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🚨 MONTANA EARTHQUAKE –M4.2 NEAR GREAT FALLS Montana just had a magnitude 4.2 earthquake near Great Falls. USGS lists the event on January 29, 2026 at about 12:41 p.m. Mountain Time, with the epicenter about 8 km northeast of Black Eagle and roughly 12 km northeast of Malmstrom Air Force Base, at a shallow depth. For people in the area, this is strong enough to feel – a jolt, a rumble, maybe a few things rattling – even though it is not a large quake in global terms. First question everyone asks

⚠️ Magnitude 2.4 Earthquake Yellowstone ⚠️ A magnitude 2.4 earthquake was recorded inside the Yellowstone monitoring area on Wednesday night, November 5, at 7:25 p.m. local time, about 33 kilometers east of West Yellowstone. The quake was shallow at 7.2 kilometers deep and located near the caldera rim. The USGS confirmed and updated the data today, November 6, which is why this report is appearing now instead of yesterday. Seismic events like this often take time to verify and process before bei

🌋 Yellowstone Earthquake Update – March to April 2025 🌋 70 earthquakes were recorded around the Yellowstone Caldera in March, including two swarms near West Yellowstone. Ground movement continues, and quake activity has now spread into Montana, Wyoming, and Utah. While the volcano alert level remains normal, increased activity around Steamboat Geyser and ongoing subsidence are being closely monitored. We’ll release another Yellowstone update when the next round of official data comes in. If an

⚠️ Yellowstone Earthquake – M3.7 Strikes Near Mammoth, Wyoming ⚠️ At 11:14 a.m. local time today, a magnitude 3.7 earthquake shook Yellowstone National Park. The quake was centered 22 km south-southwest of Mammoth at a depth of 11 km, the strongest to hit the park in months. Shaking was felt across Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. USGS has shared webcam footage from Biscuit Basin, where the ground vibration from the quake can be seen. Even at moderate size, this event shows how active Yellowstone re