The Earth Moved! 5.6 Earthquake off Barbuda
Anyone else get woken up last night?
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4.5 earthquake hits just north of us, close to St. Maarten! Labels: Caribbean, earthquake caribbean, St. Kitts
Earthquake Update from Prof. Wagner
I have just checked the official sources and there are
NO warnings, watches or advisories out for tsunamis resulting from today’s earthquake which has now been upgraded to a
7.4at the epicenter.
The tremors we felt on St. Kitts were estimated at about
4-5 on the Richter scale. The earthquake was so deep in the earth that it would not produce a tsunami.
Early reports indicate that there was little or no damage on the islands nearest to the epicenter.
Prof. Frank E. WagnerAssistant Provost
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Earthquake felt over much of the Eastern Caribbean with the epicenter between Dominica and Martinique.
Click for reports of strength and damage in our region. Labels: earthquake caribbean