Moroni lost his trumpet, the SLC airport was closed and the toilet paper was gone. Although to be honest, that was probably because the pandemic had been declared just 6 days earlier. My daughter and I had caught a late flight out of Colombia to Miami – one of the last for a while. We got up at o’dark-thirty and got on a plane to Denver. When we landed, we found out there had been an earthquake in Salt Lake City and no flights were landing. With so much uncertainty between earthquakes and pandemics, we rented a car and drove home.
Fox News was live during last year’s earthquake
WATCH: The March 18, 2020 earthquake happened while FOX 13 was live https://t.co/BWUsnnNjjW
— FOX 13 News Utah (@fox13) March 18, 2021
Dave Noriega recorded it too
One year ago today.
#magnaearthquake #utquake https://t.co/Cc4G2Wszhh
— KSL NewsRadio (@kslnewsradio) March 18, 2021
What we’ve learned since last year’s quake and the almost 3000 aftershocks
Here’s my report from @fox13 @ 5 on the FASCINATING new discoveries we’ve learned about earthquakes along the Wasatch Front as a result of the 5.7 magnitude Magna quake (and the 2,590 subsequent earthquakes): https://t.co/OvFyfEdRkq #utpol #Utah pic.twitter.com/k3LokvGgKJ
— Ben Winslow (@BenWinslow) March 18, 2021
Annnnd – it wasn’t “the big one”
MORE: A year later experts still say Utah is at risk of a major earthquake of magnitude 7 to 7.5, and the 5.7 Magna earthquake did not diminish that riskhttps://t.co/nCG9Vx6ppz https://t.co/HtDnjeaycx
— Jade Elliott (@JadeElliottTV) March 18, 2021
One year on, Gov. Cox reminds us to be prepared.
Important reminder one year later. Visit https://t.co/ioMexCfVN4 to find out how your family can be prepared for the next one. https://t.co/CAADhdf1fA
— Spencer Cox (@SpencerJCox) March 18, 2021
