Earthquake Strikes Stamford, Connecticut
USGS Reports 1.3 Magnitude Quake
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has reported a small earthquake in Stamford, Connecticut, on Monday morning. The 1.3 magnitude quake occurred just before noon, at approximately 11:55 a.m.
Location and Proximity
The earthquake was reported about five kilometers away from North Stamford, in close proximity to the Merritt Parkway. Residents in the area may have felt the tremors, but the USGS has not reported any damage or injuries.
Tremors Reported Earlier
This comes after multiple residents reported tremors on Thursday night and into Friday morning. Some residents described the noise as a series of loud explosions, causing homes to shake and even knock pictures off walls.
Connection to Monday’s Earthquake Unknown
It is currently unknown if the tremors reported earlier are connected to Monday’s earthquake. The USGS is continuing to monitor the area and will provide further updates as more information becomes available.
Conclusion
While the earthquake was small, it is still important for residents to be aware of the possibility of seismic activity in the area. The USGS will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary.
FAQs
Q: What was the magnitude of the earthquake?
A: The earthquake had a magnitude of 1.3.
Q: Where did the earthquake occur?
A: The earthquake occurred in Stamford, Connecticut, approximately five kilometers away from North Stamford and near the Merritt Parkway.
Q: Were there any reports of damage or injuries?
A: No, there were no reports of damage or injuries.
Q: Are the tremors reported earlier connected to Monday’s earthquake?
A: It is currently unknown if the tremors reported earlier are connected to Monday’s earthquake.
