Bay Area

Felt it in Hayward. Mild shaking, but it lasted longer than most quakes. The cat was spooked.

TBH, I’m a little pissed that the MyShake app didn’t give a heads up or have info on this earthquake immediately afterwards. I had to google it to find the USGS entry. Considering the app warned us about a distant quake last week that turned out to be nothing, and also send out the annual test alert early at like 3:30am, the signal to noise for these alerts is currently pretty terrible.

Also can I say thank you for making this post! One of the (very) few things I miss about the /r/bayarea subreddit was the slew of posts asking if anyone felt an earthquake. More often than not, I could confirm that the mild shaking was an earthquake much faster this way than by waiting for the USGS earthquake database or a government alert.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc73952475/executive

currently USGS says it was in Millbrae and a 3.9.

In Millbrae, lying on my sofa. Didn't feel a thing. Worries me that my internal earthquake sensor doesn't really work very well.

Barely felt it in SF.

I didn't notice it in East Bay but I was also assembling furniture at the same time

Felt it in downtown Oakland.

East Bay also. Not too strong, but IMO went on a bit longer than average.

East bay here, felt it. Felt like apt building was rolling, shifting. Then followed by a rumbling shaking that lasted less than a minute.

Felt a strong shake in Lower Haight SF