Stanley, ID – A minor earthquake struck northeast of Stanley early Tuesday, prompting questions about its impact. The quake registered a 2.5 magnitude.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake occurred at 6:07 a.m. UTC, about 15 kilometers from Stanley. It originated at a depth of 8.9 kilometers. No reports of damage or injuries have surfaced yet, but officials encourage residents to share their experiences.
Stanley lies in a seismically active region, making earthquakes a common occurrence. A 2.5 magnitude is considered minor, often felt as gentle shaking or a light rumble.
Experts urge residents to stay prepared for future seismic events by securing heavy objects and identifying safe spots in their homes. You can report whether you felt the earthquake on the USGS “Felt Report” page to assist scientists.
The event serves as a reminder for communities in seismically active areas to stay vigilant, even with minor quakes.
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