Like two minutes before posting that I felt it. I looked it up and there was a 3.8 one in northern Armenia where they tend to take place. You can feel the tremors in Tbilisi.
I see... good thing it's not that strong, but still stay safe... :)
Earthquakes are becoming common in many places these days, and some of them are really scary. T_T
This region does sit right on a tectonic plate, so they're pretty frequent and not usually that bad. It's the second one I've experienced since being here, the first was last year. Didn't feel any in the southern areas of Armenia though.
That makes sense. It's the same in my country (the Philippines). There are times when it's stronger than usual, so every time we feel some shaking, we tend to worry about which area was affected and how strong it is.
Like two minutes before posting that I felt it. I looked it up and there was a 3.8 one in northern Armenia where they tend to take place. You can feel the tremors in Tbilisi.
I see... good thing it's not that strong, but still stay safe... :)
Earthquakes are becoming common in many places these days, and some of them are really scary. T_T
This region does sit right on a tectonic plate, so they're pretty frequent and not usually that bad. It's the second one I've experienced since being here, the first was last year. Didn't feel any in the southern areas of Armenia though.
That makes sense. It's the same in my country (the Philippines). There are times when it's stronger than usual, so every time we feel some shaking, we tend to worry about which area was affected and how strong it is.