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Mexico Jolted by 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake
2 Jan
Summary
- A powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake occurred on Friday.
- The epicenter was near Rancho Viejo, Mexico.
- USGS scientists may revise magnitude data after review.
A strong 6.5 magnitude earthquake rattled Mexico on Friday, according to data from the United States Geological Survey. The seismic event occurred at 7:58 a.m. Central time, with its epicenter situated approximately two miles northwest of Rancho Viejo.
As seismologists meticulously examine the collected data, there is a possibility that the officially reported magnitude of the earthquake may be subject to revision. This ongoing analysis is crucial for understanding the full impact of the seismic activity.
Further information gathered about this earthquake could also lead to updates from U.S.G.S. scientists regarding the shake-severity map. These updates will provide a clearer picture of the areas affected by the tremors.
