An area in the state's Richland and Kershaw counties is the center of a series of seismic events that started on December 27 with a 3.3-magnitude earthquake.
There is no way to know if the small earthquakes shaking South Carolina are preceding something bigger, a geology professor said.
Since December 27, ten earthquakes, including the two on Wednesday, have been reported in the South Carolina, making geologists question how long the shaking will last. "You can't see it coming," Jaume told the AP on Wednesday."There isn't anything obvious moving or changing that you can put your finger on that you can say, 'This is leading to this.'"
Other earthquakes reported in the state recently have ranged from a magnitude of 1.7 to Wednesday's magnitude 2.6 rumbler. There have been no reported injuries or damage.
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