4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Felt in Oklahoma, Part of Kansas

TULSA, Okla. — People across Oklahoma and in parts of Kansas reported feeling a sizeable earthquake Friday morning.

The movement happened around 8 a.m.

The U.S. Geological Survey rated the quake 4.2 Magnitude after multiple revisions as reports of the ground shaking came in on social media from several cities including Tulsa, Oklahoma City and Wichita.

A number of people in the Oklahoma-Kansas region mentioned the quake on social media:

USGS reported the earthquake originated in Machester, Oklahoma, about 130 miles northwest of Tulsa.

Earthquakes in Oklahoma have slowed down since a veritable earthquake storm some years ago which were attributed to fracking operations.

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