An earthquake hit the Silverdale area on Wednesday morning.
The tremor struck at 8.11am on May 13, registering 2.3 magnitude and with a depth of three kilometres.
The tremor was reported to have been felt around Silverdale, Carnforth, Milnthorpe and into Grange-over-Sands.

Reports to the British Geological Survey say that the earthquake was like ‘’a loud thump", "was like a heavy lorry outside", "felt like a small explosion underground", "large quick shake" and "heard a loud bang".
In December a 3.3-magnitude quake hit Lancaster and Morecambe, with a second earthquake striking the area two weeks later.


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