A 4.1 earthquake hit the southland Wednesday, striking about 3 miles northeast of Yorba Linda, according to the United States Geological Survey.
Orange County residents reported feeling the quake, which hit about 1:31 p.m., from Seal Beach to San Clemente.
According to the Orange County Fire Authority, the agency fielded "no damage reports as a result of the 4.1 mag earthquake in Yorba Linda" and are carrying on "normal operations."
Eleven minutes after Wednesday's rumble, a smaller quake struck Brawley, the site of a recent swarm of quakes.
That quake registered as a 2.6 on the Richter Scale.
The rumbles are the latest in a series of earthquakes that have recently hit Southern California.
On Aug. 26, a in Imperial County.
To see the USGS data for that quake, click here.
Earlier this month, two earthquakes jolted O.C.— and a .
Wednesday's Orange County quake is "less likely related to that [the Brawley swarm] and more likely an aftershock from the two that struck Yorba Linda earlier, on August 7 and 8," said a spokesman for the California Institute of Technology.
Reporter Sarah de Crescenzo contributed to this story.
