Overview

• The quake occurred around 11:15 p.m. PDT with an epicenter a little over four miles north of Big Bear Lake, according to USGS data.
• USGS measured the depth at approximately four miles, a shallow event typical of perceptible shaking in nearby areas.
• The USGS Did You Feel It? tracker logged resident reports from the immediate area, with felt reports extending west to Ontario.
• USGS systems recorded and mapped the event while collecting crowdsourced intensity reports to refine its assessments.
• Recent seismicity in the immediate region has been quiet, with the largest nearby recent quake a magnitude 2.0 reported Friday near Borrego Springs.