Regional Location: Preliminary Magnitude: Greenwich Mean Date: Greenwich Mean Time: Latitude: Longitude: Focal Depth:		SAN GORGONIO PASS, CALIFORNIA 3.8 (SCSN) 01/05/23 19:10:34 34.020N 116.755W 14.1 km
		Seismo-Watch Significant Earthquake Reports- No. 01-018
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		PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, May 23, 2001 (Seismo-Watch) -- Preliminary data indicates that an earthquake measuring M3.8 (SCSN) occurred at 19:10:34 UTC (12:10 p.m. local time), May 23 about 19 miles northwest of Palm Springs and 7 miles north-northeast of Cabazon in the foothills to the San Bernardino Mountains. Seismo-Watch EQ Flash! Alert Bulletins subscribers received a notification of the earthquake within minutes of the shaking. You should subscribe to the service too! It's FREE and Fast! The epicenter occurred close to the Riverside-San Bernardino County line in the upper reaches of Millard Canyon drainage, near Bear Wallow Springs (See a TopoZone epicenter map). The focal point was placed at a depth of 14.1 km (8.8 miles) and we do not have a fault plane solution for the event as of yet. The quake was centered about a miles south of the Mission Creek segment of the San Andreas Fault. Preliminary reports indicate the quake was felt many people in the Inland Empire, including but is was centered too far from shore to cause items to topple from tables or shelves. (See USGS Felt Intensity Map) Did you feel this earthquake? Tell us what you felt. There were no foreshocks and there have been a few small aftershocks since the posting of this report, the largest of which registered M2.5 at 12:32 p.m. aftershocks recorded at this time. On February 10, 2001, a M5.1 earthquake struck the San Bernardino Mountains near Big Bear Lake. Today's M3.8 quake was not an affershock to that event as tt was centered about 22 miles away. (See Seismo-Watch Special Earthquake Report). Additional Seismic information links: Recent Earthquakes Page, San Bernardino, USGS Southern California EQ Information Links, Seismo-Watch Seismograms of the earthquake series from nearby stations: General Waveform Page , Pasadena, USGS Mainstream media news reports: None at this time. Report update: 1:45 p.m., Wednesday, May 23, 2001
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