Upstate New York has experienced two earthquakes within a few days of each other. Is this a sign that New Yorkers should prepare for more seismic activity?
Numerous residents of New York State were jolted awake on Saturday morning by their homes shaking.
Earthquake In Henderson, New York
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On Saturday at around 3:45 a.m., an earthquake hit near Henderson, New York, as confirmed by the United States Geological Survey.
As of writing this, the USGS has received reports from almost 1,000 individuals who have felt the earthquake.
3.4-Magnitude Earthquake In Jefferson County, New York
Located near Lake Ontario, Henderson is situated in Jefferson County, New York.
According to officials, a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) classified this incident as an IV earthquake, which typically results in “light” damage.
As of now, there have been no reported injuries.
Wild Weather In Upstate New York: Fatal ‘Tornado,’ Followed By Plane Crash
The weekend in New York State was incredibly tumultuous and hazardous.
Just one day following the earthquake, a person lost their life due to a possible tornado while, in the same area of Upstate New York, a plane carrying numerous passengers crashed.
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Earthquake Rocks Dutchess County, New York
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Just last week, New York State was hit with another earthquake, marking the second occurrence in the area. A small earthquake was confirmed in Dutchess County. on Wednesday prior to this recent event.
Residents of the Town of Poughkeepsie experienced the tremors of a 2.1 magnitude earthquake that occurred between Camelot Road and Sheafe Road.
4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks New York State
In April, a massive earthquake with a magnitude of 4.8 hit the Hudson Valley and Tri-state area, marking the most significant seismic activity in over 140 years. To find additional details regarding this event, please refer to the following link: CLICK HERE.
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