Yesterday, I also read a brief description that a number of homes near the epicenter were destroyed due to liquefaction. I don't recall the last time I've heard of reports of liquefaction after an earthquake, even in spite of the series of massive quakes we've had lately.

Southern California has been relatively quiet, major earthquakewise, since 1994. I hope this shaking will prompt residents to get up to snuff on preparedness at home, their workplace and in their vehicles.

It's just a matter of time....

Yep, time to repack the truck and replace the water. With summer approaching it's a good time. The stuff at home is continually rotated.