Overview
- The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 4.3 earthquake near Cloverdale at a shallow depth of about 3.42 miles and logged a subsequent magnitude 2.5 aftershock.
- Local reporting says there have been no confirmed injuries or major structural damage so far.
- Officials and local media are monitoring the area and directing the public to fault maps and preparedness resources for guidance.
- Shallow quakes in the magnitude-4 range are often felt by residents but rarely cause major damage and commonly produce smaller aftershocks.
- Residents are advised to check emergency kits, secure loose items in their homes, and watch for official updates as inspections and assessments continue.