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A 3.2-magnitude earthquake hit a California city late on Wednesday.
The quake struck near the Stanislaus County city of Gustine at around 9:18 p.m. Stanislaus County is in California’s Central Valley.
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The tremor occurred at a depth of around 0.7 kilometers. Its epicenter was located just northwest of the San Luis Reservoir. Six people reported the quake to the USGS. One reporter was as far away as San Francisco.
Social media commenters wrote on Facebook that they hardly felt the quake, though some noted their animals seemed to notice.
“I did not feel a single thing,” one wrote.
“My dog has been going crazy since about 9:45 up here near Angels camp he keeps barking at nothing kinda like shadows but there are none,” another added.
But some did feel the earthquake, describing it as “gentle.”
“I felt the quake. It was very gentle,” one wrote.
“Yeah, I was smack in the middle of Loma Prieta 10-17-89! That was an earthquake,” a social media commenter wrote.
Gustine is a small agricultural city located around 30 miles south of Modesto.
Two other earthquakes hit California Wednesday, including a 3.3 magnitude quake near Petrolia and a 3.1 magnitude near Likely.
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