A magnitude 3 earthquake hit New Jersey late Saturday night, described as a minor, low energy event. The U.S. Geological Survey cited it as notable, with an epicenter northeast of Hasbrouck Heights, 13 miles from Midtown Manhattan. NYC Emergency Management reported no damages or injuries but warned residents of possible aftershocks for up to several days. Tremors were variably felt across New York City, with some residents reporting noticeable shaking while others did not feel it at all.
The epicenter was at or slightly northeast of Hasbrouck Heights, just east of Passaic, in Bergen County, under 13 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
Despite the minor magnitude 3 quake, NYC Emergency Management warned residents to be alert for possible aftershocks that could occur for the next several days.
'Be prepared for possible aftershocks. These may follow minutes, hours or even days after the initial quake.'
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