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USGS deletes 5.9 quake in Nevada

Magnitude 5.9 earthquake shakes Nevada, can be felt in California

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.9 hit in Nevada Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

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Nevada earthquakes? USGS sent an alert but here's what really happened

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USGS deletes false alert on Nevada earthquake

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USGS Says Nevada Quake Report Was False, Blaming Automatic System's Error

The United States Geological Survey said on Thursday its automatic earthquake detection system had erroneously sent out a report earlier in the day that a 5.9 magnitude temblor had struck in Nevada, s...

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False Report of 5.9 Earthquake Sends Phones Buzzing in Nevada

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Alert and Story on Nevada Earthquake Withdrawn After USGS Reports System Error

Santa Rosa Press Democrat · 1d

Did you get that 5.9 quake alert? USGS says it shouldn’t have gone out

“The USGS is working to understand the cause of the false alert,” the message read.

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There was no earthquake: ShakeAlert canceled after false alarm on Nevada temblor

ABC7 · 23h

USGS confirms false 5.9 quake reported in Nevada after CA residents receive MyShake alert

KTVU FOX 2 on MSN

USGS deletes 5.9 quake in Nevada from its website

The Shake Alert seismology team said they are now working to review the data, but that it appears the faulty alert might've been caused by a software error.

USGS sends 'errant warning' of 5.9 earthquake near Dayton

The United States Geological Survey put out a false alarm for a 5.9 earthquake east of Dayton, Nevada, on Thursday morning.

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False quake alert in Nevada sparks ShakeAlert questions

USGS mistakenly issued a 5.9 quake alert near Dayton Nevada. No quake occurred. Here is what Californians should know about ShakeAlert and safety.

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'Did not occur': False alert sent out for 5.9-magnitude quake in Nevada, USGS says

An incorrect alert was sent out for a Nevada earthquake with a purported magnitude of 5.9 on Thursday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.