San Simon, AZ – A 2.6-magnitude earthquake struck 10 kilometers west-northwest of San Simon, Arizona, early Saturday morning, sending mild tremors across the region.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake hit at 3:48 a.m. UTC at a depth of 10 kilometers. Though minor, the tremor was likely felt by residents in nearby areas, including San Simon and eastern parts of Arizona. The USGS has not received any immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Seismic activity of this magnitude is considered low on the Richter scale and often produces mild shaking. Residents are encouraged to report any unusual movements or damage they experienced to aid in tracking the quake’s impact. While smaller quakes are not uncommon in Arizona, residents are reminded to stay prepared for potential seismic events.
No aftershocks have been reported so far. Local authorities continue to monitor for any additional seismic activity. Residents can visit the USGS website for more information and to report any experiences related to the earthquake.
