The Geysers, CA – A small earthquake with a magnitude of 2.5 struck early Thursday morning, shaking an area 2 km east of The Geysers. The quake, which hit at 1:44 a.m. UTC, registered at a depth of 0.4 km, according to the Earthquake Hazards Program.
Residents in nearby areas are encouraged to report if they felt the tremor. Such reports help scientists better understand the reach and impact of seismic activity. You can contribute by filling out the “Did You Feel It?” survey, providing valuable data for future research.
According to initial information, the earthquake was not strong enough to cause significant damage. However, residents might have felt light shaking. With the region’s seismic history, even smaller quakes can sometimes be noticeable.
Local agencies continue to monitor the area for any aftershocks or additional activity. If you felt the tremor, let authorities know by contributing to citizen science efforts. Community input plays a critical role in improving earthquake detection and preparedness.
As of now, no major incidents have been reported. Keep an eye on updates in case of further seismic activity.
