Morning Oklahoma earthquake felt in Minnesota

Author:: BMTN Staff
Publish date:: Sep 3, 2016

If you woke up to a tremor this morning, you are not alone.

An earthquake this morning in Oklahoma was felt as far as Minnesota.

https://twitter.com/USGS_Oklahoma/status/772047866441244672

So far no major damage has been reported, the Associated Press said.

The magnitude 5.6 earthquake tied for the strongest quake in Oklahoma history, the National Weather Service tweeted.

Here are some reactions from the Midwest.

https://twitter.com/jkaytone/status/772052938940227584

https://twitter.com/Edenscreek/status/772054914520408064

Did the earth move for you?

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports it took just a little over two minutes for the shock waves to make their way to Wisconsin. People from Milwaukee to Madison reported they felt the shaking from the earthquake.

The quake was felt around 10 p.m. Monday along the Wisconsin/Illinois border. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the 2.4 magnitude earthquake was centered in McHenry County, Illinois, just south of Kenosha County, Wisconsin. No damage or injuries were reported.