Oklahoma earthquakes

>>55792189
nice meme

>>55792100
Quakes are annoying, but as long as they stay under the 5.0 range (as they have been in OK), structural damage will be fairly minimal.

Fracking can probably induce quakes in the 3.5 to high-4 range by lubricating faults in the top part of the upper crust, but I'd be shocked if anything really strong resulted from a fracking operation. You need a lot more fundamental terrestrial pressure than just well injections to set off a big one.

>>55792100
/tulsa/ fag here. Didn't feel anything for once.

>>55792863
T-Town here too, felt it. Lots of people in Wichita tweeting about it.

>>55793001

Where are you? In south Tulsa all night. Maybe north felt it more?

Maybe Oklahoma will finally be the sinkhole it was always destined to be.

>>55793050
South suburbs

>>55793312

>Tfw you're probably within a mIle of my store

Nothing, anon. I usually feel the weaker ones when I'm sitting down. Would love a repeat of the one in 2011 (I think that was the year).

>>55793572
A lot of people around here visit /pol/ apparently. A few nights ago there were 4 of so people in an Oklahoma thread from Bixby. Anything stronger than the 2011 quakes would get people riled up for sure.

>>55793927

I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, I work with someone who goes here once in a while. Guess we'll all be here on the next tornado thread in the spring, eh?

>>55794139
Hopefully we continue to get lucky in Tulsa avoiding the big one.