE DID IT JAN WE DID IT. WE HAVE THE PRIMER JAN.

It's the earthquakes all over the World raising so much dust they're seeding the clouds causing the Flooding Jan. HAHAHA PROBLEM SOLVED Y'ALL.

Where is Pat Robertson on why this is occuring in moral family value Tea Bagging state?

Any reports on pipeline inspections or status?

A very active day on mother earth......and the day is not over.....

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php

Earth changes are coming hot and heavy, get ready folks it's going to be a wild ride!

A PATTERN HAS BEEN SET HERE!!! Chicago, last year, early 2010, 3+ quake threw people out of bed. Mineral Virginia: 5.8 to the East. SPARKS OK COMPLETES THE TRIANGLE.

We have a completed triangle of earthquakes here.

Scratch Texas they're in a drought anyway. We don't need Oklahoma so scratch Oklahoma also. Maybe they'll turn into a GIGANTIC SINKHOLE => I never liked Texan's attitudes anyway. Bobby Ewing & Stephanie Zimbalist were OK.

There's a big earthquake fault system in Missouri; I wonder if this is somehow connected.

I have a couple of friends in the area. One was freaked out, the other one slept through it!

Hmmm...do ya think maybe it's because so much oil and gas have been sucked out of the ground?
Voids will be filled.

Is that near where the pipeline is gong to be built?

Believe it or not, Oklahoma has a history of earthquakes but they tend to occur less frequently on this scale.

This is getting too close for comfort! This is a very informative post, thank you for posting it....................

according to USGS there have now been 12 EQ's today in OK

http://www.cnn.com/2011/11/06/us/oklahoma-earthquake/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

CNN...

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Oklahoma's largest quake buckles highway; 1 injured

By the CNN Wire Staff

CNN UPDATE

updated 2:59 AM EST, Sunday, November 6, 2011

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STORY HIGHLIGHTS

NEW: "All the houses look like they've been ransacked," official says
NEW: Several houses are damaged
NEW: One man suffers minor injuries, an official says

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The strongest quake until now was on April 9, 1952

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(CNN) -- Crews in central Oklahoma were out early Sunday morning assessing for damage from the largest quake to hit the state since record-keeping began.

The 5.6-magnitude quake struck 4 miles east of Sparks in Lincoln County at 11:53 p.m. ET Saturday.

No major injuries were reported, but the quake caused at least three sections of U.S. Route 62 to buckle, said Aaron Bennett of the Lincoln County 911 and emergency management.

A boulder rolled into a rural county road, blocking it.

Crews also reported some structural damage, including a roof collapse and a damaged ventilation system in a municipal building.

"They're reporting that all the houses look like they've been ransacked," Bennett said of the assessment crews.

At least one person was taken to a hospital in Prague with minor injuries, he said.

The man hit his head against a wall when he tripped and fell while trying to run out of his house, Bennett said.

In Broken Arrow, resident Bubba Fernandez said the earth shook for a full minute when the quake struck.

"It was at least a minute," Fernandez told CNN affiliate KTUL. "Upstairs, my kid's trophy, the piano upstairs, the little tassels on the fan -- it was at least a minute"

Some 200 miles away in Garland, Texas, resident Noel Kennedy said he felt the quake.

"I heard stuff rattling. Mirrors were shaking," he said.

The Saturday night quake struck the same area where a 4.7-magnitude quake struck just hours earlier -- at 3:12 a.m. ET Saturday.

By 8 a.m. Saturday, geologists had recorded more than 30 aftershocks from it.

The strongest quake previously reported was of magnitude 5.5 on April 9, 1952, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey.

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