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Did you feel that?
A Magnitude 4.2 earthquake shook Oklahoma and Kansas at 7:57 a.m. Friday.
It was centered near Manchester, Oklahoma - which is about 2.5 hours northwest of Tulsa.
The USGS initially reported the earthquake as a M4.5, but that number was later revised.
Epicenter near Manchester, OK...which is near the OK/KS line
— Michael Seger (@MichaelSeger) February 19, 2021
As a normally the case after an earthquake, the @USGS has revised the magnitude a few times. As of now stands as a M4.2 quake#okquake #okwx pic.twitter.com/2HVhf7zbRe
So far, there have been no damage reports.
The USGS reported another earthquake, a M1.9, about an hour later in the same area.
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