Magnitude 4.6 Earthquake Rattles Bay Area

0:00A magnitude 4.6 earthquake hit near Boulder Creek in northern California, early Thursday morning, rattling folks across a 100 mile. Stretch there reached all the way to San Francisco. Residents felt a quick jolt that lasted just a few seconds, but so far no reports of serious damage have come in. This comes after a bunch of smaller shakes in February around the San Francisco Bay area where the biggest one clocked in at magnitude 4.2 south of San Ramon, at least a dozen other minor quakes popped off in that same spot. People woke up to their phone alarms, blaring earthquake warnings first, then their beds and windows started vibrating. Many described it as a sharp wake-up call that had everyone on edge. Experts point out that the region east of San Francisco has seen these earthquake swarms for decades, clusters of small tremors hitting close together, over short times, small eyes stay on the USGS for any aftershocks, but for now, the Bay Area shakes off another reminder of its shaky fault lines.

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