Erin Springs, OK — A magnitude 2.7 earthquake struck southern Oklahoma early Sunday morning, rattling residents near Erin Springs. The tremor was recorded at 5:45 a.m. local time, 9 kilometers south-southeast of the town.
According to the Oklahoma Geological Survey, the quake had a shallow depth of 1.1 kilometers. While relatively small in magnitude, earthquakes of this size can be felt by people near the epicenter. As of Sunday morning, no reports of injuries or significant damage have been received.
Residents are encouraged to report their experiences through the US Geological Survey’s “Did You Feel It?” page. This information can help scientists better understand how earthquakes are felt at different distances from the epicenter.
Though small tremors are not uncommon in Oklahoma, they can still cause concern, especially for those unaccustomed to seismic activity. Emergency services remind residents to remain prepared for any potential aftershocks, ensuring safety protocols are in place in case of future quakes.
