Did you are feeling it? – NBC Boston

One other, smaller earthquake was reported off the coast of Maine in a single day.

The two.0-magnitude earthquake occurred round 3:15 a.m. Wednesday off the coast of York, Maine, about the identical location as Monday’s 3.8-magnitude quake. The precise location was 10 kilometers southest of York Habor, at a depth of 9.8 kilometers, in keeping with the U.S. Geological Survey.

The seismic exercise registered on Weston Observatory round 3:30 a.m.

No injury has been reported on account of Wednesday’s earthquake.

The USGS forecast exhibits an 8% probability of not less than one aftershock at Magnitude 3 (and fewer than 1% for Magnitude 4-plus) inside every week from Monday’s “mainshock.” Aftershock charges usually lower over time.

For those who felt Wednesday morning’s earthquake, you’ll be able to report it to the USGS at this hyperlink.

Monday’s earthquake was a lot bigger and was felt throughout New England, from Connecticut all the way in which to northern New Hampshire.

Folks in Boston and throughout New England felt the uncommon earthquake that struck simply off the coast of Maine and New Hampshire Monday morning, which a neighborhood scientist described as a once-every-five-year occasion. 

To 1 native, it gave the impression of a jumbo jet flying beneath the bottom — we discovered video of a bartender really feel the shaking as he poured a glass of Guinness.

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In southern Maine, many residents reported feeling homes and buildings shake because the shocking earthquake interrupted a sunny winter morning.

The quake despatched residents and officers in Maine and New Hampshire trying to assess any doable injury.

Normally, residents and companies reported confusion over what had occurred. Many shared tales on social media indicating they initially thought there might have been a close-by automobile accident or probably an explosion.