Earth tremor felt in North Texas

CLEBURNE, Texas — Residents of a town in north-central Texas have reported hearing a clap of thunder that turned out to be an earthquake rather than stormy weather.

The U.S. Geological Survey says the tremor at 8:02 a.m. Monday registered 2.3-magnitude and was centered about 1 mile west of Cleburne.

City spokesman Charlie Hodges says that after the sound of a thunder clap, residents reported hearing a low rumble for about two seconds.

Hodges said no damage nor injuries were reported in the community south of Fort Worth.

The tremor comes a day after a 2.6-magnitude tremor was reported late Sunday about 4 miles east of Cleburne. A 2.8-magnitude quake hit Cleburne last Tuesday.