Enetai, WA – A minor earthquake with a magnitude of 2.6 shook the area near Enetai, Washington, on Sunday. The quake struck approximately 1 km east-northeast of Enetai, at a depth of 30.9 km, according to seismic reports.
The earthquake was recorded on Sunday, September 29. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and local monitoring stations, the earthquake’s tremors were mild, with no reports of damage or injury. However, some residents reported feeling light shaking across the region.
The community is encouraged to share their experiences and submit reports to help scientists understand how far the tremors were felt. The “Did You Feel It?” section of the USGS website allows citizens to contribute valuable information about the intensity and reach of the quake.
Although small in magnitude, local seismic activity like this can serve as a reminder for residents to stay prepared. Earthquakes are common in the Pacific Northwest due to the region’s tectonic activity. Preparedness measures, such as securing heavy items and having an emergency plan, are always recommended.
