Quake Swarm Shakes North Bay Overnight and Morning
A series of earthquakes shook the North Bay region overnight from Sunday to Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The quakes began with a 3.3 magnitude tremor at 10:56 p.m. The epicenter was located approximately six miles east-northeast of Rohnert Park.
Details of the Earthquakes
Multiple quakes followed throughout the night:
- 3.3 magnitude – 10:56 p.m., epicenter near Rohnert Park
- 2.7 magnitude – 11:38 p.m., same area
- 3.1 magnitude – 12:06 a.m. (Monday)
- 2.7 magnitude – 2:14 a.m.
Impact on the Community
Despite the intensity of the tremors, the USGS reported no significant damage in the affected areas. Residents throughout North Bay felt the quakes, with reactions noted on social media platforms. One resident from Rohnert Park commented, “That has gotta be the shortest little earthquake I’ve felt in a long while.”
Conclusion
The North Bay experienced a noticeable quake swarm overnight, with multiple small earthquakes. While there was no reported damage, the seismic activity served as a reminder of the region’s geological volatility.
