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5.3 magnitude earthquake recorded in Texas-New Mexico border

  • At 7:47 p.m. Local time on Saturday, a 5.3 magnitude earthquake occurred in West Texas, approximately 35 miles below Whites City, New Mexico, near the area between Midland and El Paso.
  • The quake occurred amid a seismic swarm shaking the Texas-New Mexico border region, with minor discrepancies on the epicenter location and magnitude.
  • The tremor, which struck an area with low population density between Midland and El Paso, was experienced by close to two million individuals throughout a wide area extending 200 miles across parts of the United States and Mexico.
  • The USGS reported limited impact and minimal ground failure risk, while the EMSC initially measured a magnitude of 6.5 and placed the epicenter near Pecos and Van Horn, Texas.
  • Aftershocks are likely over the next hours or days, and the event followed a powerful 7.4 earthquake off Chile and Argentina that prompted a tsunami warning there.
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Telemundo Dallas (39) broke the news in on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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