On Monday, March 17, 2014 - St. Patrick's Day -- there was an earthquake in Los Angeles. Although the quake was measured at a 4.4-magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale, you can clearly see the impact on people during an earthquake.
There were at least six aftershocks, with the strongest being measured at a 2.7-magnitude temblor. Some fear that this quake could mark the end of the several year "earthquake drought" that the area has experienced. Below is a video of newscasters live when the earthquake hit.
The earthquake also made us recall the 2011 Japanese earthquake and Tsunami. All of Japan moved about 10 feet!
There were at least six aftershocks, with the strongest being measured at a 2.7-magnitude temblor. Some fear that this quake could mark the end of the several year "earthquake drought" that the area has experienced. Below is a video of newscasters live when the earthquake hit.
The earthquake also made us recall the 2011 Japanese earthquake and Tsunami. All of Japan moved about 10 feet!
