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Earthquakes 07/22-07/23

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8:23a, 7/23/24
Apparently there were 3 last night and they could be felt for quite a distance. Some people said they felt them from New Mexico all the way to east of Dallas.

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8:55a, 7/23/24
"We don't know what caused these earthquakes but fracking causing earthquakes in West Texas."

Great insight by the reporter there. Very factual and accurate.
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phorizt
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8:57a, 7/23/24
I'm in Granbury and I felt it. I was sitting in my chair and it felt like my chair moved just a little bit. Not strong but I was like what is going on. I called my daughter out of her room and asked if she felt an earthquake and she said I was crazy.
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In reply to phorizt • 11:53a, 7/23/24
phorizt said:
I'm in Granbury and I felt it. I was sitting in my chair and it felt like my chair moved just a little bit. Not strong but I was like what is going on. I called my daughter out of her room and asked if she felt an earthquake and she said I was crazy.


You could both be right.
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12:31p, 7/23/24
I felt the first two in Midland.

The plantation shutters on the windows rattled slightly, and the sofa I was sitting on moved a little.
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12:40p, 7/23/24
It's not like earthquakes in Texas are a new thing.

Recorded history goes back almost to the Civil War. And they happened before then.
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Illustrious Potentate
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In reply to AgLA06 • 1:02p, 7/23/24
Probably all that uptick in fracking to support the war efforts of the Southern Army.
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10:27a, 7/26/24
2 more around Snyder, 5.0/4.9 and a 3.2
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10:33a, 7/26/24
Felt one this morning at the office in Dallas by Love Field. Build was shaking just a little. Lasted about 10 seconds
TexAgs: as long as we have each other, we will never run out of problems.
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11:04a, 7/26/24
Didn't really feel anything but heard a loud pop inside my house in NW Austin that lines up with the time of the earthquake.
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84AGEC
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1:19p, 7/26/24
Felt it in Lubbock this morning
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