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0:57Now PlayingEver wake up to a loud boom and wonder what it was?
During extreme cold, water that’s soaked into the ground can freeze rapidly and expand. That expansion creates pressure that cracks the soil or bedrock. We call this an ice quake or frost quake.
These booming sounds can be surprising, but they’re typically not dangerous and aren’t real earthquakes.
Have you heard one where you live? Drop a comment!
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