A magnitude 2.7 earthquake was reported by the U.S. Geological Survey northwest of New York City near Hillsdale, New Jersey, and was felt by many residents. Despite being noticeable, officials stated there are unlikely to be any significant impacts due to the low magnitude. According to the USGS, earthquakes measuring 3.0 and below are not considered dangerous or damaging. This recent earthquake follows another minor quake that occurred in the New Jersey suburb of Hasbrouck Heights, which registered a magnitude of 3.0 just days earlier.
The U.S. Geological Survey reported a magnitude 2.7 earthquake northwest of the city near Hillsdale, New Jersey, which was felt by many in the region.
At magnitude 2.7, officials indicate there are unlikely to be any significant impacts from this earthquake.
The USGS does not consider earthquakes at magnitude 3.0 and below to be very dangerous or damaging, indicating a low threat level.
This earthquake follows a previous event on Saturday night, which had a magnitude of 3.0 and also was felt across the region.
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