Hildale, UT – A mild earthquake struck near Hildale, Utah, early Tuesday, causing light tremors in the area. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded the quake at 8:38 a.m. local time, with a magnitude of 2.5. The quake originated about 1 kilometer west-northwest of Hildale at a depth of 26.1 kilometers, deep enough to minimize surface shaking but noticeable to some residents.
Seismologists are encouraging anyone who felt the tremors to report their experience. Public reports can help experts assess how far the shaking extended and its impact on local structures. While no damage is expected from a quake of this magnitude, residents may have felt a light jolt.
This small quake is part of the region’s normal seismic activity, but scientists urge vigilance. Regular earthquake preparedness and safety practices are essential, as even minor quakes remind residents of larger seismic risks in the area.
Stay tuned for updates and share your experience if you felt the shaking.
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