Well, did you feel it?

[Shoxfan11]

At 3:17 pm, just felt another one...wow.

Thanks for making me feel sane, thought I was the only one who felt that one

[SHOXAAC]

Thanks for making me feel sane, thought I was the only one who felt that one

It was definately smaller scale vs. the one last week, but it was felt.

[tropicalshox]

It was a 2.2 in Caldwell.

[tropicalshox]

I guess the Caldwell one was 10 hours ago. A 4.4 23 minutes ago in Cherokee, Oklahoma.

[WstateU]

I thought I felt it too, but figured my head was throbbing after hearing that Shamet might be out 6-8 weeks.

[ShockBand]

I fell down at 3:17. Sorry.

[1972Shocker]

I'm afraid that these quakes getting bigger are a precursor to a major one. The fault line near Wichita has been inactive for a very long time. Now it isn't.

http://kfor.com/2015/11/23/only-a-matter-of-time-before-the-big-one-shakes-oklahoma/

[SHOXAAC]

I fell down at 3:17. Sorry.

Drinking earlier in the day, I see.

[ShockerFever]

Again. 4.5 at 3:50.

Shook the bed and a picture frame bit it.

Didn't seem to last as long as the last one. No "roar" either.

[SHOXAAC]

Again. 4.5 at 3:50.

Shook the bed and a picture frame bit it.

Didn't seem to last as long as the last one. No "roar" either.

The frequency of these is a bit disturbing.

[ShockerFever]

The frequency of these is a bit disturbing.

Disturbing and a bit annoying. The "experts" say a 6.0 is likely in a matter of time. I dunno how you predict earthquakes, but that's what they're talking about FWIW.

[RoyalShock]

This one was my fault. I was awaken by a falling tree branch. I got up to look out the window and thought to myself, "I hope we don't get another earthquake during this ice storm." Literally five minutes later, a whole lotta shakin' goin' on.

I'm just starting to learn the depth of my powers.

[ShoxRoxMySox]

Try these damn things living in the Garvey Center... This building was built to sway with the wind, more noticeable up top, and it's freaky during EQ's. Before this month, I felt anything above a 4.3 around Enid, and very noticeable when they're 4.7-4.8, and I'd say I noticed about 4 of those over the last year. Then noticed 3 this month, and last night's seemed like the worst I've felt up here (though I was out during last week's big one). No clue what a potential 6.0 EQ in OK would do up here, but I happen to be moving out next month anyway, phew.

[SB Shock]

Disturbing and a bit annoying. The "experts" say a 6.0 is likely in a matter of time. I dunno how you predict earthquakes, but that's what they're talking about FWIW.

I think they look at it statistically - the magnitudes take a normal distribution so after a big enough sample size they can determine the probabilities for different magnitudes. Also I have read the more small earthquakes, then there is a increase in probability of having a "large" earthquake. Not sure if that is based on statistics or physics.

[ShockdaWorld]

Dammit!! Slept through another one. I wonder if that's when the dog crawled under the covers. Maybe he was scared.