SEATTLE (Reuters) - A strong earthquake struck Seattle on Wednesday at about 10:55 a.m. PST, rattling buildings and forcing the evacuation of high rise offices in parts of the downtown, witnesses said.
There were no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries in the quake that lasted 45 seconds. CBS radio said the quakes measured 6.2 and was centered about 30 miles from the city.
Windows were broken in some buildings. One witness told CNN the quake was strong enough to knock items off shelves, while another said the quake cracked some walls.
I haven't heard of any injuries yet. Let's hope everyone is OK.
There were no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries in the quake that lasted 45 seconds. CBS radio said the quakes measured 6.2 and was centered about 30 miles from the city.
Windows were broken in some buildings. One witness told CNN the quake was strong enough to knock items off shelves, while another said the quake cracked some walls.
I haven't heard of any injuries yet. Let's hope everyone is OK.