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A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck Kumamoto in Kyushu, killing at least 23 and injuring dozens as rescue workers search a damaged Aeon Mall and other collapsed structures; about 5,000 Self-Defense Forces personnel are deployed, while a 5.8 aftershock and extreme heat hinder operations, and tens of thousands face outages with thousands taking shelter.
A 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck Willits in Mendocino County, Northern California at 8:10 a.m. local time, with USGS placing the depth at 8.1 kilometers; a 2.5-magnitude aftershock followed minutes later.
A magnitude-5.49 earthquake about 17 miles southwest of Fallon, Nevada, has been followed by a sequence of aftershocks ranging from 2.09 to 3.71 in the same area. Scientists from the Nevada Seismological Laboratory say aftershocks could continue for days as they study the activity to help map and name a potential new fault. Officials report no significant damage or injuries so far, but Lyon and Churchill Counties will continue damage assessments in the coming days amid residents’ accounts of strong shaking.
A recent earthquake felt in Berkeley was near the overdue Hayward Fault, with USGS indicating an 18% chance of aftershocks over magnitude 3 and a 2% chance of larger ones in the next week, raising concerns about a potential significant quake in the region.
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Newport Beach, California, on Thursday afternoon, followed by a 3.4-magnitude aftershock. The quake was felt in surrounding areas, including Catalina Island, Ventura County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego. No damage or injuries were reported.
A 2.9 magnitude aftershock hit Tewksbury, New Jersey, early this morning, marking the 177th aftershock since a 4.8 magnitude earthquake in April. The tremor was felt across parts of the state and as far as Long Island and Staten Island. New Jersey, which rarely experiences earthquakes, last saw a significant one in the 1880s.
A 2.9 magnitude aftershock hit Tewksbury, New Jersey, early this morning, marking the 177th aftershock since a 4.8 magnitude earthquake in April. The tremor was felt across parts of the state and as far as Long Island and Staten Island.
A magnitude 2.6 aftershock occurred in New Jersey less than a week after a larger earthquake, with more than 40 aftershocks recorded since the initial quake. No injuries have been reported, and the aftershock was about 3 miles deep. The initial earthquake, with a magnitude of 4.8, was one of the strongest in state history and was felt in New York City.
Less than a week after a 4.8-magnitude earthquake, a 2.6-magnitude aftershock was felt in New Jersey, with weak shaking reported across northern New Jersey, Long Island, and Connecticut. Over 40 aftershocks have occurred since the initial quake, and experts say the area could continue to feel aftershocks for at least a week, with a 21% probability of a magnitude 3.0 or higher aftershock in the first month.
A 2.6-magnitude aftershock was reported in Gladstone, New Jersey, just days after a 4.8-magnitude earthquake shook the New York City area. The aftershock occurred near the epicenter of the initial earthquake, and experts have warned that more aftershocks could be felt for up to a week. This earthquake was the largest in the Tri-State area since 1973.
A 2.6 magnitude aftershock hit New Jersey on Wednesday morning, bringing the total to 47 aftershocks following the 4.8 magnitude earthquake on Friday. The aftershocks have been centered around Hunterdon County, with the strongest recorded at 3.8 magnitude. Experts predict more aftershocks in the coming days, with an 80% chance of one reaching 3.0 or higher within a week of the initial earthquake.
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake centered in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, was felt by an estimated 42.8 million people across the US East Coast, making it the largest quake to hit the New York area in over a century. An aftershock was reported, and initial indications suggested a 4.0-magnitude quake southwest of Gladstone, New Jersey, according to the United States Geological Survey.
The Aftershock music festival in Sacramento has provided a boost to various industries, including towing companies, restaurants, and street vendors. Many attendees are parking a few miles away to avoid getting towed, leading to increased business for local establishments along the way. However, some vendors, like Luis Alvarez who traveled from L.A. to sell hot dogs, have not seen as many sales as they had hoped.
The four-day Aftershock music festival in Sacramento is attracting rock lovers from around the world, with attendees from at least 35 countries and every continent except Antarctica. The event is expected to draw a total of 160,000 people and generate $50 million for the local economy. Local businesses, including hotels and restaurants, are benefiting from the influx of visitors. October is the biggest month of tourism for Sacramento, with Aftershock being followed by the Golden Sky Country Music Festival and the Ironman. The city hopes to encourage visitors to return even after the festivals end.
A strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, with an aftershock measuring 5.7, causing buildings to shake in the capital city of Bogota and Medellin. The earthquake was recorded 10 miles north of Cumaral, while the aftershock occurred 4 miles southwest of Restrepo. No immediate reports of injuries have been made.