UPDATE: At least 7 earthquakes have struck the mountain range in Ventura County this morning, with the strongest tremor registering a magnitude of 3.3, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The first quake hit at 10:21 a.m., located approximately 9.3 miles northwest of Fillmore.
Residents in the region felt the ground shake as the series of quakes unfolded, prompting immediate concern for safety. The initial tremor, measuring 2.5 in magnitude, was followed by multiple aftershocks, including the most powerful at 3.3. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as they assess any potential damage or impacts.
The pattern of seismic activity in this area raises questions about the stability of the region’s geology. Officials are urging residents to remain cautious and prepared, as aftershocks may continue.
Residents reported feeling the tremors across a wide area, with many taking to social media to share their experiences.
“I was in the middle of my morning coffee when everything started shaking,”
one local resident stated. “It was really unsettling.”
Currently, there are no reports of injuries or significant damage, but emergency services are on standby, ready to respond if needed. The community is advised to stay tuned for updates from official sources as authorities continue to investigate.
As this story develops, more details will emerge about the frequency of these quakes and any necessary safety measures. With the potential for additional seismic activity, experts recommend that residents secure heavy furniture and prepare emergency kits.
Stay informed and prioritize safety as these significant seismic events unfold in Ventura County. More updates are expected as authorities gather additional information.
