Millions of people across Southern California learned about a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that hit San Diego County on Monday not from their windows rattling or their picture frames clattering, but from ...

Heart in my a**." The other user said in response: "Never run for a doorway in an earthquake you duck and cover immediately. We all felt it." Earthquake seismographs stationed across California ...

While the advice to stay inside and drop, cover and hold on applies ... consider moving outside during a quake. Dr. McBride advised researching local protocols for earthquake response.

what should you do at the first sign of an earthquake? Drop, cover, and hold on. You want to get under a desk or table if you can. Make sure to cover your head and your neck. If you’re outside ...

When an earthquake hits, many people's first instinct is to run, but as The Weather Network's Kim MacDonald explains, that ...

We know the catchy phrase: “Drop, Cover, and Hold On,” when it ... for days or even a week without outside help? Does your family have a plan? National Earthquake Preparedness Month is ...

Anyone experiencing an earthquake should drop to the ground under a table or desk, cover your head and neck with your arm to protect yourself, and hold on ... meeting place outside of the building.

An earthquake with a 5.2 preliminary magnitude ... "Don’t forget to drop, cover and hold on when shaking starts," the Governor's Office of Emergency Services said on X. Kinsey Crowley is a ...

Running outside is not advised ... which is why we practice this drop, cover, hold on, because we want to build the muscle memory so that way, when an earthquake happens, people are less ...