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I used to live on Oahu when I was in high school. There were no active volcanos on that island but there were on the big island. I remember the volcano erupting around 2018 if I remember correctly. It was a big topic of conversation around my school. However, I didn't experience much other than cloudy skies due to it.

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I have never experienced a Volcanic eruptions, but I have experienced a few earthquakes being from San Diego. The earthquakes I've experienced have not been environmentally threatening as those in other parts of the world.

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I have lived in San Diego my whole life and while living here I have experienced many earthquakes. I don't quite remember all the details but I remember when I was about 10 or 11 we experienced an earthquake to the point where the closet doors were shaking violently and the chandelier over our dinning room table was shaking as well.

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The most significant earthquake I remember experiencing was on Eater in 2010. I remember being terrified because my dad thought it was a good idea to show me the movie "2012" and I was convinced that earthquake was the end of the world. I remember running outside with my family and looking at my house sway side to side. I also felt a very minor earthquake last Thursday but no one else I talked to felt it. I had to look it up to make sure I wasn't crazy!

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i have never really experience an earthquake before or a volcano eruption

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The only earthquakes I ever experienced were very small, quick and shaky ones while I was indoors. The room just swayed back and fourth like ti was made of jello, at times I didn't even realize it was happening util I noticed things clanging together. Ive experienced about 3-5 of these, some being here in San Diego, and a few in Sacramento.

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I have experienced many mini earthquakes throughout my time in San Diego, although I have never experienced an volcano, I have only experienced shaking throughout my home. Earthquakes are common in San Diego.

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I actually have never experienced an earthquake where i felt it. I have never been near an volcanic eruption but last August i visited the mt st helen!

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I have experienced many earthquakes living in San Diego and the one that sticks out to me was when i was around 6 or 7 and I was in Tijuana visiting my grandparents for a week and one me and my grandpa were in this convenient store and everything started to shake so we rushed outside. Then when I got back home my shelves full of toys were all knocked down.

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I may have experienced it, I remember it was one day at noon when I felt the ground shake.

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I don't know the exact year, but I distinctly remember when I experienced my first earthquake. I was only 1 years old when the 94' earthquake happened and we lived in Reseda, CA. Years later, which might have been 6-7 I recall thinking that our big glass sliding door had fell? The house shook momentarily and it was dark. Our house was fine, but an earthquake did in fact happen.

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I have never experienced a volcano first hand though I have experienced a few earthquakes living in California. Most of them have been very mild and I was not even aware of it occurring until after it was announced. Some have also taken place while I was sleeping, leaving me to also be unaware of its occurrence. The one earthquake that I do remember occurring was one that took place while I was around  eight years old. I remember being at a friend's house and suddenly the shelves on the wall started to shake and pictures and books fell down. I remember being a little scared though the rattling and shaking stopped after a minute or two and there was not much damage and or difference made to the house or the neighborhood.

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I have never experienced a volcanic eruption, but I have experienced plenty of earthquakes. The thing is though, a lot of them I sort of forgot or did not even feel, especially when my friends would be like, "Did you feel the earthquake earlier?" and I just be confused. I do remember one big one when I was younger, the whole house was moving and I remember watching our ceiling fan just sway in circles. Then all of our neighbors stood outside and asked if everyone was okay.

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I don't remember the year but I was in elementary school and it was when my family lived in Riverside. I vividly remember things shaking and my mom yelling at us to get under a doorway.

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I have experienced a couple of earthquakes, nothing too crazy but there is scary one that I still remember, I was like 6 years old, it was here in San Diego, during that time we lived in a Apartment, and I remember I was with my mom in the pool that was in the middle of the apartments, when suddenly small waves started creating and the water was coming out of the pool, me and my mom quickly got out, it was pretty scary not gonna lie.

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I have experienced a few earthquakes, but I am sure that hundreds have occurred nearby me that I barely even noticed, since living in Southern California. The only significant one that sticks out in my memory occurred on Easter in the early 2000s. I did not see any severe damage, though.

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I have never experience Earthquakes and Volcanos in my life. Although growing up in East Africa I have heard people in the Eastern pert of Uganda facing volcanos.

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As a Las Vegas Native, we experienced an earthquake but it was extremely small, too small to even notice. Other than that I never really experienced them.

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I’ve never experienced a volcano eruption or earthquakes. I’ve lived in Texas pretty much my whole life but i have experienced tornados.

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I have only experience earthquakes once in my life . I think this happened back in 2009 and it was the crazest and scary experience of my life why, when it happened, noon of us knew what to do so we all just started screaming and ran outside. thank God nobody was hurt and the place we were, it was a low level ground. ever since then, I been very caution by practicing on what to do when it does happen again.

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I have never experienced a volcanic eruption but I have experienced plenty of earthquakes, I have lived in California and Baja California all my life and one of my earliest memories is an earthquake and my sister getting stuck in the bathroom when it happened. Every year since kindergarten doing an earthquake drill in Mexico in memory of the disastrous earthquakes in Mexico City, I am deeply afraid of earthquakes since I live in a tsunami zone and since I found out about the San Andreas Fault.

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I have never experienced Volcano eruption before. However I have experienced earthquakes many many times in my life. I used to live in a high rise building and sometimes there would be earthquakes that would make the building tilt/rock back and forth and it was so scary! Although the building was made for earthquakes it's still very scary to experience especially because earthquakes can be dangerous and happen randomly in different parts of the world.

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I have experienced both but mainly earthquakes. Here in California, I've experienced many earthquakes but if I can recall I've only experienced 1 volcanic eruption in the Philippines. It was nowhere near I lived but you could see it going off in the distance. Sad to say there was one that erupted a couple years ago and still ongoing that is right near my family's home in Batangas.

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I've never experienced a volcano. I've experienced many earthquakes. I remember one in high school where everything in the room was shaking. It lasted 30 seconds or so.

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I have experiences earthquakes multiple times while living in San Diego! I remember vividly the Easter Earthquake as it shook the windows in the grandmas house. I have never experienced volcanoes!

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I have never experienced an earthquake or volcanic eruption. I have lived in San Diego for 4 years now and I keep waiting to experience my first earthquake. The only other place I have lived that gets earthquakes was Seattle but I never felt one there either. I feel excited and scared for the first one I get to experience!

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As someone born and raised in Missouri, earthquakes were pretty foreign to me, I’ve had some crazy encounters in San Diego, from chandeliers swinging and slipping up stairs during a quake, it’s been interesting to say the least. To quote the late, great Robin Williams, “California is God’s etch-a-sketch!”

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I had, one time experienced an Earthquake, acutually was two times. The first one was in the city of Tijuana and I was in my room in the second floor, my room used to have a fan in ceiling and this, started to move super weird and then after my bed for like 6 longest seconds! then I went downstairs and my father told me that was an earthquake. And the second time was in Ensenada, getting close to Handson Laguna in Ojos Negros Baja, and we were riding the motorcycles and we felt how the road make us dump, was suuuuper weird and then when we got to the little town we found out was an earthquake.

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I have never experienced a volcano eruption and I don't hope to anytime. I have experienced many earthquakes, that I can remember off the top of my head relatively 6 in total. I recently experienced one like three weeks ago it started in Tijuana and hit where I am in National City. The earthquake did not last very long but it was a quite strong one.

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I have never experienced a volcano eruption but I have experienced earthquakes and they weren't super bad. They have lasted like 2-3 seconds.

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I have never experienced a volcano eruption, but I have experienced plenty of earthquakes. Just this last week there were at least four. It is a very interesting experience

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Earthquakes are very common in the Imperial Valley where I am from. Typically they are small and do not cause a lot of damage but are followed up by smaller aftershocks. The big Easter earthquake of 2010 changed that and changed a lot of the buildings in our communities. Many of the older buildings were condemned but not torn down. Made the whole town look really old.
I have had no experience with volcanos even though I find them to be quite majestic.

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No I haven't. I don't wish to either. Natural disasters are not a vibe.

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I was actually living in Japan when the big earthquake happened. My family was part of the military so we were living on a base there. It was pretty hectic and they were giving us the chance to evacuate and go back to the US for a while.
As for volcanoes, I've never experienced and eruption but I have been to the Big Island in Hawaii. I was able to see the flowing volcanoes and it was definitely a breathe taking view.

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Growing up in Los Angeles and San Diego I remember many earthquakes ( and wildfires) but the most memorable one happened when I was working at Fashion Valley. I can't remember the exact year but it was between 2013-2016 but the quake was so bad that all of the mannequins and displays were falling off the walls , breaking glass and it had many aftershocks. So many of my coworkers were so scared that they left immediately to be with their families. I believe the quake was based in Baja, but I could be wrong. My legs felt like jello all day, it was eerie and scary!!

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As a native to Texas, Southeast Texas in particular (i.e. Houston, Beaumont, Newton), I have never experienced an earthquake or volcano. I am however very familiar with hurricanes and tornados.

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Similar to a few other comments I saw, I experienced an earthquake on Easter of 2010. I was only 7 when it happened so I remember being very confused because I did not know much about earthquakes. I remember feeling very dizzy and everyone freaking out because they couldn't stand straight.

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As if you didn't hate the doctor enough..

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As if you didn't hate the doctor enough..

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I was a wee lad. Possibly the age of eight and I was dragged to go see a doctor. As soon as we were seated in the lobby waiting area, picture frames started to shake violently. I remember the weird feeling of like a collective, "Sh*t'" moment where parents and the younger more instinctual kids were tense. Where do you go? We have children furniture in here so you can't even find a good desk to get under. It passed fairly quickly and left the already on edge kids at odds with medical professionals!

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Volcano: I remember as a child telling my Mom there was snow on my window, she was confused because it was May and 70 degrees. What actually happened was Mount St. Helens had erupted the day prior. And even though it was 1200 miles away, ash from the eruption dusted our windows.

Earthquake: I got in trouble for talking during a math test because I thought I felt and earthquake. No one else did, so the teacher told me I was being disruptive. It was in Colorado so Earthquakes were very rare, but the TV news confirmed I had felt one that night. I've felt many in San Diego. The strongest was the Easter Earthquake in 2009 (in Baja). It was 7.2 at epicenter. It occurred only a few weeks after Haiti's big earthquake which was about the same magnitude but due to the depth, building codes, and where it hit in the population zone - the Haiti earthquake was devastating, where as the damage from the Baja quake was minimal. I also remember a Earthquake when I worked at the Hotel Del. I barely felt it, but I could tell it hit because the lobby chandelier began swinging.

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Yes, I have experienced an earthquake on a minor scale. During the years in which I lived in the state of Santander in Colombia, I experienced earthquakes since many occur in that area. Colombia is a seismically active country and has a large seismic risk in many areas of its territory due to its location at the boundaries of the Malpelo, Panama, Caribbean, North Andes where most earthquakes occur, and South American Plates along the Pacific Ring of Fire. During an earthquake we always left the house for safety. But one factor in its favor is that our house was built with walls made of rammed earth. This material is constructed by ramming a mixture of gravel, sand, silt and a small amount of clay into place between flat panels called formwork. These rammed earth provide benefits to these earthquake hazard areas as two wythes of the rammed earth wall surround a layer of polyisocyanurate insulation to create a seismic-resistant wall with high thermal performance.

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Earthquakes, vividly remember this big one that was in Easter I think 2010 or 2009, but it was terrifying. I remember my family and I were at the Viejas buffet and we had to get down, under the tables because of how big it was.

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I Remember the Quake in Northridge I was living in Orange County at the time. I was in bed I had a futon; I remember moving across the floor and being woken up on the other end of the room it was pretty spooky. It was 1994 that is the biggest one I have experienced. Living in San Diego we have mini shakes all the time. you kind of just get used to it.

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I have only experienced two earthquakes since moving to California - one in 2019 near San Bernadino and one a few weeks ago in Chula Vista. Even though they're freaky, it's kind of cool to experience one because it's such a unique phenomenon that a lot of people in the world don't get to feel for themselves. Until it's dangerous, of course, then that's not good.

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A few weeks ago I was sitting on my couch watching TV when I felt shaking. It wasn't too crazy but I was confused whether it was an earthquake or not. Sometimes I feel random shaking so I always think there are earthquakes occurring. I asked my Fiancé if he felt the earthquake and he said no. But the next day I had classmates and family confirm it was one.

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I remember about 15 years ago experiencing an earthquake. I was at work in the bottom of a hotel and the entire building started to sway. It was super scary. 

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I remember about 15 years ago experiencing an earthquake. I was at work in the bottom of a hotel and the entire building started to sway. It was super scary. 

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Earth quake in Stockton California. I was on the second story of our building walking to the bathroom when, and I may be wrong, 4ish magnitude hit and when the shockwave reached me I was mid stride causing an extension of my stride. The wave physically added a longer and uncomfortable extension. Scary moment and I was surprised the building didn’t collapse.

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I've never experienced an earthquake or volcano. I don't know why but I never seem to feel the small earthquakes that happen here in California. I've only been here for the past 4 years so I've never really been around for a 'big' one.

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I believe last week we had an earthquake here! My 4 year old son and I felt it!

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I remember about 2 years ago I was having lunch with my husband at a restaurant in Del Mar, and all of a sudden I thought he was moving the table with his legs. I asked him why he was moving the table like that, because it seemed extremely weird to me, and he told me, that's not me! That's an earthquake! After those 4 seconds, everything stopped and we didn't feel anything else. But we checked later, and it was in fact an earthquake. That was the only time I felt an earthquake. In my home country we don't have earthquakes or volcanos.

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I remember experiencing the earthquake that happened during Easter Sunday in 2010. 

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I remember experiencing the earthquake that happened during Easter Sunday in 2010. 

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Born and raised in Southern California. Do I really need to say much more hahaha? The last big earthquake I remember was April 4, 2010, Easter Sunday. I was eighteen at the time and joked that it was Jesus rising from the grave, not proud of it but definitely broke the tension right after all the shaking stopped. Only volcano I have ever seen was on a trip to Hawaii and a guided tour on the big island that took us to an area that had plenty of evidence of recent volcanic activity. Further down the long cooled and hardened lava flow there was steam rising from where the molten rock met the ocean, it was a very beautiful thing to witness that kind of creation fueled by such a complex system.

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Before moving from Chicago and Atlanta to California, I was only familiar with extreme cold weather, tornadoes and hurricanes. I’ve experienced about 2, maybe 3, earthquakes since moving here 7 years ago. It was an interesting feeling to feel the earth shake like that and seeing how fragile things really are. It made me feel really small.

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As a person who lives in Southern California we frequently enough experience regular small quakes. I did live in Hawaii briefly in 2019, on the Big Island, a few months after their huge eruption at the time. I went to see where the crazy lava flow they had, had dried up and was starting to get cleared off the road. It was so much more than you realize seeing it in videos.
Also one day there was a small quake, which was definitely volcanic activity, rather than seismic. Pretty scary, made me very nervous. It was basically the same as an small Cali quake but the looming threat of the Volcano made it a little more intimidating.