10/01/2026
🌍 Earthquake Update: Western Washington (Sept 29, 2026)
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake struck the Kitsap Peninsula on Tuesday, September 29, at about 2:05 p.m. PT, centered near the Pierce/Kitsap county line (around 10–12 miles northwest of Gig Harbor).
✅ No injuries or significant damage have been reported.
✅ Over 9,000 people across western Washington reported feeling the shake, from Seattle to Tacoma and beyond.
✅ The USGS has issued an aftershock forecast for the next week, with a small chance of stronger quakes and several expected smaller aftershocks.
If you felt it: you’re not alone—and it’s normal to feel a bit rattled afterward. Keep an emergency kit ready, secure heavy items at home, and follow official updates from USGS and local authorities.
🔎 Want clearer insights after the next shake? At Sound Seismic, we help Western Washington homes and businesses understand their seismic risk and plan with confidence—through practical assessments, preparedness guidance, and easy-to-read reports tailored to your property.
📩 Message us for a free consult or visit our website to learn how we can support your earthquake readiness.
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