The U.S. Geological Survey tweeted early Thursday that a magnitude 5.8 earthquake hit western Montana at about 12:30 a.m. local time. Some Twitter users posted feeling tremors as far away as Spokane. The Independent Record reports that people felt the earthquake as far away as Bozeman, Idaho, and Great Falls. Ray Anderson said his wife told him the temblor woke up the dogs but it didn't cause any damage. Carolyn Kennedy, who lives in South Calgary, said she felt about 20 seconds “of waves” from the tremors.

Source: Fox News July 06, 2017 07:11 UTC