A series of earthquakes struck the central California region, including south of the Bay Area near San Juan Bautista in San Benito County, on Thanksgiving Day. According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), the strongest earthquake had a magnitude of 4.0, followed by a 2.7 minor quake at 12:10 p.m., and then a 3.9 at 12:48 p.m.
The third earthquake, initially reported as having a magnitude of 4.3, was later downgraded to 4.0. Fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries or damages, but the shaking from the earthquakes was felt across the South Bay region.
This recent activity comes after several earthquakes struck Gilroy on Wednesday. The area is located near significant fault lines in California and has experienced strong earthquakes in the past.
Residents in the affected areas are advised to stay informed about the latest developments in this developing story.
The third earthquake, initially reported as having a magnitude of 4.3, was later downgraded to 4.0. Fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries or damages, but the shaking from the earthquakes was felt across the South Bay region.
This recent activity comes after several earthquakes struck Gilroy on Wednesday. The area is located near significant fault lines in California and has experienced strong earthquakes in the past.
Residents in the affected areas are advised to stay informed about the latest developments in this developing story.
and i'm like totally freaked out what's going on with cali 
earthquakes r getting more frequent and intense it's like we cant escape nature's wrath 
anyway, i feel for those who might've gotten scared or had stuff damaged 
at least no injuries tho that's the most important thing 
so let's just hope this gets settled down soon 
maybe everyone can get some rest after turkey dinner 
and we can all catch our breaths 
. The good news is that no one was hurt, but still, it's always nerve-wracking when the ground starts shaking 
. California's got some major fault lines, and it's like, you've gotta respect that, you know? 
We just hope these earthquakes aren't a sign of something bigger coming down the pipe 
. Maybe it's a good idea for people to have emergency kits ready, just in case 
.
. Anyway, I hope everyone stayed safe and had some good laughs about it afterwards – after all, laughter is the best medicine (except for maybe a good dose of science, but let's be real, who needs that on Turkey Day?) 
thankfully no one got hurt which is a major relief. can't believe this happened on Thanksgiving though, hope everyone's still enjoying their turkey and stuffing without a care in the world 
they need to get it together or something 
anyway, glad no one got hurt or anything 
, can't imagine if people were in buildings when that happened 
gotta stay safe and informed, you feel? 
keep an eye on those fault lines, lol 
