Magnitude 4.5 in Temecula CA. 6:16 PM PDT.

ETA: I’m about ten miles north of downtown San Diego, half a mile east of I-5.

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My son in Ramona described it as "Loud"

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The USGS asks for people to report shaking following each quake. For this one, here is the link if you would like to add to their studies:
www.Earthquake.USGS.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ci39508378/executive
Click on the "Felt Report" in the upper right corner of the website.

I'm near San Diego State University, I heard the rumble more than anything was shaking.

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Didn’t feel anything in Scripps Ranch.

Was a very good jolt here in Rancho Bernardo.

Nothing here,
In Davenport , Iowa.

By California standards
Four points five is just a reminder about where you are located.

The earth is telling you ,
That
There are other options you may want to consider.

After experiencing the Northridge quake,
We chose option B.

You can see tornados coming.

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OTOH – After thirty years in San Diego I’ve never experienced a hurricane or tornado. Hurricanes were a frequent threat while I lived in Boca Raton FL. And tornados while I lived in the Twin Cities, MN.

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And tornados while I lived in the Twin Cities, MN.

Yup. Our first of two winters there, I thought it was clear sailing after winter went away. Then came the tornado watches and warnings, so we had to go to the basement.

Camping with the kids was misery between the humidity, rain and mosquitoes in the summer.

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Originally posted by bendable:
You can see tornados coming.

In the daylight....................

Another 4.5 just hit about 10 minutes ago. Central Coast area. I felt a firm shaking here on the SF Peninsula.