A 2.5 magnitude earthquake was detected near Crandon by the U.S geological survey early Sunday morning.
According to USGS, the quake was recorded 4 kilometers northeast of mole lake.
The USGS allows people to report whether they felt the quake or not.
Based on the feedback they've received so far, the quake was given a three on the Modified Mercalli Scale, indicating the quake came with weak shaking, and no damage to buildings.
According to the USGS, the only other time a quake rated 2.5 or higher has been recorded was in 1947.
The quake happened in Milwaukee, and was rated a 3.8 on the MMI scale.
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