and on february 20th, 2008, the moon rose full over the carson valley. i after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother craig and little alyssa, settled in the dental watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch when she woke up with a. start >> thinking i was late for work. it was 2:30 in the morning. i was like, oh i'm not late. so i went and got in the bed. >> crawled in with ben, she said. moonlight on the color covers. warmth inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woken up by the smell and then a loud noise. my ears were ringing. but at first i thought i was dreaming. >> the smell? >> yeah, it was the smell of the gunpowder. >> as she told it, she looked over at ben. saw by the light of the moon he appeared to have slept through whatever it was. she announced him. he didn't stir. >> so i was like, ok i'll go check it out. so i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized our front door was open. >> but you didn't see anybody? >> no. >> halfway down the hall, she said, cold air rushing in. she knew

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in that area 30 from like the owens valley out through today. the carsonnd actually even farther north and part of the overall process by which the sierra nevada is growing higher and that the ranges across nevada get spread apart. so it it's part of well known tectonic on geologic time. it does seem to have more active times in less active time. so like back you know, around 1915 or a bunch of earthquakes. and of locations through there. and it's been quite while and then the last couple years. yeah, there's been quite a few earthquakes and im not. in in walker's lane. and it's one of those things that we see time's up increased sites city. and unfortunately the best we can say is that when you have a lot of earthquakes. you tend to have a lot of earthquakes until you having lot of earthquake. there's nothing that now this now becomes a joke. and i i wouldn't even call this a secret. it's just a somewhat more active caught. >> okay. well, we also understand that there's some volcanic activity or formations out there with this indicate there might be some

valley fault. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to east of carson city in nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> this chandelier rocking back and forth in brentwood. >> i thought it was just me. >> reporter: others didn't at all. he wasn't impressed, but she was sitting in a classroom. >> yes, we are, of course. who is not going to be. like she got us, dropped her bag and phone, do we have to go out? >> it was little vibrations. it was nothing. >> reporter: for burkhart and the campers in coleville they'll try to rest after quite the afternoon. >> nobody was hurt, no injuries, no damage, a few uneasy guests that aren't used to earthquakes so we're keeping them calm and moving them to different parts of the property. >> reporter: the usgs reported more than 40 aftershocks. geologists say the chance the antelope valley fault will have a larger earthquake in the coming days is around 6%. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> we track the follow-up from the quake and numerous aftershocks. head to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates on this earthquake when we're not on the air

valley fault since 1994. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to even carson city and nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> reporter: closer to home, this chandelier shaking back and forth. >> i thought it was just me. my chair was moving. >> reporter: and he was not impressed. she was sitting in a classroom. >> my teacher, i saw her reaction. she grabbed her bag and her phone. >> it was a little vibration. it was nothing. a little shake. >> reporter: as for burkhart and the campers in coleville, they'll try to rest after quite the afternoon. >> nobody was hurt, no injuries no, damage. a few uneasy guests that are not used to earthquakes. >> reporter: the usgs reported more than 40 aftershocks. they say there's a chance there will be a larger earthquake in the coming days but only about 6%. ian cole. nbc bay area news. >> jeff, usually we have aftershocks in the 2's. this time we're talking a 6.0 magnitude. now the aftershocks in the 4's. what are you seeing now? >> it is still rumbling. the most recent sizable aftershock, a 4.3 at 10:04. look at all the activity. you can see all

the quake was felt all the way to the pacific coast and throughout the central valley in california and in reno and carson city in nevada. and this is video. a viewer sent us from daly city. the rocking swinging the light fixture hanging from the ceiling there. >> thankfully there were no immediate reports of serious damage or injury. we begin with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he's been tracking the quakes and a dozens of aftershocks. yeah. boy, it just continues to rattle up there just in the last few minutes we've had another 2.8 as you make your way near markley bill. those areas continuing to rock all the way down in the bridgeport. but you see strong earthquake magnitude six-point-one near topaz lake just to the south of topaz on 3.95 and driven there you can notice the sierra nevada. >> as they just shut up the sky really lifting up. and then we had quakes for the south. they all occurred right around the same time which made it quite interesting as these got so so fast. so, yeah, this is what happened. right along the plate boundaries here. we've got the north american plate and we've g

carson city. a lot of people there reported feeling the quake, certainly the one in smith valley, nevada. again, it is hard for us to say which, because they happen so close to each other, that we are feeling the shaking from more that we did, but i will say that i looked out my workspace and said, if that is based around here i would put that at a 3.2 or 3.5. if it were farther away, of course, it could be much bigger. i did not expect it to be such a big one out of nevada. i was surprised. >> i think it caught a lot of people off guard and for us in the studio, we did not feel anything. >> because you are on the first floor and i was on the second floor. >> right. also people in our control room, and we have one on the first and one on the second. it was interesting hearing the conflicting reports. it really varies depending on where you happen to be. >> exactly. and the kind of soil your building is built on and also how sensitive you are, a little bit. >> and if you happen to be exercising or doing something with a lot of movement. >> absolutely. checking againon the aftershocks, ther

carson city kirkwood as well. topaz lake finally clearing out and drying out from that severe weather. it's been pretty active all day today. bear valleyu do have a cell just to your north. but fortunately not seeing the threat of thunder and lightning because we had been tracking that all day long. but we're at not out of the woods just yet because instead of that wet lightning that we're used to seeing. we could see dry lightning when all is said and done and it clears up tonight, even through sunday morning. we could actually have some dangerous fire conditions. and that is why the national weather service has issued a fire danger concern warning with that red flag warning going into effect in less than an hour from now at 11 o'clock tonight through 11 o'clock sunday morning so we could still see some dry lightning with any pop-up thunderstorms that do form winds at 40 miles per hour less. if any of that active severe weather does take place during the overnight hours. very unstable atmosphere and it's all going to begin tonight, but by sunday afternoon, perfect conditions along the lake low 80's for south lake tahoe mid 80's for th

to impact our inland valleys during the overnight hours with that high and low cloud cover radar for though, tracking some scattered showers just south of reno making its way to carson city, trying to make its way into south lake tahoe. but you're going to have a greater chance by sunday afternoon. but fortunately not expecting any thunderstorms, just some light showers there. mid 80's and in south lake tahoe with 90's for truckee and taking a look ahead at your next 3 day the thunderstorm chances ee increasing monday peaking on tuesday and wednesday of this upcoming week for this thanks to that monsoonal moisture. but thankfully for us, we have fog carla out there. she's going to keep us on the stable side bringing us some much needed moisture and cooler air mass. and that's really going to help us out to mitigate that monsoonal moisture from possibly creating any of those pop up thunderstorms and dry lightning for the 2nd half of the weekend going to see that relief extending into our inland valleys. finally, for those of you in the east bay valleys conquered in livermore low 90's there. mid 80's for san jose. very seasonal temperatures, though. overall oakland fl

carson city. maybe some of that seeping back toward the tahoe area and then the quincy much larger fire now burning and all that starting out all the way down in the valleys early in the morning it that slack wind overnight and then some of the works its way and then office and that northwesterly wind kicks we head toward the afternoon, then they're all goes all that smoke toward susan bill and also toward nevada and beyond. by that i mean, really be on. as you can latest a forecast model showing that smoke continue to make its way eastward and then rising to the north and that means driving over the top of that ridge of high pressure right there. and following the circulation of kind of interesting moving up all the way into parts of canada seeing some of that smoke then dipping down through minnesota all the way down to the south and then up again on the eastern seaboard where they've been reporting some red moos an interesting sunrises and sunsets and hazy conditions. all smoke. that looks we're still catching a break that we've got that westerly wind outside. as long as we get that seabreeze going, that keeps all that smoke out of the bay area. that's