‘Walls shaking’: 4.5 quake strikes Tulsa, Oklahoma
Social media has been flooded with reports of an earthquake after a 4.5-magnitude tremor hit near the second-largest city in Oklahoma. It comes two months after an even stronger quake hit the area.
The quake hit 14 kilometers east-south-east of Pawnee city, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.
There were no immediate reports of structural damage or casualties, but numerous witnesses reported the walls of their homes vibrating or shaking.
JUST IN- 4.1 magnitude #earthquake occurred at 12:26am EDT near Pawnee, OK (west of Tulsa) (corrected time) pic.twitter.com/VRV5ydzvEA
— StormCenter7 (@StormCenter7) November 2, 2016
Tulsa area rocked by earthquake late Tuesday night, fifth in the state Tuesday https://t.co/bkaYboxwuEpic.twitter.com/xOL6U0k0Uy
— Tulsa World (@tulsaworld) November 2, 2016
Another big earthquake in Tulsa Oklahoma happening right now...
— Clarkenobi|BadHombre (@c_Thundr) November 2, 2016
@MrsJordanBrandt@KTULNews I felt it, couldn't figure why the wall was vibrating. Wow.
— Annie Em Annie Em !! (@anniemihalo) November 2, 2016
@EmilyVirginOK my dog felt it before it started and then barked the whole time it was rattling the house (Tulsa) #earthquake
— Patti Barker (@pattibarker) November 2, 2016
Wow it's Rocking in #Tulsa tonight. #earthquake
— Jody Tidwell (@mokaky) November 2, 2016
