Another Earthquake Hits New Jersey As One Town Becomes A Quake Hotspot

I like to think I have a pretty solid relationship with gravity and the ground. It's always been there for me; however, every now and then, the ground surprises us and ends up shaking, twisting, and turning.

NJ Has Felt An Increase In Earthquakes

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Earthquakes don't happen very often in New Jersey, but when they do, it's kind of a big deal. I remember a few years ago, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake rocked most of New Jersey, as well as parts of New York and Pennsylvania. All of a sudden, inside the Hawk Studio, you could feel vibrations, and the building was shaking. It was a wild experience.

NJ Hit With Another Earthquake Over The Weekend

Over the weekend, another quake struck Jersey, although this time it wasn't quite the 4.8 magnitude beast we dealt with in the past.

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According to NJ.com, Jersey's latest quake happened just North of Whitehouse Station, on Sunday, March 8th, around 9:04 PM.

Whitehouse Station, NJ, Sees A Lot Of Earthquake Activity

The quake was only a 1.3 magnitude quake, which means it was so small that most residents in the area didn't even realize that there was a small quake happening.

Whotehouse Station seems to be a hotspot for earthquakes in Jersey. Over the past six months, that part of Jersey has had 4 quakes, all varying in size, but all considered relatively small.