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Dozens of earthquakes occur over 45 minutes at Oregon’s Mount Hood. What caused them?

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First published at 14:52 UTC on March 5th, 2021.

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A 45-minute “earthquake swarm” reported this week near Oregon’s Mount Hood has the U.S. Geological Survey offering explanations — and reassurance the volcano is not becoming more active.

Dozens of earthquakes, most not felt on the surface, came in …

A 45-minute “earthquake swarm” reported this week near Oregon’s Mount Hood has the U.S. Geological Survey offering explanations — and reassurance the volcano is not becoming more active.

Dozens of earthquakes, most not felt on the surface, came in succession around 12:13 p.m. Monday, centered about a half mile southwest of the volcano, geologists say.

Data show the quakes came from 3 to 4 miles beneath the summit, officials said Tuesday. The volcano is about 50 miles east of Portland

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