Viewing area is dry. Yesterday, as you saw, we picked up a lot of storms, a lot of rain falling in a lot of time and with damage with the lightning. Zooming in, we have some action. New in southern parts of stark county, east sparta, we are seeing a few lightning strikes, the heavy downpours over sandy and that is passing up through brown and making a bline closer to areas like new frank like new franklin and then we move farther south. It could be impacting areas in southern tuscaroras and ill keep my eye on that and then to what the storms brought last night through Ashtabula County and theyre drying out. Well talk more later for now, terrence. Over to you. The cleanup is beginning over northeast ohio this were nothing. The thunderstorms rolling through last night. And Sarah Phinney joins us now from Cleveland Heights with a look at all of the damage. Good morning, sarah. Corrina and terrence. Were at the hyde park avenue neighborhood where there are a few branches on the ground and
Residents from Perry to Avon reported homes shaking, dishes rattling and large booms across the region Thursday night following an earthquake that had its epicenter in Livingston County.
The U.S. Geological Survey reported that a 2.4 magnitude earthquake occurred about 8:40 p.m. about 2 kilometers, or 1.2 miles north-northeast of the hamlet of Tuscarora in Mount Morris. The location along Gulley Road is east of Letchworth State Park.
The epicenter was 3.7 kilometers, or 2.3 miles from the surface, according to USGS.
âIt was nuts. A huge boom and shaking,â Angela Nacol Purcell wrote on the Livingston County News Facebook page. Purcell identified her location as Tuscarora/Mount Morris.