A magnitude 2.6 earthquake struck near Winthrop in Washington state on Sunday morning, with shaking reported in the Stehekin area at the northern end of Lake Chelan.
The United States Geological Survey recorded the earthquake at 7.15am local time on October 25, approximately 41km west-south-west of Winthrop in Chelan County. It occurred at a depth of about 2.8km. ([earthquake.usgs.gov](https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/uw714127632/dyfi/intensity?utm_source=openai))
A small number of people in Stehekin reportedly felt the tremor. The USGS is asking anyone who experienced the shaking to submit a report describing what they felt.
Earthquakes of this size are generally not expected to cause structural damage. No damage or injuries had been reported in connection with the tremor.
