3.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Inland Empire; followed by smaller 2.7-magnitude aftershock

A 3.4-magnitude earthquake struck close to the Riverside-San Bernardino county line on Wednesday night time, which was then followed by a sequence of smaller aftershocks.

The first tremor was reported at round 8:48 pm, roughly two and a half miles southeast of Loma Linda, in response to the United States Geological Survey.

It struck at a depth of about 10 miles and was reportedly felt by folks all through the Inland Empire based mostly on data supplied by the USGS’s “Did You Feel It?” monitor, which permits folks to report in the event that they really feel the second an earthquake strikes.

Less than a minute after the primary earthquake, the USGS says {that a} 2.7-magnitude tremor then occurred in the identical space at a depth of just below 9 and a half miles. The shaking was felt in a smaller radius, in response to the “Did You Feel It?” system.