UPDATE: A series of at least seven earthquakes struck the mountains of Ventura County early Thursday morning, with the most powerful registering a magnitude of 3.3, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The seismic activity began around 10:21 a.m., with the initial quake measuring 2.5 and centered approximately 9.3 miles northwest of Fillmore.
Residents across the region reported feeling the tremors, leading to heightened concerns about potential aftershocks. The earthquakes occurred in quick succession, with magnitudes ranging from 2.5 to 3.3, triggering alerts from local authorities and emergency services.
The seismic events have reminded the community of California’s vulnerability to earthquakes. While no immediate damage or injuries have been reported, officials urge residents to remain vigilant.
Emergency responders are monitoring the situation closely as tremors continue to affect the mountainous region. Authorities stress the importance of preparedness, especially in light of the potential for aftershocks following such significant seismic activity.
As the day progresses, residents are encouraged to stay tuned for updates from the U.S. Geological Survey and local news outlets. The community is advised to check emergency kits and safety protocols to ensure readiness in case of further seismic events.
This developing story highlights the ongoing geological activity in the Ventura County area and its implications for local residents. Stay connected for the latest updates as officials continue to assess the situation.
