6.1 earthquake reported in Cuba, reportedly felt in Florida

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Did you feel a rumble right around 2 p.m., Monday?

If you did, it was likely an earthquake that hit just off the coast of Cuba.

Scientists are putting the epicenter just to the west of Cuba, calling it a 6.1. Originally, the U.S. Geological Survey had the quake at 6.4, before lowering the rating.

Vibrations could be felt at Spectrum Bay News 9’s facility off Carillon Drive in St. Pete. Vibrations were felt in Orlando as well.

The quake was 104 km WNW of Mantua, Cuba

Stand by for more details.