Uncertain, TX – A 3.3-magnitude earthquake struck early Thursday morning near Uncertain, Texas, rattling residents along the Texas-Louisiana border.
The U.S. Geological Survey reported the quake occurred at 6:15 a.m., about 4 kilometers southeast of Uncertain. The earthquake had a depth of 5 kilometers, shallow enough to be felt by those in the vicinity.
According to citizen reports, mild shaking was observed in the area, but no injuries or significant damage have been reported. The tremor was classified as minor, yet it raised concerns among locals unaccustomed to seismic activity.
The region, located near Caddo Lake, is not known for frequent earthquakes, making the event unusual. Authorities have reminded residents to stay informed about earthquake preparedness and to report any damage or concerns.
Geologists are monitoring the area for aftershocks, though none have been reported so far. Residents can visit the USGS website to submit their experiences and learn more about regional seismic activity.
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