Three quakes in New Madrid seismic zone .Tennessee GLPers please report what you see

Look on google maps. Just a few hundred feet NW is a strange looking metallic tower. The surrounding area looks weird too. Trees in straight lines. Looks like google is hiding something there.

Taylor?

I just saw 3 flashes of what I assumed was lightning but I looked outside and the sky is clear rn
im in southern mo

felt it big time it's like the earth was shaking.

isn't that pretty close where the big one hit way back when.

It's the same seismic zone.So yes it's close.And those flashes thx for report.

Southern MO here
Havent noticed anything yet
but was late to the party

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Southern Missouri but didn't feel anything.

Remember St Louis had one a month ago and last November southern Missouri had a 4.0

Latest one hit in Newbern, TN (3.1 and 12KM deep). Newbern is only 12 miles due south of ReelFoot Lake. Reelfoot Lake was created by the December 1811 megaquake in that area that caused a subduction area that was filled by the MS river.

More quakes happen in that area the pucker factor will greatly intensify for millions of people from St. Louis all the way down to Memphis. The 1811 and early 1812 quakes in that area knocked out glass windows in Greenville, SC and toppled chimneys in Washington D.C.

And my old man thought I was crazy when I asked him if he felt the shaking

N W. Nashville...
Nothing.

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The New Madrid Seismic Zone, located in southeast Missouri and adjacent states (Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and Illinois) is the most seismically active area in North America east of the Rocky Mountains.

This zone generated a massive family of quakes between 1811 and 1812 that changed the course of the Mississippi River. Experts believe the New Madrid Zone has been responsible for magnitude 7 to 8 intensity earthquakes about every 500 years over the past 1,200 years.

Earthquakes everywhere occur on faults within bedrock, usually miles deep. The earthquakes of the New Madrid Seismic Zone occur within a large network of faults called the Reelfoot rift. The rift formed about 500 million years ago when the region was stretched in the northwest-southeast direction.

Along a northeast-southwest zone at least 40 miles wide and 300 miles long, the rocks in the rift were slowly dropped down about 1 mile along some of the faults.

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That region is undergoing east-west shortening, and the ancient faults of the Reelfoot rift are being reactivated to generate earthquakes. Presently, the Reelfoot rift and the New Madrid Seismic Zone are 1,200 miles from the nearest plate boundary, which is in the Caribbean Sea.

3.1 is not much but if the big one hits again in this area, St. Louis and Memphis are toast.

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Nothing in Arizona.

I'm just outside of Chicago and the foundation of my house has been making strange loud noises the past few weeks.... not sure if New Madrid reaches that far north...??