Update 3:50 p.m. – A third earthquake in less than 24 hours has struck near the same area. Only this time in Logan County.
At 3:13 p.m. the United States Geological Survey reported a 3.0 quake in Logan County between Charter Oak and Simmons on the west side of I-35. It measured 3.1 miles deep.
Workers at a doctors clinic said one of their chairs moved and another c0-worker said it felt like someone had hit their building.
This is third quake in 22 hours to hit the area.
Oklahoma has now had eight quakes today, 21 in the past seven days, 46 this month and a total of 141 in the past year.
Update 9:00 a.m. – A second quake shook near the south county line nearly 12 hours later early Monday morning.
This time the earthquake, registering a 3.3, was on the east side of I-35 between Waterloo and Sorghum Mill Rd. at 5:07 a.m.
Original Story
Once again the earth continues to move near Logan County. This time a 3.4 earthquake hit and some thought it was an explosion of some sort.
The latest quake hit at 5:25 just south of the Logan County line between Waterloo and Sorghum Mill Rd (west of I-35) in Oklahoma County, according to a report by the United States Geological Survey.
The center of the quake was about four miles north of Edmond and 11 miles south of Guthrie. The quake was measured 3.4 miles down into the earth.
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One resident near Midwest Blvd and Simmons Rd (east of I-35) called emergency personnel after hearing a loud explosion. After arriving to the scene, a deputy ruled it was the earthquake.
Channel four had some news and info on fracking / it showed on tv once and dissapeared from all further news reports buried forever. Now we “Oklahomans” are being squeezed in from the Atlantic and Pacific tectonic plates “cause OKLA is in the middle” After all the fracking is done /oil is taken out and long gone, and the companies involved have disappeared with their monies the truth will come out like on a “new” channel 4 story. Its like living in the matrix.