Susanville, CA – A 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck near Susanville, California, on Saturday, causing light tremors across the region. The quake, which originated 10 kilometers north-northeast of Susanville, occurred at 18:48 UTC with a shallow depth of 3.5 kilometers.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake’s intensity peaked at level IV, prompting reports of noticeable shaking from local residents. So far, 24 individuals have submitted reports, sharing their experiences of the brief but notable tremors. Citizens are encouraged to log their experiences through the USGS “Did You Feel It?” platform to assist in impact assessment.
Seismologists have been tracking increased seismic activity in Northern California, an area known for occasional tremors. California Geological Survey experts emphasize the importance of earthquake preparedness, as even minor earthquakes can serve as a reminder for residents to stay vigilant.
No reports of injuries or damage have surfaced as of now. However, residents near the epicenter may expect light aftershocks over the coming days. For more information and safety tips, visit the USGS website and stay informed on potential updates in seismic activity.
