A minor earthquake was reported near Little America, Wyoming, early Wednesday morning, according to seismic data.
The 2.7 magnitude tremor occurred at approximately 6:30 a.m. UTC, just northeast of Little America, at a shallow depth of -2 kilometers. The event was confirmed by the University of Utah Seismograph Stations.
While a 2.7 magnitude quake is generally considered minor, residents in nearby areas are encouraged to report whether they felt the tremor. Local observations help scientists understand how earthquakes are experienced in different regions. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) offers a “Felt Report” platform where individuals can share their experiences.
This earthquake is part of ongoing seismic activity in the region, and emergency officials advise the public to stay prepared for future seismic events. It is a good time to review safety measures, particularly in areas susceptible to earthquakes.
If you noticed unusual shaking, your input could help scientists with their research and analysis of local seismic events.
With input from Country Herald.
