Did you feel a shaking in San Antonio? Texas just experienced a record-setting earthquake.
San Antonio residents report feeling the impacts of a 5.3 magnitude earthquake in West Texas Wednesday.According to San Antonio police, residents in high-rise buildings near downtown felt what was likely due to the 5.3 magnitude earthquake that occurred in West Texas.
shows this earthquake occurred about 23 miles WSW of Mentone, Texas at 3:32 p.m. CST, which is about 350 miles northwest of San Antonio.An earthquake just rattled West Texas and Southern New Mexico. The epicenter was NW of Pecos, Texas ...about 170 mi east of El Paso. It has a preliminary magnitude of 5.3.
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