:quality(75)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/elcomercio/RSNSQOTODNBJBFYPGS4SRTIDC4.jpg "Earthquake in the US via USGS today, March 15 – LIVE: exact time, magnitude and location of the epicenter | MIX")
United States Geological Survey (USGS) Updates Live Report on Earthquake Activity
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is continuously monitoring telluric movements throughout the country, providing daily alerts on seismic activities in states such as California, Alaska, Hawaii, and Texas, among others. Today, on March 15, the USGS has issued an updated report on the latest earthquake recorded in the last hours.
According to USGS data, almost 75% of the continental US, as well as Alaska and Hawaii, are at risk of experiencing damaging earthquakes in the next century. This poses a significant threat to millions of residents in these areas, even those that are not traditionally prone to seismic events.
The live report from USGS today includes information on the epicenter, magnitude, exact time, and the areas affected by the earthquake. This data is corroborated with the Latest Earthquakes interactive map and the SkyAlert warning system, providing real-time updates on seismic activity.
Furthermore, USGS has released a color-coded map highlighting the cities in the United States that are most at risk of a strong earthquake. This National Seismic Hazard Model aims to help geologists and engineers prepare for potential seismic risks across all 50 states.
As the threat of earthquakes looms over various parts of the country, it is essential for residents to stay informed and prepared for any potential seismic events. Stay tuned for more updates on earthquake activity from USGS.