Understanding the Earthquake Notification Service’s Alert System for Aftershocks in New York: The New York City metropolitan area was jolted by a magnitude 4.8 earthquake on Friday morning, as reported by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
Reports stated that the epicenter was located at a depth of 5 kilometers, 20 miles west of North Plainfield in New Jersey. According to the New York Fire Department, preliminary assessments did not indicate any signs of damage.
Immediately following noon, Mayor Adams and other officials delivered a speech concerning the earthquake. He advised the inhabitants of New York to proceed with their daily routines.
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How do Earthquake Notification Service notifications determine if the New York earthquake had aftershocks?
The configurable, free USGS Earthquake Hazards Program Earthquake Notification Service (ENS) receives earthquake notifications.
User accounts automatically receive earthquake alerts for magnitudes 6.0 or above. Change the parameters to suit your needs.
Subscribe to the Earthquake Notification Service to receive text messages or emails about aftershock locations. Customize magnitude threshold and geographic location.
You can find the instructions for establishing an ENS account on the USGS website.
