BREAKING: A series of at least 7 earthquakes shook the mountains of Ventura County early Thursday morning, with the strongest quake registering a magnitude of 3.3. The first tremor struck at 10:21 a.m., according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), and originated approximately 9.3 miles northwest of Fillmore.
Residents in the area felt the quakes, which were recorded between magnitudes of 2.5 and 3.3, sparking immediate concern about potential damage and aftershocks. Fortunately, authorities have reported no significant injuries or structural damages as of now, but the seismic activity has heightened awareness among local communities.
This sudden surge of seismic activity is an urgent development for residents in Ventura County, who are advised to remain alert and prepared for possible aftershocks. The USGS continues to monitor the situation closely, providing updates as new information becomes available.
Next Steps: Local authorities are urging residents to check emergency kits and stay informed through official channels. The community is also encouraged to report any damage or issues to emergency services as the situation evolves.
As this story develops, residents and those in surrounding areas are encouraged to stay tuned for the latest updates. The potential for aftershocks remains, and experts are analyzing data to provide further insights into this unusual seismic event.
Stay safe, Ventura County!
