USGS Logs 11 Quakes in 24 Hours as Activity Eases

The latest USGS tally shows a 2.9 near Arimo, Idaho as the strongest on the U.S. mainland, with moderate offshore Oregon and Alaska events also recorded.

Overview

USGS data list 11 earthquakes of magnitude greater than 2.5 in North America and the Caribbean over the past day, down from 15 in the previous 24-hour period.
Three quakes occurred in the continental United States, led by a magnitude 2.9 event 24 km southwest of Arimo, Idaho at 09:44 UTC.
Offshore the U.S. West Coast, a magnitude 4.2 struck 297 km northwest of Barview, Oregon, while Alaska logged a 3.7 near Point Possession and a 3.6 near Sand Point.
Puerto Rico and Hawaii recorded smaller events, including a magnitude 3.0 north of Tierras Nuevas Poniente and several magnitude 2.6–2.7 near Volcano and Fern Forest.
In the broader recent period, the largest listed event was a magnitude 4.5 southeast of Attu Station, Alaska, with outlets pointing readers to the USGS Latest Earthquakes map and standard preparedness guidance.