Residents in Maryland, DC, and beyond felt the tremors of a surprising 2.3 magnitude earthquake that struck near Rockville. Find out more about this rare occurrence!
Residents near the epicenter of Rockville, Maryland, were surprised by a recent earthquake. Fortunately, no damage was reported, but over 1000 people felt the tremors, as reported to the USGS. Geologists explained that this 'very scary' event was felt by hundreds in the D.C. Metro area, with reports coming in from Gaithersburg to Rockville. The magnitude 2.3 earthquake shook Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, causing a stir in the region. The United States Geological Survey confirmed the quake struck around 1 a.m., just two miles west of Rockville, prompting attention to this rare seismic event. Some Maryland residents were rattled by the morning shake-up, highlighting the unexpected nature of the incident. WJLA, the local ABC affiliate, captured the community's reactions to the earthquake, emphasizing the impact on the greater Washington DC area.
No damage has been reported, but over 1000 people reported feeling the earthquakeโ to the USGS.
Hundreds in and around the D.C. Metro area have reported a small earthquake between Gaithersburg and Rockville, Maryland, according to data from the U.S. ...
The magnitude 2.3 earthquake was felt in Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Here's what we know.
A small earthquake was reported early Tuesday morning in Rockville, Maryland, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
According to the United States Geological Survey, around 1 a.m. Tuesday morning a 2.3 magnitude earthquake struck around two miles west of Rockville Maryland.
Some people in Maryland were shaken by a 2.3 Magnitude earthquake during the morning hours of Tuesday, Jan. 2.
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