3.6 magnitude Earthquake here in the UK today

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

I know this is nothing for our Kiwi contingent, but they are so rare here in the UK or even Leighton Buzzard

I thought something had fallen over in my youngest daughter's room! 🤣🤣🤣

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Nowt here though, from a proper part of the island

[jimduncanuk]

There's someone nearby with a 'power-thumper'. It is drowning out most low-level noise. Wouldn't spot an earthquake happening while it is going.

[Steve J]

Just saw it on the news and wondered if you'd noticed it Will, which obviously you did!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

I thought something had fallen over in my youngest's bedroom...

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Only time i very felt an earthquake I was on the 10th floor of the then JM centre on Old Hall St in central Liverpool 

[Techno]

Felt one when we lived a few miles from Newark.
Just made some of the pictures on the wall vibrate a bit.

Apparently there was one in Nottingham when I worked at the Evil Empire.
Didn't feel a thing downstairs, but everyone on the 3rd floor was going, "Did you feel that ?".

Cheers - Phil

[Sandinista]

Glad all are ok. I've yet to feel one here in NZ, we had one east of Auckland a week or two ago, but I slept through it.

cheers
Ian

[paulr]

3.6

I hope the figures are all ok

Not many earthquakes up around Auckland Sandinista, it's the volcanoes you need to watch out for there

[FierceKitty]

We noticed one a few years ago. Since the epicentre (as I understand it's called) was in Burma, it must have been pretty vigourous.

[Raider4]

And another!

Okay, so who felt the earth move just after midnight then? And did you also feel the earthquake . . .

2.1 and it makes the news! I bet the rest of the world is laughing at us . . .

[Techno]

But we DO know who's responsible.

If Will stops digging trenches, the size of the Grand Canyon, for his drains.....I'm sure this will stop happening.

Cheers - Phil

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Only one more to dig, watch the news tomorrow afternoon...

[O Dinas Powys]

Only one more to dig, watch the news tomorrow afternoon...

Good luck mate...

[Poggle]

We had a magnitude 3.4 North of Toledo Ohio a couple of weeks ago. The earth didn't move much where we live, but the sound was like a massive helicopter flying low overhead as everything shook. A weird experience.