© USGSThree earthquakes are felt in Idaho.
A Bonner County emergency dispatcher in Sandpoint said Friday morning that no injuries or damage were reported. The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude-4.1 quake hit first, around 7:32 p.m. Thursday, centered 30 miles northeast of Hayden.
"It was crazy, the whole house was shaking," said Charity Hadley, 37, of Sagle, who was outside on her deck with her dog, Bella. "She was running around the yard and barking and looking around like, 'What is this?'"
She said nothing was damaged in the house during the quake that she estimated lasted several minutes.
A second quake of magnitude-4.2 struck a little more than three hours later, waking up Hadley and her dog. That quake was centered 38 miles northeast of Hayden. Then, a magnitude-3.3 temblor hit at 1:28 a.m. Friday in the same area.
Also Friday, a magnitude-6.1 earthquake struck British Columbia's north coast, but a tsunami was not expected and no injuries or damage were reported.
Comment: Earth continues to 'open up'. Look around at the surge of other 'earth changes' recently, particularly volcanic activity, severe storms and sinkhole formation. Check out the monthly SOTT Earth Changes video summary for more information. As for earthquakes, these are from around the world in just the past month: