A 3.8-magnitude earthquake rocked western New York on Monday, February 6, the US Geological Survey (USGS) stated. Footage by Sabrina Alessandra reveals the second the quake shook her safety digital camera in Lancaster. The USGS stated the earthquake was centered a brief distance east-northeast of West Seneca. The National Weather Service reported that at 6:15 am, an earthquake was felt strongly by many individuals within the Buffalo space. The quake was the strongest within the space in not less than 40 years, in keeping with native media. There had been no accidents reported, the Buffalo News stated. Credit: Sabrina Alessandra through Storyful
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