USGS seems not to list smaller one below 4.5
Thanks, all. Good point. That is a recent problem because they offer to show all magnitudes:
, and within a month (?) Iâve used those options to look at the lower magnitudes. Iâll write 'em
Edit: their known bugs page shows that they havenât been updating the site since the government shutdown 
Ainât that just peachy
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For simple data sets, the Taiwan weather website has it laid out clear.
A prettier version
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A long and slow shake in Taichung. 
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Same in Pingtung, was waiting for someone to post as I couldnât be bothered searching for this thread :0)
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Wow, that one felt long (Taipei). Always funny that my filled dehumidifier is my earthquake alarm since it always sets off the sensor and beeps at me.
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@slawa brings firsthand experience for this one.
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~5.6 Hualien
Can feel it quite good in Nantou
Shaky in Changhua
Rolling rolling rolling in Taoyuan
Oh! Felt in Songshan, Taipei
felt in Sanxia
Christmas tree gave it away
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A bit scary in Hualien, a hard shaking then a long-lasting rolling. Just checked apartment walls for any new cracksâŚ
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Big enough to make me and the cats nervous in Danshui. I even moved towards a door frame - and as always, looked around nervously at all the different shelves that could collapse against the different door frames.
Asked Suno to write this song about my life-long experience last year. It happened againâŚ
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