hi and gud morning, i just had a look and nothing has been reported?

10-degree Map Centered at 10°N,125°E

 

I felt it out here in Dauin. Not much, just a little shaking.

 

i was with this desktop and i feel the intense...
maybe im wrong...
thanks!

 

I usually visit this site: Welcome to the USGS - U.S. Geological Survey for earthquake information. Try the link below:
Latest Earthquakes in the World - Past 7 days

This should keep you updated on earthquakes around the world.

 

8:13 was about the time I came home and felt into my bed... didn't think that that rocked the ground that hard...

 

Thanks Coyotes and bold.and.beautiful for the links. I've added them to my collection. I'll trade anyone building a similar URL collection the following for Philippine severe weather:

PAGASA - DOST - DOST SERVICE INSTITUTES

PAGASA is the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration. There's a mouthful for you!

 

than you might like :: Typhoon2000.com® :: The Philippines' First Website on Tropical Cyclones (Since 1997)

 

Thanks Rhoody. I use the PAGASA site as well as:

Japan Meteorological Agency

which is the URL of the Japanese Meteorological Agency, and

https://metocph.nmci.navy.mil/jtwc.php

which is the US Navy's Joint Warning Ctr in Hawaii, The URL frequently does not come up. One of the major problems in the Pacific is the competition or perpetual "pissing contest" amongst the various national agencies over naming of the storms, which (all too) frequently change names as they cross reporting boundaries.

The Eastern Pacific and the Atlantic have no such problems, since all the nations involved co-operate, even Cuba. The communist regime even tolerates overflight by US hurricane hunter aircraft without trying to shoot them down. Northerly Canada has a hurricane warning center which is active during the annual season.

 

Went to PHIVOLCS this afternoon and they did give me information on the two earthquakes felt here on Wednesday and Thursday. Here goes: on Wednesday at 8:12 a.m. a magnitude 2.8 tremor/intensity 3 tremor was felt in Dumaguete, Valencia, Sibulan and a few other places. It was volcanic in origin, most likely from the Cuernos de Negros, close to the Mt. Talinis, an inactive volcano with no recorded eruption for the last 600 years. Today, Thursday, a magnitude 4.5 earthquake was recorded near Anda, Bohol, and was felt in Hibok-hibok, Camiguin (intensity 3), Cebu City and Jagna, Bohol (intensity2), and in Dumaguete City and Tagbilaran City, Bohol (intensity1). It's surprising these two tremors have not been reported yet to the USGS. :(