Grapevine, CA – A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck 8 kilometers northeast of Grapevine on Saturday. The earthquake hit at 9:15 a.m. Pacific Time with a depth of 11.5 kilometers, shaking parts of central California.
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) recorded the tremor and encourages residents to report their experience. So far, two people have submitted responses to the USGS “Did You Feel It?” community intensity map. Though relatively minor, the quake was felt in several nearby areas, including the Los Angeles region.
Earthquakes of this magnitude rarely cause damage but serve as a reminder of California’s seismic activity. The area near Grapevine sits along fault lines where earthquakes frequently occur. Residents are reminded to stay alert for potential aftershocks.
According to USGS, anyone who felt the quake can contribute to their citizen science program, helping improve earthquake response and data collection.
If you were in the area and felt the shaking, share your experience with the USGS or local authorities. Every report helps experts understand the earthquake’s reach and impact.