There were two earthquakes in Utah today. Here's what we know about the magnitude

Published: Feb 15, 2019, 5:44 a.m. MST

A screenshot of where the first earthquake struck. Screenshot, USGS

SALT LAKE CITY — Two earthquakes struck northern Utah on Friday morning in Bluffdale, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The USGS registered a 3.3 magnitude earthquake at 5:02 a.m. and a second 3.8 magnitude earthquake at 5:10 a.m.

Some on social media felt the earthquake.

Did you feel what we felt?? #earthquake pic.twitter.com/FaFRXU1ulh
— Herriman City (@HerrimanCity) February 15, 2019

#BREAKING: We're getting lots of calls and messages about a potential earthquake in the Valley...

USGS confirms a 3.3 magnitude earthquake south of Bluffdale
— Caitlin Burchill (@newsyCaitlin) February 15, 2019

First earthquake experience. Can’t even imagine was a 7-8 feels like. Props to all you Californians who deal with this constantly. pic.twitter.com/Htpm3eNI0C
— Ryan Bennion (@RyBen3) February 15, 2019

#BREAKINGNEWS I am in #WestJordan and just Felt and #EarthQuake It shook for several seconds. I am on the 4th floor of my apt building and that was a trip. It Just happened again.
— SLCScanner (@SLCScanner) February 15, 2019

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