Apr 6, 2025, 1:32 PM | Updated: 1:35 pm
3.7 magnitude earthquake felt south of Snoqualmie Pass (Courtesy KIRO-7)
(Courtesy KIRO-7)
GREENWATER, Wash. — A 3.7 magnitude earthquake was reported near the town of Greenwater, south of Snoqualmie Pass, on Sunday morning.
The quake happened at around 8:15 a.m. and may have been felt from Mt. Rainier National Park to Snoqualmie.
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Did you feel it? A 3.7 #earthquake happened north of Mount Rainier at 8:15 Sunday morning. #wawx pic.twitter.com/hvD5EmKwmj
— Morgan Palmer (@MorganKIRO7) April 6, 2025
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