According to the Earthquake+ App, there was a 2.2 earthquake in the area of Mount Vernon this morning.
According to The United States Geological Survey the earthquake hit just after 8 a.m.
According to WMTW, a 2.2 magnitude earthquake has struck Sabattus.
According to USGS National Earthquake Information Center, the quake occurred at about 5:45 PM on Sunday (Febuary 23rd).
People as far away as Lewiston reported feeling their homes shake...
This winter, Maine has captured plenty of weather headlines. While bitter cold and ice have dominated the news, one interesting stat has slid through the cracks.
Since July 1st, around 20 #earthquakes of Magnitude 0.5 or greater have occurred in Maine. 6 of tho
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Dawn Habash from Augusta, who was hiking alone in Nepal, was still unaccounted for, as of Sunday (April 26) night. A devastating earthquake struck the Himalayan nation Saturday (April 25) with the latest death toll being upwards of 2,500 people.
Yes, you did feel an earthquake this morning. And it was right here in Central Maine. Between Augusta and Waterville , just west of Sidney,to be exact. Well, good morning!
It was a very weird day to be in Maine. We had record setting heat and a minor earthquake. Are we in Oakland, Maine or Oakland California? Which coast do we live on again?
We don’t get to experience earthquakes all that much on the east coast, but we sure did on Tuesday night. When we do have an earthquake it seem like everyone feels it. For that, you can blame geology. Experts say the region's geology can make the effects felt in an area up to 10 times larger than quakes of similar size on the West Coast.
Well, you knew it was going to happen, but man that was pretty quick. Less than an hour after reports of a 4.6 magnitude quake hitting southern Maine, memes were popping up on facebook. Gotta love the internet!
Did you feel that? An earthquake hit Maine Tuesday night, October 16. The magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck southern Maine shortly after 7 p.m. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake was about 17 miles deep and centered near Lake Arrowhead.