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    Magnitude 5.7 earthquake hits Hawaii's Big Island; temblor is felt as far away as Honolulu

    A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook a remote part of Hawaii’s Big Island on Friday. It was felt as far as Honolulu, more than 200 miles away, reports said — likely because of the depth of the earthquake, calculated at 23 miles under sea level. An earlier estimate calculated the earthquake as magnitude 6.3. At least 10 aftershocks of magnitude 2.5 and higher had been recorded within an hour and a ...
    by Rong-Gong Lin II and Grace Toohey, Los Angeles Times Feb 09, 2024 3 minutes
    An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 hit Hawaii's Big Island on Friday, Feb. 9, 2024.

    A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook a remote part of Hawaii’s Big Island on Friday.

    It was felt as far as Honolulu, more than 200 miles away, reports said — likely because of the depth of the earthquake, calculated at 23 miles under sea level.

    An earlier estimate calculated the earthquake as magnitude 6.3.

    At least 10 aftershocks of magnitude 2.5 and higher had been recorded within an hour and a half of the initial temblor, about one every 10 minutes. No tsunami is expected.

    The Hawaii earthquake was not related to a magnitude 4.6

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