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Related: About this forumMLK Day 1994 - the Northridge Earthquake
It was noted that thanks to the holiday there was less traffic.
We certainly felt it in Orange County.
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MLK Day 1994 - the Northridge Earthquake (Original Post)
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Jan 2024
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fierywoman
(7,690 posts)1. I was one or two towns over from it ...
Beatlelvr
(619 posts)2. I live in So. California but we were on a walking tour in SF area
We had to drive home the next day. We took the 5 fwy. It took 12 hours, instead of the usual 5-7 hours because of the heavy traffic. Brutal.
IcyPeas
(21,901 posts)3. 4:31 in the morning. It was terrifying. Pitch black.
Constant aftershocks.
Juneboarder
(1,732 posts)4. I lived in Northridge
At the top of Tampa, and it was gnarly. I'll never forget having to use a port-a-potty for weeks after because of all the damage to our neighborhood.