A series of minor earthquakes struck off the coast of Hawaii on Saturday, Oct 31, with the strongest measuring mag. 2.4, per VolcanoDiscovery.
The USGS reports that multiple seismic events occurred throughout the day, including a mag. 2.2 quake near Pāhala and a mag. 2.1 event northeast of Hilo, all within hours of each other.
Hawaii County officials have confirmed no damage or injuries resulted from these quakes, which were felt across the island chain according to local residents.
The Pacific Ocean region remains seismically active, with recent activity including several small tremors near Hawaii’s volcanic zones.