Earthquake EAS Scenario: Emergency Action Notification

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[@roygoodhand1301]

However, a M8.2 in the San Francisco area seems a little unlikely. That's pushing the upper end of what the San Andreas can produce. Also, the big virtual quake is M10.4.

[@odnpntYT]

There already was an earthquake in San Francisco

[@Aldrich01]

10.3?! THAT'S HUGE

[@vxxlxD3MONxlxxv]

That's what she said!

[@Aldrich01]

Very mature.....

[@ryanfriedman4329]

The largest recorded was a 9.5 in Chile back in 1960.

[@Aldrich01]

9.5's the biggest REAL LIFE ONE. 10.3 is the big VIRTUAL one.

[@ars202]

THATS BIGGER THAN THE CHILLIE EARTHQUAKE!!!!

[@XXChicagoGuy]

wow nice! love the ending

[@easalert88]

even today this is still amazing. 10/10

[@EASbabe89]

Bravo! 5/5! :) The ending was fantastic...

[@AirShark95]

10.3 is impossible. The fault line must spread across the hole planet to produce such a quake The most likely quake that will happen might be a magnitude 8.8+ off the coast of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia.

[@TheLordshinnok]

In speaking of I have seen some videos called the big Pacific Northwest earthquake aka the big one. Washington, Oregon where I do live, and California will be damaged by the earthquake if it ever happens.

[@easalert88]

Hot Damn! That's one of my ways of saying awesome

[@CraigBaker96837]

Another thing I realized starting at 1:56: that sounds like the old days of the EBS.

[@CrownCrystal]

Anyone here after the recent events?

[@fixman88]

That was so realistic it was scary! 5 stars!

[@AirShark95]

@MIKON8ERISBACK 9.5 actually. Chile 1960.

[@eggg911]

Literally the government if Hammerdom actually spawned in real life: (yeah this is about cube combination)

[@SuperVillaTube]

Holy fck that 8.2 sounded like the 1906 quake in San Francisco

[@kusuriurikun]

Aww, no New Madrid? :D (Seeing as the last time it blew it made the MISSISSIPPI RIVER CHANGE COURSE... :D) In all seriousness, though, VERY good example of how the EAN isn't just for nuclear attacks and alien invasions. :D (And this is the first time, I think, you've done one where the station didn't have an NDEA and was shutting down...nice!)

[@BradleyJuby]

We've had earthquakes here as of late.

[@coldsteel2204]

How ironic I would upload a CEM for a single earthquake in Oklahoma City and I find this.

[@Karsonist]

I'd probably feel the Dallas Quake.

[@matthewslee910]

nrhoden11 you were right!! A long time ago, many people thought earthquakes couldn't go over 10.0. But some asteroid impacts could result in an earthquake over 10.0!! During the late heavy bombardment, some really huge asteroids caused earthquakes that were 20.0 or more!!

[@epicstimulus282]

It would take between magnitude 11 and 13 to split the Earth in two

[@damonthaplaya8443]

​@@epicstimulus282 nah, I think it'll take a magnitude 20.0 or higher earthquake to literally split the world in two. Or into pieces.

[@miguelangeles8153]

In 2010 i was 4 years old was in a trip to Dallas an the floor start quivering

[@EduardoTVideos]

6.4 Earthquake on New York City = Nothing 7.0 Earthquake on Wyoming = Yellowstone erupts 10.3 Earthquake on Aleutian Islands = See the LA earthquake on "2012" film

[@connor-petri]

RIP Headphone users

[@SomeRandomDylan]

I spent 2 minutes trying to get that fly off my screen...

[@CraigBaker96837]

@Kwamtumgaming Wanna say that again? I already know that, but he is known for making extremely realistic EAS messages. So, I figured that I could tell him that so it doesn't sound as fake as most of them are.

[@davidweber9375]

2:14 no spongebob, NO AMAZING WORLD OF GUMBALL, NO GRAVITY FALLS!?!?!??!?!

[@coolleo149]

AN EARTHQUAKE IN DFW?!!! 😱😱😱

[@fnxdos]

a 7.0 in wyoming uh oh then yellowstone would erupt

[@adamphoenix93]

wow...10.3 magnitude

[@PastebunAnon]

10.3 HOLY SHIT. That Would Cause a Tsunami BIGGER Than Japans.

[@80230a]

Salt lake City - 10.9.

[@sonicbigfan1]

im so lucky. i live in oklahoma.

[@ApprenticeTacoMan]

who voices these?

[@naomedavise7339]

they saw water funny. they are like WATAR

[@ShayminLover492]

8.3 earthquake in San Francisco - Golden Gate Bridge collapses

[@damonthaplaya8443]

Shaymin Lover nah, it would take an _8.9_ magnitude earthquake to destroy the bridge, according to experts.

[@coffeeandsugar20]

"Notification" is spelled Notificación in spanish.

[@YoshiPooper]

@MrLuebeck It is supposed to be XD

[@Mayaisawesome91]

BRO SAID 10.3😭✋🏻

[@stormboy4k]

hi

[@carnivalgenesiscross9055]

>>>>7.0 in Wyoming Oh no...

[@NicholasBarton2005]

I'M IN THE UK I'M SAFE

[@lolwut71]

@sonicbigfan1 Google New Madrid Fault.. :-) and [PDF] EFFECT OF FUTURE NEW MADRID REGION EARTHQUAKES ON OKLAHOMA

[@CraigBaker96837]

I figured that I should tell you this, but the Emergency Action Notification network is not real. It's the Primary Entry Point System.

[@Johnnyboy4200]

ww not new york

[@roygoodhand1301]

To everyone saying the largest ever quake was M9.5: Wrong. That quake was M9.6, not M9.5. Also, asteroids could generate quakes of MAGNITUDE FIFTEEN so a M10.3 is very possible!

[@King_Whitebread]

It’s very possible if a meteor was to crash into the earth. There isn’t a fault line large enough to generate a 10.3 earthquake or even a 10.0 one.

[@GAHDOOOO]

SF? Crap.