Early morning quake shakes Orcas Island, felt as far as Seattle
SAN JUAN, Wash. - A 4.5 magnitude earthquake was felt early Monday morning in parts of Western Washington and Canada. The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network reports the quake hit south of Deer Beach on Orcas Island. There have been no reports of damage, but the United States Geological Service notes people as far south as Seattle felt the quake.
4.5 magnitude earthquake strikes Orcas Island
At 5:02 a.m., a 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck near the town of Olga on Orcas Island, according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN). The preliminary magnitude was 4.6. Of course, people who live on Orcas and other islands in the San Juans felt the most severe effects of the quake.
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