2.9-magnitude earthquake strikes Mount Vernon Tuesday morning
Jun 3, 2025, 8:58 AM | Updated: 8:59 am
A map of the earthquake's epicenter and where it struck. (Photo courtesy of Pacific Northwest Seismic Network)
(Photo courtesy of Pacific Northwest Seismic Network)
A 2.9 magnitude earthquake shook Mount Vernon Tuesday morning, according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.
The quake happened just before 2 a.m. It struck about 2.3 miles west of Mount Vernon and 24.4 miles south of Bellingham.
PRELIM Earthquake: M3.1, 4.5 km W from Mount Vernon, WA at 2025/06/03 01:59 PDT https://t.co/3u6Kri0vcH
Did You Feel It?: https://t.co/C7v7Z8sqAh pic.twitter.com/zi3SRVqPJJ— PNSN (@PNSN1) June 3, 2025
The quake was more than five miles in depth. No injuries or substantial damage have been reported at this time. Follow MyNorthwest’s earthquake tracker for more up-to-date tracking.
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