Five earthquakes were registered in the first hours of the new year along the coast of Jalisco, according to the National Seismological.
On the night of December 31, a very slight earthquake, of magnitude 3.5, was reported 46 kilometers west of Casimiro Castillo.
Later, at 1:18 am, in the early morning hours of January 1, another earthquake of magnitude 3.6 was recorded by the sensors of the monitoring system.
At 4:40 am, another earthquake of 3.6 was recorded 36 km southwest of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
SISMO Magnitud 3.6 Loc. 36 km al SUROESTE de PUERTO VALLARTA, JAL 31/12/18 04:40:57 Lat 20.48 Lon -105.54 Pf 16 km
— Sismologico Nacional (@SismologicoMX) December 31, 2018
At 05:20 am, January 1, an earthquake of magnitude 4.1 was reported with an epicenter 49 kilometers west of the municipality of Cihuatlán, Jalisco.
SISMO Magnitud 4.1 Loc 49 km al OESTE de CIHUATLAN, JAL 01/01/19 05:20:56 Lat 19.35 Lon -105.02 Pf 50 km pic.twitter.com/UWbzdaZGiG
— Sismologico Nacional (@SismologicoMX) January 1, 2019
At 1:12 pm on January 1, an earthquake of magnitude 4.2 was recorded near Cihuatlán, Jalisco.
SISMO Magnitud 4.2 Loc 178 km al SUROESTE de CIHUATLAN, JAL 01/01/19 13:12:39 Lat 18.64 Lon -106.14 Pf 7 km pic.twitter.com/TAvI03JAYU
— Sismologico Nacional (@SismologicoMX) January 1, 2019
There is no report of damage from these minor earthquakes.
