Regional Earthquakes Intensity Earthquakes are caused mostly by the rupture of geological faults but also by other events such as volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, fracking and nuclear tests. An earthquake's point of initial rupture is called its hypocenter or focus. The epicenter is the point at ground level directly above the hypocenter.
   Recent Earthquake
2.8
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 14:23
SOUTHERN TEXAS
103 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.0
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 13:26
SOUTHERN TEXAS
104 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.1
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 13:09
OKLAHOMA
287 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.0
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 12:27
OKLAHOMA
290 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.2
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 09:40
WESTERN TEXAS
396 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
3.5
*Regional
1st Sep Tue 09:26
SOUTHERN TEXAS
103 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.0
*Regional
31st Aug Mon 23:49
WESTERN TEXAS
396 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.2
*Regional
31st Aug Mon 16:28
WESTERN TEXAS
370 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
   Recent Earthquake
2.0
*Regional
31st Aug Mon 15:30
WESTERN TEXAS
380 Miles from
Mesa North Weather Station
Data provided by https://www.seismicportal.eu/