Haven't heard of any. Anchorage Daily News said we had a 5.7 a few days ago in the Cook Inlet area. My wife was in the L. Clark area this weekend and felt an earthquake Saturday some time. With 2 boys 7 and 10 in the house it would have to be a 7+ for me to notice. Many Alaskan earthquakes are pretty deep in the earth, our buildings are built heavy for the cold so it has to be a big shake to do much damage compared to California. A few years ago there was a pretty big quake in the interior, messed up roads and stuff but people hardly noticed it until they saw the roads. If it had happened where there was a lot of people it could have been a different story.
Associated with the Cook Inlet quakes, one nearby volcano has been upgraded to code orange.
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/story/667425.htmRedoubt rumbling prompts volcano alert
By GEORGE BRYSON
gbryson@adn.com
Published: January 25th, 2009 05:25 PM
Last Modified: January 25th, 2009 05:51 PM
New seismic activity at Mount Redoubt increased significantly early Sunday and may be the prelude to an eruption, "perhaps within hours to days," the Alaska Volcano Observatory is reporting.
