The earthquake that struck the northeast region left a lasting impact on the lives of many individuals, each with their own unique and diverse experiences.
The earthquake that struck New Jersey was the most powerful in over 250 years, with its epicenter located in the Garden State.
Video footage captured the exact moment when the earthquake struck, providing a glimpse into the chaos that ensued. Inside a bustling coffee shop, customers quickly abandoned their seats and sought safety. Meanwhile, a home security camera documented the scene as picture frames tumbled from the walls, adding to the sense of urgency and alarm.
In one video, a family dog was shown sensing the earthquake before the shaking began.
Upon visiting the bustling city of New York, a few tourists admitted to feeling a sense of uncertainty initially. On the other hand, those who had journeyed from California, a state prone to seismic activity, were no strangers to the sensation of earthquakes.
The earthquake sent tremors rippling through New York City, leaving its residents startled and shaken. Josh Einiger provides a firsthand account of how the seismic activity was experienced across the bustling metropolis.
Residents in Lebanon, New Jersey, near the epicenter, expressed their fear and confusion, believing that they were witnessing the aftermath of an explosion.
Gino and his son from Lebanon vividly recount the deafening sound of the explosion, likening it to the tremors of an earthquake.
A different man expressed his belief that a potential train crash could have occurred.
Crystal Cranmore is reporting on the earthquake from Whitehouse Station.
Residents on Long Island were startled by a series of tremors, leaving them questioning whether they had just experienced an earthquake. The ground shook, causing a stir among the locals.
Chantee Lans also engages with Babylon residents who witnessed the earthquake.
As a precautionary measure, certain schools chose to temporarily keep children indoors.
But for college students at Rutgers, the experience was something to cherish, an exhilarating morning that they couldn’t wait to recount to their friends.
Toni Yates brings us the latest updates on the earthquake in New Brunswick.
In Westchester County, north of the city, the ground also trembled.
Marcus Solis interviews several residents from Westchester, who vividly describe their experience during Friday’s earthquake.
In New York City, the Department of Buildings is urging residents to follow the age-old advice of “If you see something, say something.” This reminder is particularly important when it comes to identifying cracks or deteriorating facades.
Mayor Eric Adams and other officials in New York City give an update following an earthquake in the area.
