Per the USGS Earthquake Map, Puerto Rico has had these today (at the time of writing, most recent listing last:
M6.4, M5.6, M5.0, M4.5, M5.6, 4.5, 4.6.
They're all shallow, too, and apparently just off the coast. The 6.4 caused small (0.1-foot) tsunami. Per the Miami Herald, local news reports 1 dead, 1 injured, and extensive damage.
And yesterday, reportedly an M5.8 knocked down a local natural landmark.
Hopefully, all the energy for this episode has been released. Looking at the maps accessible via the USGS map link, it looks to me as though like anything bigger would cause tsunami problems for the Caribbean rather than the Gulf.
M6.4, M5.6, M5.0, M4.5, M5.6, 4.5, 4.6.
They're all shallow, too, and apparently just off the coast. The 6.4 caused small (0.1-foot) tsunami. Per the Miami Herald, local news reports 1 dead, 1 injured, and extensive damage.
And yesterday, reportedly an M5.8 knocked down a local natural landmark.
Hopefully, all the energy for this episode has been released. Looking at the maps accessible via the USGS map link, it looks to me as though like anything bigger would cause tsunami problems for the Caribbean rather than the Gulf.