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🚨 MONTANA EARTHQUAKE –M4.2 NEAR GREAT FALLS Montana just had a magnitude 4.2 earthquake near Great Falls. USGS lists the event on January 29, 2026 at about 12:41 p.m. Mountain Time, with the epicenter about 8 km northeast of Black Eagle and roughly 12 km northeast of Malmstrom Air Force Base, at a shallow depth. For people in the area, this is strong enough to feel – a jolt, a rumble, maybe a few things rattling – even though it is not a large quake in global terms. First question everyone asks

🚨 EARTHQUAKE — MONTANA 🚨 A Magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck near Great Falls, Montana at 12:41 PM on January 29, 2026, centered about 7 miles northeast of Malmstrom Air Force Base, according to the United States Geological Survey. With a shallow depth of roughly 6 miles, the shaking was sudden and clearly felt across the area. Many reported a sharp jolt followed by a brief rumble — a reminder that seismic activity isn’t limited to the West Coast. 📍 Near Great Falls, MT 📅 January 29, 2026 👇 D

Here's the latest forecast progression of precipitation across the region today and tonight with snow spreading south into the remainder of central MT this afternoon and further south into SW MT this evening. Winter driving conditions likely for many areas this evening. #mtwx | US National Weather Service Great Falls Montana

A look at things to do in Great Falls! THURSDAY: Broadway in Love at the Mansfield Theater, Holocaust Survivor Talk at Paris Gibson Square FRIDAY: First Friday Art Walk downtown, Harvest Howl at Montana ExpoPark SATURDAY: Postwar Architecture Talk at The History Museum, free admission at the CM Russell Museum, Great Falls Symphony performance at the Mansfield Theater SUNDAY: The Great Gatsby ballet at the Mansfield Theater 🇺🇸 TUESDAY: Veterans Day ceremony at University of Providence, Veterans

🚨 Rare 4.2 Quake Hits Near Great Falls, Montana 🚨 A magnitude 4.2 struck northeast of Great Falls this afternoon. Quakes of this strength are uncommon this close to the city. In the wider 300-kilometer region around Great Falls, only about ten to eleven magnitude-4 or stronger earthquakes have occurred in the past decade, which makes a shallow event of this level stand out immediately. Most of Montana’s seismic activity stays below magnitude 3 and usually happens farther west along the Intermo