Early Monday, Northern California experienced a series of underwater earthquakes off Humboldt County, with the largest being a 4.6 magnitude. The U.S. Geological Survey reported that these quakes, originating 24 to 29 miles southwest of Ferndale, began around 1:17 a.m. and continued in a swarm over the next few hours. The quakes were felt in several nearby communities, including Eureka and Fortuna, but thankfully, no injuries or damages were reported. The seismic activity is linked to the San Andreas Fault system.
The earthquake swarm off the Humboldt County coast featured several quakes early Monday, with the strongest registering a 4.6 magnitude and felt across various communities.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quakes originated offshore, at depths beneath the ocean surface, with no reports of injuries or damage.
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