Earthquake Felt Across Florida
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck the Gulf of Mexico on Monday, approximately 118 kilometers west-northwest of Cuba, according to officials.
The tremor was felt across much of Florida, prompting reports of shaking from residents in several areas. The earthquake was initially reported as having a magnitude of 6.4 before being revised to 6.1.
Minor tremors from an earthquake in the Gulf, SW of Cuba have been felt in South Florida. There is no cause for alarm. https://t.co/6RLPkuzely https://t.co/3dkd5XbRLJ
— Miami Beach Fire (@MiamiBeachFire) June 8, 2026
No Tsunami Threat
The National Weather Service in Miami confirmed that while the earthquake was widely felt, there is no tsunami danger for the United States.
Authorities continue monitoring the situation, but no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries were released following the quake.
Residents who felt the shaking are encouraged to follow local emergency guidance and stay informed through official weather and emergency management agencies.
For more on today’s earthquake near Cuba and any repercussions, stay tuned to Que Onda Magazine.