A violent quake struck the Caribbean on Saturday evening ... “Luckily, the remote location of these earthquakes limits the potential for significant damage due to shaking,” the USGS said.

"Luckily, the remote location of these earthquakes limits the potential for significant damage due to shaking," the U.S. Geological Survey said. The powerful earthquake hit the Caribbean ...

Earthquakes of this size are often notorious ... an estimated magnitude 5.9 earthquake rocked several countries across the Caribbean, leading to an emergency assessment of disaster relief operations.

The USGS placed the quake at a strike slip fault near the boundary between the North America and Caribbean tectonic plates. "Large earthquakes at this location of the plate boundary are not ...

8 (UPI) --A 7.6-magnitude earthquake in the Caribbean Sea Saturday triggered ... triggered the tsunami warnings and advisories. Large earthquakes commonly occur in the area, including 10 ...

Earthquakes are common in the Caribbean, with some events even being catastrophic for island nations. In 2021, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck southern Haiti, causing significant damage to ...

TAMPA, Fla. — The Caribbean has been the epicenter for earthquakes as of recent. A major earthquake struck the Caribbean Tuesday afternoon. It triggered a tsunami only a few inches tall within ...

A powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean Sea on Saturday ... The National Weather Service warned, "Earthquakes of this size are known to generate tsunamis dangerous to shorelines ...

A 7.6-magnitude earthquake in the Caribbean Sea registered on a seismograph ... from the United States Geological Survey. At least 10 earthquakes with a magnitude of 6.0 or greater have occurred ...

parts of the Caribbean, Greenland and much of the Atlantic Ocean. Earthquakes — particularly strong ones — are much more likely in places like California, which sit along major plate boundaries.

A major, 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck in the Caribbean Sea on Saturday and ... the corresponding maps and charts include earthquakes within 100 miles and seven days of the initial quake.