Seismic activity continues Sunday with a 4.5 to 4.7 magnitude earthquake centered 11 miles southeast of Silver Springs and 20 miles northeast of Yerington happening at 7:39 a.m., according to the Nevada Seismological Lab and the U.S. Geological Survey.
There was a 4.2 quake earlier this morning at 5:43 a.m. according to the Nevada Seismological Lab and U.S. Geological Survey. At this time there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries from these two earthquakes Sunday. The earthquakes have been followed by dozens of aftershocks.
In a social media post, Lyon County advises the area is continuing to experience aftershocks in the Silver Springs area and surrounding communities. Emergency personnel are actively inspecting critical infrastructure and, at this time, there have been no significant reports of damage.
Following an earthquake:
Check yourself and others for injuries
Watch for aftershocks
Inspect your home for damage (gas leaks, broken utilities, structural issues)
Avoid damaged buildings
Be cautious if driving — watch for debris or road damage
Stay prepared:
Keep emergency supplies nearby
Follow official updates from local authorities
Only call 911 for true emergencies
Stay safe and alert, Lyon County.
The shaking has continued throughout the week, following the 5.7 magnitude earthquake that happened Monday, April 13 that was felt across Northern Nevada.
Check back for updates.
