Abromination - 30-11-2018 at 14:10
I am quite sure that I am the only active hobby chemist in Alaska, but if there are others feel free to reach out to me. On my part, I am fine and my
lab has sustained no major damage. Somehow no glass broke, although I had a large amount of caustic metal waste escape from its container. Luckily I
was not in my lab during the 7.0 earthquake but if there are others around I would urge you to quickly store all glass and chemicals in a safer
location.
j_sum1 - 30-11-2018 at 16:48
Glad to hear you're ok. That seemed like it was a pretty decent rattle. The road damage is significant. I have not heard of any casualties at this
point but I bet there are a lot of people having a bit of difficulty coping with aftershocks.
Abromination - 30-11-2018 at 17:17
There are no reported casualties, although I was in school when it happened, the damage there is severe. The aftershocks have caused little damage,
and I'm no longer worried about a second larger earthquake, although all of my lab equipment and chemicals are still secured in a safe place.
AJKOER - 5-12-2018 at 16:45
What happens if you now get an intense snow storm and all the land shifts are no longer visible?
That could make getting around even more problematic and dangerous!
Abromination - 5-12-2018 at 19:16
No snow is in the forcast, most major damage has been fixed. Schools have been closed all week, however and a junior high school has been relocated to
my high school. We havent gotten a significant amount of snow in 4 years here.