mexicanpizza

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http://earthquake.usgs.gov

I just got a friggin TSUNAMI WARNING down here in San Diego County

7.0 off the coast of Northern Cali

bassplayrr

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Dang, that's nuts! I'll have to let my parents know about the warning. How are you liking it down there in SD, MP? What area did you end up settling in to? You still owe me a beer when I'm down there next.

-Chris

gqchynaboy

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just saw it on the news =X

mexicanpizza

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Hey Chris, We ended up buying in Oceanside...18 month old 1500sqft condo. At least I have a garage now, and the immediate neighborhood is nicer than most of the penninsula. :\

Weather is great, but I miss all the darn foreigners and their good restaurants up there. We still haven't found good Thai or India.

If you're near north county, send me an email and I'll buy you a beer

NZO

Supposed to hit SF at 9:22.

WRX Rush

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A tsunami warning issued from Mexico to Canada, this may be real. . . we shall see

Rush

mexicanpizza

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Scary ****, especially since it took them almost an hour to warn us down here!

atc5

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wish i bought in oceanside 3 years ago before i moved up here!


crazy to have that alert system come up on tv tonight...kinda freaky

TurnWRX

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They just officially cancelled the tsunami warning throughout the whole coast of CA.

NZO

Probably just over protection because of what has happened in recent history.

zumnwrx

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in a south park voice *gatdamn sunabich* i was hoping this would move the media off wako jacko talk

edgar,

kspek

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i didn't belive my gf when she told me haha.

rau

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neither did i, luckily, we got miles of hills separating us in san carlos from the ocean. im not worried

HomerJay

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I was in my hotel room in Eureka when it happend. It didn't feel like much. It did last quite a long time though.

pleiad7

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I used to live up in Eureka, and the larger quakes were quite a regular occurence. No surprise when you consider that there are three major continental plates bumping into each other just a few hundred miles off of Cape Mendocino. I remember a previous Tsunami warning back in 93 or 94. I was at College of the Redwoods at the time, which is in plain sight of Humboldt Bay. They evacuated a few buildings and corraled all of us on higher ground on campus until the warning was canceled...