AUGUSTA, GA (WFXG) - Just after 11 a.m. Tuesday morning, an earthquake struck the city of Augusta.
According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake registered as a 3.2 and was centered 3.72 miles southwest of Augusta. The epicenter of quake is just off of Peach Orchard Road, near Coyotes Nightclub.
A scientist with the USGS says that there is a possibility of aftershocks and caution that this quake may have been a "foreshock", which could be a prelude to another quake.
Richmond County EMA is working to assess any damages to homes and businesses in the city. As of this time, there are no reports of injuries in the CSRA.
Augusta Regional Airport is operating normally. There are no reports of damage at Strom Thurmond Dam.
If you find yourself inside during another quake, take shelter under a sturdy structure, like a heavy desk.
